The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-06-25

The Elktou club was defeated on Satur
day in the game with the Newark club, til,
score being IS to ..
Rev. VIM. Schouler will hold service
IN the Andora School house to morrow
Sunday at p. m.
A game of base ball is announced for
this afternoon on the Fair Grounds between
the Elkton and Appleton clubs.
Mr.. George +. Price. of Havre de Grace
and Miss orphia Louisa Moore, OF Perry
vile, we're married on Wednesday at Perry
vile, BY the Rev. f. IL. Hynson.
We cali the attenti IN of our readers to
the advertisement in another column, OF
the attractions at the Fourth of July open
ing Of the kiteshaped track at Kirkwood
Del.
The cylinder head of locomotive
attached to 4 north bound freight train,
blew out opposite the Elkton station on
Saturday night last, between twelve and
one o'clock.
Graham Dukehart, Grand lecture of
the Masonic order of Maryland visited
Union Lodge, No. As, A. +. aud A. NJ. of
Eikton this week. He was entertained by
Mr.. Charles q. Finley.
The store of Carhart & Co, Zion, Md,
will be closed on Monday July 18th 1892.
Previous to the above date we will offer
immence bargains in warm weather dress
goods &c. Carhart Il Co.
The Rev d. f. Jennings, of Philadel-
phia Will preach at the Church of the Good
Shepherd Chesapeake City and at St. Angus
tine on the Manor and assist the rector on
Sunday. Allare invited.
! The scholars of the E!kton Academy
| attended the services in the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday evening last, to whom
a forcible address was delivered by the
pastor, Rev. DR.. Osmond.
Clerk of the Court, James 7. Graham,
| delivered an address before the Philoma-
thean Society, of Washington College,
Chestertcwn, held on Tuesday evening.
Later in the evening, Mr.. Graham also
spoke before the Alumni banquet.
June marriages are becoming less fire.
quent as the month advances, this week
| recording only two licenses issued: June 81,
John w. Brister and Emily NJ. Anderson,
both of Chesapeake City; June %, George
f. Price, of Havre de Grace. and Orphia l..
Moore of Perryville.
Fish Commissioner Il. 7. Browning re-
ports that there were Matched and distribu-
ted from the Havre de Grace shad hatchery
eli n
half n illions young shad. This is the largest
number distributed from this point since
the work commenced there.
Tho June uon jury term of the Circuit
Court for Cecil county was held on Monday
Judge Stump presiding. James Holland,
colored, who was convicted at the March
term of the larceny of vest from the tailor
ing establishment of George Moore at North
East and granted a new trial was acquitted
and released from jail.
st. Clements Episcopal church at
Masseys, Nd, has recently received a
number of magnificent gifts they being a
large bell given by Mrs. Massey IN memory
of her late husband, DIR. G. II. b. Massey,
and a magnificent marble baptismal font
presented by Miss Minnie Massey memo
rial to her father. In memory of his mother
Mr.. A. L. Huey, gave handsome chande- ]
lier; and hymn tablet was received from
abe congregation in memory of the Rev |
Mr.. Watson, their former rector.
-Chidren's Day was observed by the
Cherry Hill NJ. E. Sunday school, on Sun
Il pI,a oh 1yit
evergreens and other flowers. Regular |
services were held in the morning The
exercises at night were attractive and |
interesting, consisting of select music and |
various recitations by the children of the
school. Tie pastor, Rev. T. b. Hunter, |
delivered an appropriate address TO the |
children. The Rev. Il. Day Cantwell, |
of Elkton, pronounced the benediction. |
The offerings of the day amounted to about |
S44.
The friends of Miss Nora Ct. Bddle, of |
California, a former resident of this County, |
will learn, with regret, of her i'll health |
from throat trouble, for which she is now |
under treatment in the celebrated medical |
and surgical sanitarium, of Alameda |
California. Miss Biddle, several years ago, |
went to the southern coast of California, |
owing to bad health, and after being re- |
stored, entered the Pacific Business College, |
at San Francisco, TO complete her studies, |
but which she was compelled to reiinquish. |
She is the youngest daughter of Mr., Henry |
C. Bidd!e, formerly of Cecil County, now |
deceased.
AT the closing examination at the
Chapel School of which Miss Martha |
Biddle is teacher, Bell'McCay, Lila Charsha |
Newell Abrahams, Willie Simcoe, Floyd |
Hammond, Joseph Rneer, Frank Rineer,
Galean Rineer, Mamie Bittuer, Forrest
Charsha, Lnla McCay, Florence Charsha,
Bessie Rawlings, Roscoe Rawlings, Mary
Rawlings, Eva McCay were awarded pre-
miums for attendance. Joseph Rineer
carried off the gold dollar for attendance
every day during the year. Lidie Camp
bell and Corneia Abrahams, premiums
for spelling. Eva Charsha Harry Pierson
and Fannie Smithson special premiums.
Closing exercises May 9th 1895. Forty
visitors during the year. Copy Books
drawing books, bookkeeping, were favor
ably criticized by those present the last day
Miss Sally NJ. Robinson, daughter of
Hon. John n. Robinson, Judge of the
| Court of Appeals of Maryland, was mar
ried on Wednesday afternoon to Mr.. An
| thony NJ. Hance, of the firm of Hance
| Brothers & White, manufacturing chemists
of Philadelphia. The ceremony took place
| in Grace Protestant Episcopal Church, Mt.
Airy. the officiating Clergyman being the
Rev Mr.. Mitchell, of Centreville, Nd, as
| sisted by Rev. S. G. Hill, Rector of Grace
| Church The bride was attended by Miss
| Amy r. Robinson, her sister; Miss Hance,
sister of the groom; Miss Lulu Cuttings, Of
Baltimore, and Miss Victoria Emery, of
| Washington. The best man was Mr..
Evans K. Dick, and the ushers were MIR.
| w. Hayward Drayton, Mr.. Walter i.
Furness, Mr.. f. II. Hance, Jr., Mr.. ii.
| Hopkins, Mr.. William b. latham and Mr..
Sanders Lewis, Jr.
1t is with pleasure that we note the
appointment of Mr.. T. a. Price, formerly
of this town: to the position of General
Freight Agent of the Sioux City and
Northern, and Sioux City, O'Neill and
Western Railroads, which took effect on
June 14tb Mr.. Price is located at Sioux
City, Iowa, and the Daily Tribune of that
city, of June 10, made the following note
of his arrival: 1T. A. Price, the new
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