The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1939-01-06
COLORA

Op6TdIlOu at OulOu f1OSpltdt ElhJOH
few days ago.
Mrs. Annie Stephens, wife of Asa
| Stephens, was taken in the Ambul-
ance to Union Memorial Hospital,
Baltimore, last week, Mrs. Stephens
has been badly afflicted fof some
time.
Colora Womans Club was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Tatem.
Mrs. Carroll Cameron and Miss
Louise Worthington will be host
esses to the January meeting of the
Missionary Society of West Noting
ham Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred H. Love, were
New Years guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Davis, at Camden N. j.
Mrs. w. N. Wilson enjoyed Christ
mas with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bennett and
family, Philadelphia.
John ]. Coulson, is spending some
time at the home of the w. Harvey
Tome.
Walter McVey, Colora and the
William Fultons, Oxford, were with
David McVey and family Media for
Christmas.
Allen Atkinson and wife of Lititz,
Pa, lately visited relatives at Port
ers Bridge.
Mrs. Annie B. Price returned to
her home in Chester, Tuesday after
spending several days here with her
nephew Robert A. Muldoon, aud
wife,
Miss Lille Barrett, Baltimore,
was with her home folks the Gran
vile Barretts Rising Sun for Xmas.
Samuel Ewing and Horace Ewing
were in Philadelphia Monday and
enjoyed seeing the Mumers Parade.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Boyle and
son Frank, Elkton, were recent cal
lers at the home of Miss Hanna M.
Boyle.
Miss Edna Muldoon and friend, of
Wilmington, visited her home folks
here.
Mrs. Leon H. Gallaher and daugh-
ter Grace, Newport, Del, called on
her sister, Mrs. S. w. Fitzgerald
and family Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Ewing and Mrs. Sam
uel Ewing called on Mrs. John Hen
ry, Concordville, Pa, and Mrs. Will
liam Burdett, at Boothwyn, Pa.
Miss Hazel Brentner, of Darling
ton, Md, spent few days with Miss
Ethel Way during the holidays
Miss Dorothy McKeever, of Else
mere, Del, was an Xmas guests of
Miss Annie Shelter.
Miss Janet Keller, West Noting
ham, spent Monday week with her
school friend Dorothy Pierce.
Samuel E. Ewing and family and
Miss Katherine Morrison spent New
Years with Charles Ewing and fam
lily, Elsemere, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs Evan Heating, of
Smith, of West Grove; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Clifford and daughter Helen,
of Pennington, were callers at the
home of the Norman Ways and MIR.
and Mrs. Clinton Way.
Street e. Riley, Jr., and family,
and his mother Mrs. S. E. Riley.
Helen Fitzgerald and sisters Lois,
and Mary Lou visited Charles D.
Warfield and family, Ellicott City,
last Friday
The following Burials were made
in West Nottingham Cemetery in
1898.
January 10Th, Charles Kennard,
Cambridge, age IS; Jan. 2OJh, John
E. Sharpless, Newcastle, Del, age
81; Jan. 21st, Jacob McCarty, Port
Deposit, age 70; February 9th, E.
Kirk Cameron, Sykesville, age rs;
Feb. 10th, Baby Tilson, Calvert,
Feb. 18th, Sara E. Buchanan, Theo-
dore, age 81; Feb. 18th, Edward o.
Nesbitt, Rowlandville, age rs; May
End, Samuel Morris Principle, age
43; May oath, Mae A. Love, Colora,
age "a; June 18th, Caroline Heckert
Snyder, Port Deposit, age 81; Au-
gust 4th, Emma l.. Anderson, Port
Deposit, age 70; August 21st, STAN
ley Nickle, Trainer, Pa, age Is;
August 10th, Esther A. Bond, Port
Deposit, age SO; October 7th, Mrs.
NJ Agnes Reese, Colora, age S3;
Oct. 10th, John C. Craig. Rowland
vile, age so; Oct. 10th, Harry
Todd, Baltimore, age 50; Oct. IL,
Joseph R. Balderston, Baltimore,
age 55; Oct. 18th, Carroll Ray
Ashley, Havre de Grace, age 10;
Oct 18th, Mary E. Hindmen, Port
Deposit, age IA; Oct goth, James
A. McNutt, Nottingham, Pa, age
81; November 10th, Marjorie Rich
ards, Philadelphia, age 81; Nov.
18th, Jenette s. Stump, Perryville,
age SO; December 1st, Mary E.
Montgomery, Perryville, age so;
Dec. 18th, Charles Bleizs, East Not
tingham, age So; Dec. 31st John
Elmer Keetley, Marcus Hook, age
So.