The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-07-18

Personals.
Mr.. Charles Baker spent Wednesday in
j Elkton.
Miss Lille Bye is visiting Mrs. Il. ID.
| Rowland.
Miss Eva Howard is the guest of Mrs.
Aaron Tuite
Miss Elsie Tull is visiting relatives in
| Freehold y. j.
| Mr. James f. Evans is visiting Prof.
| George A. Steele.
Mr. Jack Constable returned home from
Chestertown, Tuesday.
Miss Mary Cannon, of Dover, Del, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Misses Bessie and Helen Scott are visiting
friends at Darlington, Pa.
Miss Ada Taylo has lately been the guest
IF relatives near Lewisviile.
Miss Reba w. Alexander, of Oxford, Pa,
is visiting Miss Mary Alrich.
Miss Margaret McCauley will start for
Norwalk, CT next Thursday.
Mrs. David Scott is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs TaImagr, of Philadelphia.
Miss Sophia Caldwell, of Wilmington, is
the guest ct Sheriff j. y. Boyd.
Miss Hattie Morgan, Of Freeman's Mills,
is visiting friends in Wilmington.
The Rev. j ID. G. Hanna and family, are
tenting out at Braudywiue Summit.
Miss Mamie \. Kyle, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Mrs. George McQuilkin.
Mrs. George ID. Bennett is visiting her
father at the Deer Park Hotel, Newark.
Mrs. f. J. Murphy and children, Of Bal,
timor-. are visiting Mrs. w. A Mitchell
Mr. Ariie Hughes, of Passaic, y. j., is
spending IA few days at the Howard House.
Miss Fannie Br:scoe, of Newark, visited
her sister Mrs W. Arthur Mitchell last
week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Titus. of Philadel-
phia, are now visiting Mr.. Edward c.
Collins.
Mrs J. Polk Scott and children visit
ing in Alexandria, Va the guests of her
brother.
Mr.. John $. H 'ss"lI and family, of Will
ningtou, wished rel,tives in Elkton on
Sunday.
Dr. 5. Claude Sykes returned after His
holiday on Monday, and can be seen daily
at his office.
Miss Annie Parsons and Miss Lille Pres
ton, of Philaderhia, are the guests of Mrs.
George Booth.
Miss Pattie Torhert and Mr.. John +.
Torhert start for trip to Toronto, Canada,
in few days.
Mrs. f. \. Ellis and Miss Jane Torbert,
leave for Wilmington next week, to be alb
sent some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitney will leave
Ejkton for Newport, Il | next week, to be
absent until October.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p Torbert, of Wash
ingtou. d. G, are visiting Mr.. James NJ.
Naudain, at Singerly.
Misses Ida johnson and Carrie Hail. es-
corted ny Mr. Waiter q Boyd, visited
Camp Douglass, last Saturday.
Miss Julia and Andrew Whittridge. Of
b fillmore, who were visiting Mrs. Ward
Henderson, returned home Thursday.
The Misses Kirk. of Mount Washington,
who have been the guests of Miss Ellen
Hollingsworth, returned home Thursday.
Mr.. William \ Alexander, of Chester,
Pa, and Miss Emma SchmmIel, of Phila-
deIphia, visited Mrs John f. Alexander
this week.
Mr.. William Crow and wife, of St. Paul,
Mimi, who have been visiting his father,
Mr. VIM. G. Crow of this town, left for the
West Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Hennick, of Balti-
more, who have been the guests of her
father, Mr.. James p. Merritt, started on
Tuesday for Blue Ridge Summit, Md
Capt Merritt and Lieut. Guy. of the Sal
walton Army, who have been recently
stationed at Havrc de Grace, have gone to
Sandy Hill. y. Y, where they were as
signed to duty.
Dr. j. A. McCauley and wife, promi
nent clergyman of the NJ. +. Church and
ex President of Dickinson College are spend
ing the summer with his cousins family,
Judge James McCauley, at Leeds. His only
daughter, Miss Fannie McCduley will soon
join them.