The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1888-03-31
Changes of Residences,

According to our annual custom we
the changes of residences made On NOV
/ ing day by the citizens ui Elkton and
although We did not, ptthLps, succeed in
noting all the changes, yet secured quite
! number OF them.
| j. Grusscup moved from the house of
Frank Kerr on Bow street, formerly
occupied by the late Capt. Leslie, to one
OF ex-Sherff Morris Duubar's houses on
Church street, formerly occupied by Mrs.
John Cutlery. Mrs. Cutlery moved to
one of VIM. Elders houses nearly oppo-
site the bank and formerly occupied by
Jacob Howard who took up his residence
ON the farm of Dr. Chas NJ. Ellis near
Far Greek. The house on Bow street
vacated by Mr. Grosscup was taken BY
Henry Brake. The house, forming part
of what was formerly the Exchange
Hotel, vacated by Mr. Brake was rented
by Richard Draper who moved from the
West end of Main street. Thomas Bid
die moved from house on the east side
Of Bow street to one on the west side
adjoining that occupied by Brake. Mrs
Armbrister took the house vacated by Mr.
Biddle. moving from house on the same
street. Sheriff Bonlden moved to
the house on Bow street vacated hv
Henry Wood, who rented tie house for
merly occupied by James Il. Marrett and
now owned by John 5. Writ. Mr.. Mar.
rett removed to the Lowell farm near
New Leeds which he recently purchased.
Jacob Dean, who has managed the
Drennen farm near Red Mill for many
years, IN wed to the house on Main street
vacated by Delphos and Cadmus Price,
who took the FELTON, House. Charles D.
Jamison moved from the old bank build
ing on Main street to his new residence
On North street extended. Ex Sheri fl
Thomas moeed from one of ex Sheriff
Dunbar's houses on Church street TO that
on Main street vacated ny Samuel
Shippers who goes to Singerly station. A
Mr.. Brown, who conducts the carriage
painting business at Melsel's carriage
shops, moved his family from Whining
ton to one OF r. B. Frazer's houses on
Howard street. + lward Morgan moved
from High street to a house on Church
street belonging to Frank Bradbury
Mr.. Miller, an employee of Singerly's
pulp works, moved from a house belong
ing to Jos. Terrell, on North street above
the railroad. to the house vacated by. Mr..
Morgan. Mr.. Z iward Smith, who occu
pied one OF James L. Foard's houses on
High street, near North, took the house
of Mr.. Terrell for several months until
bis own is completed on North street ex-
tended. 1t is reported that Mr. Terrell
conIemplates opening a store in the
bnil'iing afterward. A Mr.. Walters, of
Chesapeake City, rented the bcuse va
Gated by Mr.. Smith and will conduct the
carting business in Elkton. Chas. Alex
ander, who. has been living with his
father, R Dbert Alexander. on East High
street, began housekeeping in the house
on the same street. near Church, recently
vacated by Mr.. Southworth, the Free
Methodist preacher, who was transferred
to another appointment by his conference.
Benz. Harris, who resided on John street.
moved in with his father in law, Robert
Alexander. Mr.. Armstrong, the travel
ing agent, vacated the Parker house on
North street extended, and took that on
Bow street recently occupied by Prof
W. NJ. F3ulk. The new Free Methodist
preacher, Rev. Mr.. Perkins, will occupy the
Parker house. Capt. VIM Realey. moved
from the house on Main street, in 'The
Hollow" occupied by him for a number
of years aud owned by William J. Jones,
Esq, to the dwelling on High street
owned by Thomas C. Crouch aud vacated |
by Don Price who took the house on Bow
street belonging to Mr.. Jones and Va
Gated 0y Mrs. John X. Lewis.