The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-10
NONPARIlI..
Time Of game, two hours aud thirty min
utes. Umpire -R. G.. Thackery.

OUR WATERING Place BULLETIN
irricals.-Oa .Sa.Urday-Scnaior James
b. Groome and wife from Cape May.
VIM. McCrer., Esq, and II. Il. TcIbert
from Nantucket.
On Nonddy-Mrs. II. Il. Torbert and
children from Octora Heights
On Wednesday w. : Evans and wife,
John Frazer and mother and Miss Emily
Frazer, p. II. Cleaver and wife from Cape
May. Frank Ellis, Esq. and family, and
the Misses Depuy, from Magnolia Point,
Massachusetts coast, en- route for Ai!cghauy
Springs. Virginia.
On Thursdcy-Dr. J. II. lamar and
Miss Mary Hollingsworth from Atlantic
City. DIR. "Cut Wells from Rehoboth
Departures. Major Morris and life, Mrs
Harrison Bennett; and children, Miss Ana
bel Falls, Miss Lizzie Ilu.:cn, and Miss y.
Mckinsey for Gable Cottage, Plum Point
On Tursday--R. c. Lewis, Esq, Miss
Mary aud Miss Annie Carter for Cape May.
Among the youth and beauty at Cape
May, last week, no one received more at
tention than Miss Bessie Evans, of this
the season.
SOCIETY AERIvAIs.-Miss Lila Ward
Woodlawn, on the Sassafras, and Miss Lii
lie Ciarkson, Lancaster City-with Miss
Annie Scott Miss Kate Hinton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Wells, Philadelphia-with Miss
Annie Wells. Miss Mamie Pearce. vii.
Pascault, BaltmOre-with Mrs. Senator
Groomc. Miss Bessie Smith, Hartford
county-with Mr.. J. T. Mccullough.
Miss Ella Todd, Newark-with Miss An.
ME Smith, Frenchtown Heights. Misses
Ford-with Miss Susie Tuite. Mrs. Stay
ter Russell, West Chester-with Mrs. Ar.
thur w. Mitchell. Miss Nellie Broughton
and Miss Bertha Evans, Hartford county
with Mrs. DIR. J. II. lamar. Mrs John F.
Clayton and family, Baltimorc-with Mr..
Walter ;. Johnson Miss Rebecca Gutter
and Miss Annie Williams, Philadelphia
with Miss Lizzie Wells. Miss Lizzie Tull,
Wilmington-wth DR.. Robertt c. Tull.
The EXCURSIONS TO COLCHESTER
The VI. +. Sunday school excursion from
Elkton to Colchester Beach, last Wednes,
aifording day of innocent and healthful
amusement and recreation to the excur-
sionists, and leaving a surplus of about
fifty dollars in the hands of the managers
for the benefit of the Sunday school. The
steamboat Chester, commanded by Captain
VIM. CundIif, which had been chartered
for the occasion, left Elk Landing about
: A. ". and after a fine run down the bay
reached its destination at li:l0 \. NJ. Il
started on the return trIp at ) and reached
the Landing about J:lJ l.. NJ, allowing SIX
hours FOR recreation upon the beach. Be
side the excursion from Elkton and those
brought 10y the Plot Boy, which makes
two trips daily from Baltimore, TIE Trun-
peter brought another one from the Sassa-
fras river. All told there were from 500 To
900 persons on the beach, among all OF
whom not a loud word was heard or any
dsorderly conduct observed.
1t is a delightful place and everybody
that participated in the excursion was
pleased with it. M mishaps occurred to
mar the pleasure of he day, but one or two
rather portly gentlemen got their bathing
suits on wrong side before which created a
little merrimeut among their more ex.
perIcuccd friends.
The excursion OF the Port Rygal 10 the
same place, on Saturday last, was quite 4,
pleasant and successful as the one on We'd
nesday, but was not as well patronized Al
1t should have been, owing to the wan. OF
time to properly advertise it. The week.
excursions of the Port Roydl from thi,
I place will be continued during the month
/ of August, and those who wish To avail
themselves of the opportunity to take a
delightful trip down the bay should not
] fail to patroniZe her.