The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-05-09
Miss Mary Cannon of Dover is visiting

Miss Mary Cannon of Dover is visiting
her sister Mrs. r. c. Lewis.
The Colora Union Sunday School viii
hold an entertainment in the hall at thai
place Thursday evening, May IA.
! The Salvation Army has 9349 regular
| officers, $4,000 voluntary officers, 30 train
ing homes, with 400 cadets and 1854 corps
The Cecil Telephone Company is remov'
ing its local exchange into the Gllpin
Building on the corner of n rth and High
streets.
"A number of Elktonians attended the
entertainment given by the Delta Phi
Society of Delaware College at Newark
last evening.
The Elkton Dramatic Association will
give their rendition of 81 .dy Camilla 5
Husband" at Odd Fellows Hall on Wed
uesday and Thursday evenings, the 9th
and 2Sth nsts
JOS AID. Thompson, Esq, editor Of the
Chester Evening News, has accepted an IN
vitation OF WIngate Post, No. 6, q. a. II +,
To denver Jlt IutuOTltl bby pIdGiOu
North East, May 80.
Capt. J. IL. MacnamarI will lead
meetings in the Salvation Army Barracks
on Sunday, Subjects; IL a. III. Broken
Vows; p. m. wells of Salvation; p. IN.
Try, Try Again; all are cordially invited.
Prof Wilson NJ. Foulk formerly princi
pal of the Elkton Academy has been in
Elkton this week. Prof Foulk is General
Agent for Delaware and Eastern Mary and
of the Brooklyn Life Insurance Co., of New
York.
e. Pussy Passmore of Rising Sun has
been appointed cashier of the National Bank
of Avondale, Pa. Mr.. Passmore is now a
student in Swathmore College, and will
assume the duties of his new position on
July 1st.
Forest fires ragged last week on account
the dry weather and high winds. In ad-
dition to those reported. considerable tim Der
was burned on the property of Capt FLEET
cher Wilson, as we'll as fencing on the
Brickley property in Elk Neck.
Frank Kerr wants his customers to
know that he has the finest and best selec-
ted stock of ready made clothing ever dis.
played in the town. Every piece is marked
and sold at one price. No sliding scale of
prices in any case. Under the management
of Leo. Weichselbaum.
On Tuesday morning while Thomas
McKelvey son of John Mckelvey who
lives on Greys Hill near Elkton, was lead
ing young Jersey Bull it suddenly turned
on him, inflicting several painful wounds
by goring him. DR.. Cooper was summon
ed promptly. He was not seriously hurt.
1t is very important to have full at
tendance on Tuesday next the 18th inst, at
the adjourned meeting of the stock holders
and directors of the Cecil County Agricul-
tural Society. Every friend of the Society
appreciates this, as this meeting will deter
mine whether another Elkton Fair will be
held
AT the town Charter Election held at
Cecilton on Monday majority ofvotes was
cast against license. The following were
elected town com missioners t o serve one
year: DIR. Jerome Hardcastle, John Harris,
Samuel Hall. Robert Anderson and VIM.
B.. Pearce. George Mllligan was elected
town bailiff
Clara Thomas died at the residence of
her mother, at Colcra, Saturday afternoon,
I'd inst She was bright and interesting
young lady. and her death, i'll the bloom
and promise of early youth, has filled many
hearts with sorrow and regret. The burial
,ook place at West Nottingham Friends
at o'clock on Wednesday
afternoon.