The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-08-06
Personal.

Atlantic City.
Miss Helen Hague, is the guest of friends
in Middletown, Del.
Miss Annie Ellis is registered at the
Delaware Water Gap.
Mrs. r. c. Lewis, anu children, are visit
ing relatives in Dover
Col. A. w. Evans and wife, are spending
some time at Saratoga.
Miss Barber, of Thurlow, Pa, is visiting
Miss Annie Mckinney.
Miss Katie Biles, of Maple Grove, is
visiting Miss Ada Taylor
Miss Ella Griffith, of Calvert is on
visit to Miss Mamie Brown.
Mr.. F. S. Everist, of Port Deposit, is
ensconsed at Asbury Park.
Miss Stella Williams, of Port Deposit, Is
visiting Miss Bertha White.
Mr.. Willie c. Robb, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Geo. McQuilkin, Jr.
Ex-Governor James b. Groome is spend
ing several weeks in Elkton.
Mr.. Lawrence Haws, of Philadelphia, is
visiting his parents in Elkton.
Miss Ella Ii. Conoly, of Hopewell, is
visiting relatives in Airville, Pa.
Mrs. w. A. Mitchell, is entertaining
Miss Maggie Wright, of Cambridge
Misses Carrie and Annie Mearns, of
Zion, are visiting IN Hartford county.
Mrs. Il. L. Gault and son, of Washington,
are the guests of Miss Mollie Bremen.
Clerk of the Court James T. Graham is a
| guest at the Arlington House, Cape May.
Mr. Norris Lewis, of Singerly, spent
several days of this week at Atlantic City.
+. C. Thackery, Esq, spent Wednesday
in Upper Marlboro, Prince George county.
Daniel Bcatton, Esq, Editor of the Ne,cS,
is i'll at his residence on East Main Street.
Mr.. Samuel Lieberman, of Heightstown,
| Pa, spent several days this week in Elkton.
Miss Ellen Broughten returned on Mon
day from pleasant visit to friends in Bel
Air.
| Mrs. Manly Drennen, and children,
returned from Slaughter Beach, on Thurs.
day.
Misses Mollie and Annie Foard left on
Saturday for stay at the Delaware Water
Gap.
Miss Clara Bye and Miss Maggie Handy,
of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. Il. ID. Bow
land.
Mrs. William Scarborough, of New
York, is the guest of Mrs. w. l.. Mearns,
at Zion.
Miss Bessie f. Scott, who has been spend
ing a month in Virginia, returned home
yesturday.
Mr.. Frank Ellis, of the Census Bureau,
Washington, is the guest of his sister Mrs.
NJ K. Tull.
Mrs j. Z. Rutherford, of Harrisburg,
Pa, is the guest of her mother Mrs. j. L.
Mccullough.
Messrs Frank and Harry Howard, of
Chesapeake City, are spending week at
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Caroline Bluuden, of Maple Grove,
is the guest of Mrs. Chalkley Philips, at
| the FELTON, House.
Mrs. Rumford and daughter, of Philadel
phia spent several days of this week with
| Mrs. Martha Lewis.
Miss Henrietta lamar and Mr.. n. Price
| Whitaker, returned on Monday from
| Wheeling, w. Va.
| Mr.. John C. Booth and wife, of Philadel-
pbia, are visiting friends and relatives at
| Union, this county.
Miss Mamie Jones, daughter of Detective
Jones, of Wilmington, is the guest of her
aunt Mrs Dulipg at Singerly.
| Mrs.J. II. lamar and daughters, the
Misses Belle and Carrie, left Elkton on
| Monday for a soJourn at Ocean Grove.
Mrs. r. G. Thackery, is spending several
weeks at Seaside Park, on the Jersey coast.
She was Joined by Mr.. Thackery on Fri
day.
Mrs Thomas Drennen, Miss Mollie Dren-
nan and their guest Mrs. Il. l.. Gault. of
Washington, spent Tuesday in Middletown,
Del.
Mr.. Harry Ricketts,, of the Keystone
Rubbar Company, Philadelphia, is spend
ING his vacation with his parents near
Elkton.
Miss Bessie Leopold, of Pottstowp, Pa,
re,urned home on Saturday, accompanied
nv Miss Mary lamar. whom she has been
visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Spikins and Miss
Lizzie Spikins, of New York, have been
visiting Mrs. Geo. McQuilkin, on West
High St.
Mr.. w. Hodge Bennett, of Fisher, Bruce
&, "a Philadelphia, was in Elkton on Mon
dav. Mr.. Bennett has with his family just
returned from Canadian tour.
Mr. Frank Kerr arrived home on Mon.
dav from his transatlantic trip. de sailed
from Liverpool on Sunday July 9th, by
the steamship Arizona of the Guion line
reaching New York on Sunday last. He
was abroad about one month, visiting
England, Scotland and Ireland
A party of ladies and gentlemen of this
town, are spending few days at the
RandaIia club house on the farm of MIR. w
p Howard, bordering on Back creek
| The party lncluues MIS- may 'h'' '<
Mary Mccullough, Miss Give Ellis, Miss
Elsie Tull, and Messrs. Frank Ellis, o.
Washington; and Alex Evans.
Mr.. James II. Moore, son of VIM. Moore
of Cherry Hill, sailed on Wednesday on thu
steamer City of Paris from New York fo
Liverpool. After stopping in London ant
. Paris, he goes to Yenang Young, Burma
India, where he is engaged III artesian wei
boring. Mr. Moore has been spending ;
month with his father after being in Indii
, for four years. He will receive the WHO
| rennlarlV.