The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-04-20
sCL0gAL DEPARTMENT. y

The Messrs. Carhart of Zion, appear in
new card this week. Notice it.
Russell j. Reed was on Monday APP
pointed postmaster at Bay View.
Mrs. Richard PillIng, of Kiamensi Del
visiting friends in Elktop on Wednesday.
Ex-Governor Groome and Mrs. Groome
spent Sunday last with friends in Elkton.
This will be Mrs. Tom Thumbs last APP
pearance prior to her departure for England.
MIR. George Perkins, of Philadelphia,
visited his parents in Elkton on Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Hennick, of Baltimore, is
visiting her father, Mr.. James p. Merritt,
of ElkJon.
Mrs. Mary F. Ireland, the authoress
visited her brother Rueben Haines, Esq of
Elkton this week.
w. j. Mahoney and Miss Alice Phillips
were married in Bay View NJ. P. Church
On Thursday evening.
Mrs. Racheal Reynolds of Chesapeake
City was The guest this week OF Mrs. j. c.
Robinson, Smyrna, Del.
DIR. Peter Cooper of Wilmington was
the guest OF his brother DR.. j. w. Cooper of
this place a few DAYS ago.
The Worlds Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union has named Sunday April
2Sth Temperance Day.
MIR. john NJ. Terrell who has been i'll
for several weeks from a liver affection is
now able to go about the house.
Governor jackson continues to improve
very rapidly. He is now able to sit up most
OF the time and receive callers.
r. Day Cantwell, who attends the Con-
ference Academy, Dover: Del, is spending
the Easter holidays in Elkton.
DR. Theodore A. Worral of North East
has an invitation to deliver an address at
Havre de Grace ON Memorial Day.
Mrs. Gen Tom Thumb will exhibit at
Odd Fellows Hall next Friday afternoon
and evening April Goth, don't forget the
date.
The next meeting of the Cecil Farmers
Club will be held at the residence of Mr..
George w. Sutton, at Perryville on the Doth
OF May.
Mrs. James H Scott returned on Satur-
day last from a visit of several weeks to
friends in Washington, D. c., and Chester
town, Md.
-Messrs. Francis B. Harvey and Edwin
home on Wednesday evening to spend the
Easter Holidays.
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Malthy House, where will be found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mcn17tf
Mr.. VIM. T. Giles the North street caterer
has been confined to his room for several
days with "A severe cold and an affection OF
the throat.
Rev. Charles Hill will preach on Sunday
afternoon, April Dist at "a O'Clock at
wilma, on the occasion of the reopening of
the Sabbath School.
The ladies of ST. Mary's congregation
will hold an Easter Festival on Wednesday
April 24th, at Wingate Post Hall for the
benefit of parish funds.
Gov. jackson who has been seriously
and now thinks he will be able to attend
the New York Centennial.
The Academy school nine played a game
of base ball on Saturday on the fair grounds
with down town club. The score was %
10 20 in favor of the latter.
Miss Eloise Walmsley, of Georgetown,
Kent County, Md, VINO attends the State
Normal School, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. A. Mitchell, of this vicinity.
Elk Judge Richard Grason of Baltimore,
at one time d resident OF Elktou and States
Attorney of Cecil County, who was attacked
with paralysis last week is improving
The Foreign Missionary Society of the
Elkton NJ. +. Church held its anniversary
on Thursday evening in the lecture room.
The exercises were of An interesting nature
A colored man was admitted to the
almshouse on Thursday on the certificate of
trustee, f. W. Januey and DIR. j. w.
Cooper. He was very ill from rheumatism
-lSlcub. vi. Il - hHlolJ " -. n. "a oiO6uci
of DIR. j. H. lamar and Reuben E. lamar,
had a rib broken on Saturday while playing
base ball at Annapolis w here heis stationed.
The boys are home from school for the
Easter holidays, Hal lamar, Herbert Lit
zenherg, Harry Clemson and Victor NJ.
Torbert arrived on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Rev. j. B. Kendall of Lincoln University
we'll known here, has presented handsome
bible to the chapel in Lincoln village. The
worshippers at that place appreciate the gift
highly.
Pete" Freeman, a young Elkton col
ored boy who developed some ability a
rider is now connected with the stables OF
G. ID. Withers, the well known New York
horseman.
Don't fail TO see the 4 ponies and small
carriage presented to Mrs. Tom Thumb by
the Queen of England it will be seen on the
streets of Elkfon on April Goth, day of per-
Torrance.
Mr.. Charles b. Perkins of this town,
read an interesting essay before the ThirG
District Republican Club on Monday night
A complimentary vote of thanks was ten
dered him.
Services at Trinity Church, Elkton. to
morrow Easter Sunday at 1870 a. IN. and
7.3Op. IN. TIE Sunday School Easter FEES
tival will be held in connection with thu
evening service.
The mansion house on Seneca Pon
Farm will be occupied this summer b.
Horace Disston, member of the firm o
Henry Dlsston Sons, of Philadelphia, VIII,
recently bought it.
Notice f. Prettyman's new advertise
ment in another column, he will move abou
May 10Th to GIL Market street, Wilmington
in the meantime he is selling extra cheap t.
reduce stock here.
Hannah +. Yeatman died at Appleton
on Tuesday, in the 18th year of her age. Tn
funeral will take place Sunday, intermen
wine Springs, Del.
The usual services will be held at tn
Free Methodist Church on Sunday. TIL
Pastor w. H. Laning will preach al Pleas
ant Hill in he morning and at Leslie in tn
afternoon and evening,
Mr.. jesse X. Baylis, tor number c
years Manager of the Wilmington Oper
House has associated himself with S. Home
Calkins, a former resident Of this county, i
the sale of art tiles, wood mantels, CRATES
etc. The new firm is known as BayIis
Calkins. They opened on Monday at II
Market street, Wilmington.