The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-06-15
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alton this week.
Mr.. Jacob Collins, of this vicinity has
been seriously i'll.
Mr.. Henry Vinsinger spent Sunday last
with friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. John S. Rossell, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday last in Elktou.
Edwin Prettyman, fine Shoe, Oil Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Del. Mayl1.
Prof Robinson, of Baltimore visited his
daughter Mrs. G. E. Morrow this week.
Mr.. VIM. Roberts the veteran railroader
is visiting his daughter Mrs. John Perkins.
The house of Mrs. David Scott on Main
street, is being improved by new tin roof.
1t is reported that Mr.. }. X. Polk
Racine received 1896 back pension this
week.
Miss Mary II. Terrell is visiting her
brother, Mr.. VIM. NJ. Terrell, at Washing
ton, D. G.
Mrs. VIM. Schelling and son, of Baltimore
are visiting the family of Mr.. w. b. Heatzig
of this place.
Mrs. Stephen B. Loflan6, of Cecilton,
who is about 20 years old, was stricken with
paralysis on Monday last.
Major Aspinall, of the New York City
Corps will be at the Salvation Army bar
racks in Elkton on June 10.
Miss Lizzie McKelvy. of this vicinity
was married last week to VIM. Mcknight,
of Ocean Beach, New Jersey.
Rev. DIR. Osmond will preach to-mor-
row Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock at
Pierson Grove Sunday School.
The residence of Col. A. w. Evans on
Main street is being reprinted by Mr..
Thomas H. Lort and workmer.
Miss Carrie McNamee of this place is
visiting her sister Mrs. Howard Titus at
Sugartown, Chester County, Pa.
The Changers will give their annual ex-
curslon to Bay Ridge on the steamer Chester
on either the 30th or 31st of July.
The Young Ladies' Home Missionary
Circle of Rising Sun will hold picnic at
Gilpin's Rocks, Saturday, June 18th.
Mr.. Jacob r smbo, contractor and build
err, is erecting fine new residence near Iron
Hill station for Mr.. Frank II. Moody.
Mr.. George w. Taylor. of the Baltimore
Custom House, and wife this week visited
the family of Mr.. Robert Marshbank.
Mr. Benoni Harris, of Elkton has $,
cured employment in the Harlin & Hol-
lingsworth car shops at Wilmington.
The Elkton NJ. E. Sunday School will
give an excursion to Colchester on Wednes-
day, July 18th, on the steamer Chester.
Manager Bradenburgh of the Ninth
Street Museum, Philadelphia, was in Elkton
on Thursday with Mr.. Geo. A. Singerly.
MIR. Todd, of the Denton Bar, and for
merly editor of the Ameritan Union visited
the family of Mr.. James H. Scot: this week.
Rev. Jacob Miller will preach in the
school house at Town Point, next Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. All are invited to
attend.
The West Nottingham Presbyterian
Socable met Thursday of last week at the
residence of WIN. Maxwell in the Sixth
district.
When you visit Baltimore, stop Mt the
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch17tf
Work on the new NJ. f. Church at
Ceciltou was commenced on Monday last
by Mr.. Harry Llrzellere, bricklayer, and
workmen.
An Oxford paper states that Mr.. Chas.
j. Painter who was stricken with paraly-
sis at Falls Hotel, Elkton, last week is
improving.
MIR. Patrick Reedy, of the Baltimore
Custom House, with his family visited his
brother-in-law MIR. VIM. r. Witworth on
High street this week.
We have been requested to call the at.
tention of the officers of the Elkton Gene
terry to the fact that the weeds and grass in
the cemetery should be cut Immediately.
Miss Annie Wooley, of Annapolis
niece of Mr. Clinton J. White, and well
known in Elkton, will be married on June
18th to Mr.. VIM. Feldmyer, of Annapolis.
Mr. John S. Settle, has new storehouse
at Leeds in course of erection. The new
building will be 40x24 feet and two stories
high. The contractor is Andrew T. Miller.
e. o. Thompson, clothier, 1888 Chestnu,
street, Philadelphia whose card can always
be read in the WING, has sent clothing
valued at over $1,000 to the Johnstown suf
ferers.
-Children's Day will be observed in Bay
View Church on Sunday, June 10Th Ser
vices at 1870 a. m. and o'clock p. m
Music, recitatious and addresses will be tn,
order of the day.
Bark sdale Sunday School will hold
festival in the grove near the school hous,
on Wednesday evening, 10Th inst. Should
the weather be unfav orable it will be helt
on the next clear evening.
Rev VIM. DuHamel, well-known il
this county, graduated last week from tn
Pennsylvania Uni versity with the degree o
Bachelor of Arts. Mr.. DuHamel is also
graduate of Delaware College.
Joseph L. Wells, the East End butcher
has Just bought twenty head of fat steer
from the Mccullough Iron Go. He vii
slaughter them right along, and the fines
cuts will be on sale at his store.
A tenant house on the farm of Mrs. Still
we'll in Back Creek Neck was destroyed b.
fire on Sunday night last. The loss onl.
amounts to few hundred dollars. Tn
cause of the fire is not known.
The Homewood Driving Park Associa
tion of Newark, Del, was reorganized o
Friday evening. VIM. Homewood wa
elected president, John Pilling, Jr., secre
tary, and James A. Wilson, treasurer.
John j. Lincoln, of Pennington, Gee
county, who has been a student at Lehig
University, Pa, for several years gradr
\ ated recently and received a diploma a
Acivil 2agineer standing high in his class.
- WIN. McCummins, a young man en-
ployed in the Singerly paper mills at Prov
dence had one of his arms badly scalded O
Wednesday night by being drawn into
DRYER DIR. G. NJ. Ellis is attending him.
Union Lodge, No. 4S, A. f. and A. NJ
will give an excursion 10 COLCHESTER on Jur
oath on the steamer Chester. Messrs Wn
j. Alrich, John Perkins and Robert Lev
compose the committee on arrangements.
The usual services will be held at IL
Free Methodist Church on Sunday, preac
ing at 10 30 q. m, by r. ID. Cantwell, an
at p. m., by w. x. Wright. The past
Rev. W. H. Laning will preach at Plaasal
Hill at 10 30 a. M, and at Leslie at $50 al
8p, m.