The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-03-09
s.LOgAL DEPARTMENT. u

Mr., b. Frank Manu-, of Baltimore has
been visiting John E. Wilson, Esq.
Miss Wolcott, of Harrington. Del, Ii
visiting Miss Fannie f. Jones of Elkton.
MIR. William Bryan, of Wilmington
visited relatives in Elkton on Sunday last
John Krauss died at Rowllndville, Md.
on February 9th, in the 2lst year OF his
age.
Frank Cherry has rented the property
of S. B. Paul who intends to remove from
Calvert.
Calvert w. C. T. U. will meet at the
residence of Susanna Reisler this afternoon
at o'clock.
There have been several conversions al
the revival services in the Elkton Fret
Methodist Church.
Three persons united with the Presby'
terrain Church last Sunday morning on pro
fessinn of their faith.
The Mission Band of the Presbyterian
Church will give "Raiubow Tea" in Gil
pins Hall. March 9th.
Mr. George Smith, of Wilmington, Wis,
tied his father, Postal Inspector VIM. b.
Smith on Sunday last.
VIM. Giles keep. an especially fine va
rietv of fish during Lent Also everything
in the provision line in season.
Rev. VIM. Schouer will hold service In
the schoolhouse at Andora tomorrow (Sun
dav) at . 80 D. M All are invited.
Religious services will be held in Jones
Chapel, Elk Neck, next Sunday evening at
80 o'clock in charge of Mr.. r. Day Cant.
well.
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
lass accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mchlff
Mrs. Annie Kirk, mother of Samuel NJ.
Kirk of Blue Ball, is in her ninety-ninth
year, and is at the present time enjoying
good health
The Salvation Army has decided tc
construct barracks in Elkton. Members Of
the Army are soliciting subscriptions for
that purpose.
The friends of Warner McNeal rendered
him a surprise party at the residences OF his
father Mr. Joseph H. McNeal on Thursday
evening last.
Among those attending a grand bal
given in STAINS Hail. Chestertown, on
Thursday of last week was Miss Florer Ct
Hall of Elkton.
j c. Reynolds, the enterprising rail
road agent of Sylmar Is making prepare
lions to commence farming again on the
Moro Phillips place.
Under the L ash''is good melo-drams
Sanford brilliant young star, the company
an excellent one See them Wednesd ay
evening March 18th.
The Foreign and Home Missionary So
cieties of the Elkton Presbyterian Church
held a meeting in the Chapel Thursday
afternoon at o'clock.
The Missionary Anniversary of the
Elkton NJ. f. Sunday School will be helC
Wednesday evening next. Rev. j. p. Oti:
will deliver an address.
MFR. George Simpson, of McClelands
l.
smith shop at Mechanics Valley, and will
conduct the business there.
Mrs. Anna P. Craig, who has beer
keeping store in the Seventh district made
an assignment to Henry NJ. Mccullough
ESQ.,, this week for the benefit of her cred
tors.
Miss Henrietta lamar retul he'd hom'
last week from visit to friends in Balti
more She was accompanied by Miss Pat
terson of Wilmington who returned HON,
Thursday.
A. Evans Todd, of Rising san, ha
rented the grist mill in Fulton Township
Lancaster county, belonging to the heirs o
William Gorsuch. He will take possession
April 1st.
The will of Mrs. Amelia Kerr, of New
York who died recently bequeaths S25, 00I
to Lincoln University at Oxford, Pa Tn
money is to be used 70 found or endow
professorship in the university.
Mrs S T. Rorer will give course o
lectures on the art of cooking in Oxford
Pa, under the management of the Librar
Association of that place. The dates for tn
lectures are March 18th, Goth and 9th.
Missionary exercises at Bethel Church
Pivot Bridge, Md, Sabbath morning next
March 10th Also at the Glasgow NJ.
Church at night. Let all come. Simply
basket collection to be taken for missions
Service daily at Trinity Church, Elkton
IN, oil
days excepting Fridays, at 4.3O p. m, o
Fridays. at 7 30 p. M, with lecture on tn
Parallels bv the Rector. All are welcome
An all-day meeting will be held in tn
Elkton Free Methodist Church tomorrow
(Sunday.) Sabbath school will he held a
915 a. m, preaching at 10 30 a. M, Low
Feast at 2 30 p. M, and preaching at "a
D. IN. Come.
Miss Marie Davis, whose ability as
teacher of instrumental music has secure
her "A number of scholars has sufficient tim
to devote to several others. Lessons give
at the home of pupils or at the residence
Mrs Salle j. Smith.
Mr.. Justice Dunott, a member of IL
grandfather, DR.. DunotJ, near Elkton, til
week on his way from the inAugrrato
where he took part in the parade, to b
home in Harrisburg Pa.
The Wilmington NJ. f. Conference NEE
on Wednesday, March 10Th in 2lsL annu
session. Bishop Foster will preside. The
are not expected to he as many changes
usual owing to the extension of the tin
limit from three to five years.
We were presented this week with
copy of THE CECIL WING of December Is
1919. Among the advertisements it contain
is "a colored hoy for Sal :" We have
this office bound volumes of the WING fro
1841 when it was founded To the prese
time.
The many friends of Mr.. Thomas XII
caid a well known farmer residing at He
derson's Point in Back Creek Neck tender
him and his wife surprise party on We
nesday evening of this week, it being &
anniversary of their wedding. The par
met at the house of Mr.. John W. Milbur
NJ Kincaid was taken entirely by surpriS
Many useful and ornamental presents we
received by Mr.. and Mrs. klncaid. Amo
those present were several from Chesapea
City and Elkton,