The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-01-31
Miss Ellen Hollingsworth is the guest
of friends in Baltimore.

Miss Ellen Hollingsworth is the guest
of friends in Baltimore.
Miss Laura Wilson is visiting Miss
Emma Wilson at Georgetown.
An additional pension has been gran
ted to Joseph Rineer of Woodlawn.
Miss Katie Merritt, who has been visit
ing relatives in Baltimore, returned home
| Saturday.
Rev. John Jones will Cd. V.,) preach
next Sunday afternoon at O'Clock IN
ST. Augustine's church. AL! are invited.
| John p. McHale we'll known travel
| ing dealer in dress goods and jewellery, died
in Philadelphia on Tuesday and was buried
on Thursday.
Charles w. Shultz, Wilmington po-
| liceman, was shot on Wednesday night.
The Mayor offers a reword of $500 for the
two men who are supposed to have done
the shooting.
AT Henry Sniders Sale on the 18th inst
cows sold from $500, to $50 90, old horse
$50 90, market wagon $500, corn Sl.25 pei
barrel fodder 3s4 cents per bundle. j. Z.
Hindman Auct.
The revival meetings in the NJ. f.
Church at Cecilton of which Rev. 7. A. IL.
O'Brien is pastor are well attended, and
the interest good. About 20 have protested
faith in Christ and others an still seeking.
Miss Ada Taylor attended Mr.. and Mrs
Ellis Wingates wedding anniversary at
Harmony Mills near Newark last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Taylor sent hand
some silver cake basket as a Wedding
present.
The funeral of Mrs. Jane Hutton
whose death occurred at the home of her
nephew Mr.. c. L. Brokaw in the Fourth
district of this county, took place on Satur
day last, her remains being inferred at
Head of Christiana Cemetery.
The Presiding Elder the Rev, DIR. W.
L. S. Murray preached in the Elkton Me |
thodist Episcopal Church on Sunday Eve
ming last and was present at the fourth |
quarterly Conference on Monday, which is
the last one of the Conference year.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E.
Church, of this town, will hold its Literary
and Musical entertainment on next We'd |
nesday evening. Mr.. Charles A. Grice of
Wilmington is expected to address the
Leagne. A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
AS will be seen in another column the |
town commissioners have called public |
meeting for next Tuesday evening, to afford |
any o. our citizens should they desire to do
so, an opportunity to organize company |
for the construction of Water Works in the |
town.
The supper given by the ladies of the
Episcopal Church of this town in the Hurn
Building on Wednesday and Thursday |
evenings was success. The Misses
Whetherill Mrs. H. c. Wells, Mrs. McClbe
Mrs. Currier Mrs. VIM. G. Hollingsworth |
Miss. Cora lamar, the Misses Ash. the
Misses Dunbar, were all active in its be-
half
The Young Mems Social Club of Mid
dletown gave the third dance of their series
in the opera house in that town on Thurs
day eVenlf last anu was aGlehueu ny 9no
following Elktonians: Miss Lewis, Misses
Berthe and Laura Wilson, Messrs. Henry
NJ. Mccullough, Harry Clemson, Richard
Reese, John E Wilson, \. II. Reynolds and
Alex Evans.
Mrs Eliz abeth Poeter very well known
in this community as Mr.. w IN. NJ Singerly's
efficient housekeeper at his handsome Villa
day evening 70 Mr.. Thomas Harris. a
groom of Mr.. Singerlys. The ceremony which
took place in the parlors of the mansion
was strictly private and was celebrated by
the Rev. Charles Hill at o'clock. Mr..
Edward Thomas was the only witness of
the ceremony.