The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-07-09

| Miss Ella Pelrce Is VlSltlnS MIS- Siihto'
| Mccullough.
Miss Simpson, of Philadelphia is visiting
| Miss Ellie Smith.
Mr. Harry 7. Alexander recently spent
few days at Ocean City.
Miss Mary Mccoy, of Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs. DR. c. NJ. Ellis.
Miss Matte Lee of Philadelphia visited
| relatives III Elkton this week.
Miss Annie Parsons, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Mrs George Booth.
Mrs Mary Clayton, of Baltimore, Is the
guest of Mrs. Alexander Evans.
Miss Bertha White is entertaining Miss
Nellie Williams of Port Deposit.
Charles G. Cfother5, ESQ, has been
spending few days at Cape May,
Mrs. Hester Watson of Washington is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Finley.
Miss Allie Thomas, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mrs. James 4. Mccullough.
Mrs. r.. B. Frazer and children are Wis.,
ting friends in Delawa re City, Del.
Miss Ellen Hollingsworth has returned
from visit to friends in Chestertown.
Charles Fields, Esq, of Baltimore, spent
the Fourth with Senator John 5. Writ.
Miss Rebecca Dever, OF Wilmington, is
visiting Miss Maggie Gilpin, near town
Mr.. and Mrs. James R,lston visited Mrs.
Jesse Bedwel near this town last week.
Masters Victor and Albert Taylor are
spending a week with friends in Baltimore
Mr.. Charles Merritt of McKeesport, Pa,
is visiting his broJhe:, Mr.. Calvin Merritt.
Mrs DIR Bratton and son are the guests of
her sister, Mrs Walter L. Avery IL Etston,
Md.
The Misses Finley and Master Charles
Finley are sojourning at Seneca Luke,
n. Y.
Mr.. Albert Constable, Jr., visited friends
in New Castle county several days of this
week.
Mrs Robert Lewis of Philadelphia is the
guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.
Sloan.
DIR. James Frazer of Baltimore, spent
several days of this week with relatives in
Elkton.
Reuben Haines. Esq. and family have
summer.
Miss Airline Constable, who has been the
guest of Chestertown friends, has returned
to Elkton.
Mr.. William McCreary, of Towson, Balti-
more county, visited his friends in Elkton
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Cites of Whining
ton were the guests of Elkton friends on
the Fourth.
Mr.. G. W. Money of Philadelphia spent
the Fourth in Elksou, the guest of Mr..
John T. Brown.
Mrs. [. G.. Fosnocht and son, of Chesa-
peake City have returned from an extended
visit to Baltimore.
Mrs William NJ. Knight and family, OF
Baltimore, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Groome.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robinson, of
Sparrow's Point, Nd, are visiting Mrs
John E. Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bsyard Vincent of Will
mington, visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T Giles this week
Mr.. Julian Cuttings, of Baltimore, spent
several days of this week with his uncle,
Albert Constable, Esq.
Miss Josephine Evans of Baltimore, has
returned home from a visit to Mrs. DR..
MacBall at the Landing.
DR.. Sellman of Baltimore spent the
Fourth with his family, who are residing
in Elkton for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs WIN J. Hennick, of Isslti-
more, are the guests of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs James p. Merritt.
Mr. Eugene Poultney, of Baltimore,
returned home on Tuesday after spending a
fewIdays with Mr.. Glenn Hollingsworth.
Ex-Governor James Groome and
family started on Tuesday for kennebunk-
| port, Maine, where they will spend the
summer.
A number of Elktonians spent The Fourth
at Happy Valley, among them being j. w.
Anthony and family MIR. and Mrs.
| James Mercy.
William II. May, Jr., of this town, who
has been i'll with the typhoid fever, is
reported as improving, the symptoms OF hi:
case being favorable.
Marshall SIM th of Wilmington, spent
the Fourth with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
W. B. Smith. .He was was accompanied
home by Walter Foster.
| Mr.. Euoch Purnell formerly of this town
now salesman with the well knowr
Philadelphia shoe house of Graft Son & Co
was in Elkton this week. -
Mr.. Asher A Scott gave a sailing rarty
on the Fourth on the schooner Edith W.
| Scott Those in the party were Mis-
Mary Cannon, of Dover; Miss Josephine
Evans, of Baltimore; Misses Eva, Hessi:
| and Helen Scott, and Messrs. A. A. Scott,
Rich ard Reese, and J. H. r lamar.
| In compliment to her guest, Miss B:own
| of Charlestown, w. Va, Miss LIcilt
Litzenberg entertained a number of hel
| friends on Wednesday evening Thos
present were Miss Elsie E Tull, Miss Berti
Wilson, Miss Florence Torbert, Miss Liur
inc Wilson, and Messrs. Richard Reese, A
| III. REYNOLDS, Albert Constable, Jr J (
Wilson, Jr., f. 7. Haines, Harry Clemson
William and James knight of Baltimore
Glenn Hollingsworth, J. G. Const blt
James Evans and V. Nj. Torbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel c. RDAlAnd of Por
Deposit entertained the Daisy Law
Tennis Club, and nun Der of other friend
with a sail on the Steamer City Belle 0
Tuesday evening. The boat left the whal
at p. m. and running down the Bay t.
the U. S. Fish Matching estab!ishmer
returned to Port Deposit at II p. III. RI
freshments were served on the return tril
Among those present, besides Mr.. and Mr.!
Samuel C. Rowland, were: Mr. and Mrs
Emory McClenahan and Roy McClenahar
Mrs Jacob Tome Mrs Harvey WTAndersor
of Norfolk, Va; Mrs Fl Nesbitt, NJ
Thomas G Bond, Jr., and Miss Bond, Mi:
Mary Houser, of Cadiz, o; Miss Virgini
Ransom, Miss Rsba Buckley, Mr. and Mr.
II r Cameron, Miss Vanncman and Mis-
Maggie L Vanneman, Miss Bessie Pugl
l Mr. Edwin G Rowland, Mr. Robert G Hol
kins. DIR S G Fisher, DR. Howard w Hoo
e err, Mr. George Parkhurst, Mr. Way at
others.
Death of MIR. Benjamin.
George w. Benjamin died at his hon
C in Bay View, on Thursday of last weel
: aged IA years. A wife, one daught