The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-08-18

Mrs. II. II. Brady and Miss Carrie Brady
are at Chincoteague
Mr.. Harry NJ. Davis is spending several
days at Ocean Grove.
Miss Eva Young of Harve de Grace is
with friends at Principle.
Mr.. VIM. o. Gilmonr and family returned
| to Baltimore on Tuesday.
Miss Allie Thomas, of Wilmington, is
visiting Mrs. James 7. Mccullough.
Mr. Andrew Alexander spent this week
with his brother. Mr. John Alexander
Miss Eta Anthony is sojourning at the
cottage of the Misses Hill, Ocean Grove.
The Misses Grover of New Orleans, have
been wishing Miss Mary Harvey at Child's.
| Mrs. Chas. j. Pavord and daughter OF
Elkton visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Miss May Morrison and Miss Marion
| Worth OF Oxford, are visiting at North
East.
The Misses Squier of Port Deposit, are
visiting at Mrs. II. S. Worth's, Pine street,
Oxford, Pa.
DIR. Chas. NJ. Ellis, who sailed on June
on August Goth.
Mr.. George w. Taylor, of the Baltimore
Custom House spent Sunday last with his
| sister in Elkton.
Mr.. William Gilpin, of Philadelphia, has
been visiting his father, Mr.. William Il.
Gilpin of Elkton.
Rev. Chas. Hill and wife left on Monday
for Ocean Grove where they will remain
nearly thr sc weeks.
Misses Nettie and Carrie Mcfarland, of
Philadelphia, are visiting their sister Mrs.
VIM. T. Warburton.
Miss l.. v. Wallace and Miss Helen Has.
son. both of the Second district went to
Atlantic City on Thursday.
Mr. George A. Lee, of the Baltimore Gus
tom House, accompanied by his wife, is
visiting friends in Ekton.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. c. Rigtn, of Conowingo,
spent part of their honeymoon at the Ok ford
House. Oxford Pa, last week.
John w Hall of Rich Hill, Ohio, is visit
ing relatives and friends in Cecil and Chester
counties, the first time since 1880.
Mrs Mcdowell, wife of DIR. w. j. Nc
Dowell. OF Jersey City, is visiting her father
Parker L. George, of Elk Neck.
Miss Molle Ash, left Elkton on Thursday
for Pasaic, \, j., where she will visit the
Misses Hughes, formerly of this town.
Mrs. Laura Charshee of Principle Cecil
County who had been visiting friends in
Harve de Grace returned home this week.
Miss Mary Schur, of Media. and Mr..
Frank Hudson, of Chester, spent Sunday
and Monday with Mrs. John Alexander
Misses Rebecca McCauley and Miss Ella
Neal, of Philadelphia, have been visiting
Miss Mary +. Strickland on Bow street.
Mr. Samuel J. Keys, of Davis, Keys &C J.,
has been spending several days with his
parents in Vienna, Dorchester county, Md.
Rev. VIM Schouler will hold service
in the schoolhouse at Audora tomorrow
| Sunday afternoon ut half-pas three. All
are invited.
Rev. Frank F. Carpenter, of Bishopvilie
| Nd, has been visiting friends in this county
and preached at Bethel NJ. Z. Church last
| Sunday.
Miss Lulu Collins, of Wilmington, Del,
aud Miss Octie Chick of Philadelphia are
the guests of Miss Lizzie Sloan on Stockton
street.
Mrs. VIM. G. Hasson, formerly of Cherry
Hill and now residing in Baltimore this
| week visited the family of Mr.. John NJ.
| Terrell.
Collector James b. Groome returned to
the Custom House on Wednesday after ten
days absence on Il cunning trip on Chinco-
| league Island.
| Mr.. Harry Miller of the firm of Miller Il
Jenkins plumbers, Wilmington, Del, and
family, have been visiting his father Samuel
II. Miller near town.
Mr. and Mrs p. H Cleaver, Mrs. Emily
/ Frazer and Miss Emily Evans daughter of
States Attorney William S Evans, left on
Wednesday for Ocean Grove.
Rev. +. G. Atkins, of Cecilton, stopped in
Elkton on Monday night on his way to
Woodlawn campmeeting and attended a
| class meeting at the NJ T. Church