The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-06-08
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in Elkton this week.
Miss Mary Cannon, of Dover is visiting
her sister Mrs. R. c. Lewis.
Miss Helen Hasson, of the Fourth dis.
trict is visiting relatives in Elkton.
Hon. Jacob Tome of Port Deposit, called
on President Harrison on Thursday.
Miss Maud Way of Colora is visiting
Mrs. w. Y. Bunting of Colersine, Pa.
-Children's Day will be observed at
Cronch Chapel on Sunday June 10th.
Edwin Prettyman, fine Shoe GIL Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Del. May1l.
Miss Annette Miller, of Wilmington is
visiting Miss Sallie Manly on Main street.
Miss Jennie Wilson, of Rising Sun is
visiting Miss Ssllie Strickland on Third
street, Oxford, Pa.
Miss Fannie Marshbank returned this
week from two weeks visit to Mrs. George
W. Benson At Cecilton.
Miss Helen Barroll went to housek eep-
ing last week in the house of Mr.. Thomas
Drennen on Main street.
Those seeking employment will do we'll
to read the advertisement of the Guarantee
Nursery Co. in another column,
Rev. VIM. Schouler will hold service in
the school house at Andora tomorrow Sun
day afternoon at half past three.
There will he strawberry festival this
afternoon and evening at Persons Grove
for the benefit of the Sunday School.
Miss Kate Miller, of Elkton who has
been visiting her brother Mr.. Samuel Miller,
of Philadelphia, has returned home.
The West Nottingham commencement
will be held Thursday evening June Goth.
The programme will be very interesting.
The Young Peoples Association of the
Elkton NJ. f. Church will have picnic at
Locust Point on Elk River next Tuesday.
The Crouch Chapel festival on W sdnes-
day and Thursday evenings of this week
was well attended and a success financially.
Read the new card of Wanamaker &
Brown, the celebrlt Philadelphia cloth
iers. This is a reliable and enterpriSing
firm.
Mrs. J. r Vincent, of Wilmington
who has been visiting her father Mr.. VIM
T Giles of Elkton returned home this
week.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Reese, of the Baltimore
Custom House will be III arried on June Goth
to the daughter of a well-known citizen of
this town.
"A young son of Mr.. VIM. Rambo, the
plasterer who resides near the Democrat
office, had one of bis arms broken by fall
this week.
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will he found first
lass ommod .tious and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
Col. Andrew Wallace Evans and wife
Y, where they will remain during theseDm-
Iaencement exercises.
Mr. and Mrs Thos V. Kassler, of Bal
timore, formerly of Ekton have sailed for
Europe where they will spend the summer
returning in September.
The Y p s. C. E. of West Nottingham
Presbyterian Church will give a musical
and literary entertainment on June II and
an aII-day picnic June Is.
The Big Elk Sunday School will hold a
strawberry festival ON the chapel grounds
Wednesday evening June 18th, 1889. Ii
stormy the next clear evening.
rho S,bb,+b Sobool oonpaota1 th
Wright's A. NJ. E Church is arranging for
Children's Day which will be on Sund ~
June the 9th 1889 All are welcome.
Mr.. Rowland Evans, lately of MINES
ota, and son of tie late DR.. John Evans of
this county, has purchased the drug store
of DIR. c. A. Hollingsworth in Bel Air.
Father Care has been instructed by
Bishop Curtis to take collection for the
YOUNGSTOWN sufferers, at the service of Sun
day at both Elkton and Newark Churches.
Mr. Emory R. Burnite, of Salt Lake
City, Utah, who had his death reported over
the country some months ago is visiting his
brother Mr.. w. S Burnite at Cow,ntowu.
Three young men of this town, each eat
thirteen plates of ice Gre Am in immediate
succession at the Salvation Army festival
and then INDUCED in sandwiches and ban.
anas.
Straw berries ice cream, cakes and con
dictionaries for sale at the Rock Preshyter
ian Church, on the evening of the 14tb
Proceeds for the benefit of the Sund ay
School.
The managers of the Cecil County Agri
cultural Society met Tuesday and made q
number of changes in the premium list pre-
paratory to the publication of the annua
dialogue.
The Salvation Armv festival held in
tent in the rear of the barracks last Satur
day and Monday was qnite successful. TIT
receipts on Saturday night were S31 and OF
Monday over $40
The Town Com missioners will hold
special meeting on Monday evening next a
which all persons who consider that the
property is not assessed correctly are re
quested to be present.
The Levy Court of New Castle county
On IA Nc" W Itpl AZ
what is known rs BIake's bridge on th
road leading from Glasgow to Ekton. TIL
new bridge will cost $500
Our readers will fiud on our first pag
a story with an excellent moral from tn
pen of that popular story writer Mrs. Mar
E. Ireland, formerly of this county, and
sister of Reuben II zines, Esq.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Croes
wife of Joseph Croes, and who died las
week in the 74th year Of her age, was hel
on Sunday morning last. The intermen
was at the Head of Christiana cemetery.
Strawberries have been unusually larg
and fine this season We are indebted
Mrs. Lewis T. Roberts for some splendi
secimens of the Sharpless variety. A nun
SAof Thea measured six inches in circun
berSce
Church Of the Good Shepherd, Chess
oeake City. Services next Sunday al 10.
a. M, and 8 p. Ill. By special request IL
Rector will preach i'll the morning upo
1.-The Birds aud Flowers of Spring" A
are welcome to attend.
Mr.. Charles j Painter, of Oxford, Pa
travelling salesman for W G. Allen 81 CO
a grocery firm of Philadelphia was -four
insensi BILE on the floor OF The room that
occupied at Falls Hotel on Tuesday nor
ing He had been stricken with paralys
during the nigut. His wife Vas telegraph,
for and came on at once Mr.. Painter T
clining on bed was driven to Oxford
Wednesday,
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