The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-05

March has visited us ~ \ lion aud we
wish it to leave like ! .mb.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Jackson are visiting
in Wilmington + a short time
Z. X Taylor of Philadelphia pail his
parents "a visit on Wednesday. L. * is a
promising young man aud looks well
Married life appears to agree with him.
Wihum L. Cole, our old friend, spent
Sunday with George w. Taylor and family
aud appeared t. be enjoying life.
Miss Mary Knight is at home again after
All exteude visit to friends in Newark. We
are glad to see her smiling face once more.
Mrs. Sallie Price of Wilmington, prid
her sister, Mrs. q w. jackson visit this
! week
Mrs. Maria Younger aud Miss Florie
Woolley of Baltimore. are visiting NJ. and
Mrs. William T.vior. CO il county Is Mrs
Youngers old home and she says \ visit to
| it does her good and brings 70 her memory
many pleasant recolleotions of DAYS gon"
| bye.
The b. * o. Railroad has put in block
| system recently at Aiken. and w. l.. Taylor
| of This place j. in charge. William is a
sober and industrious young man aud we
feel sure that he will fill the position with
credit and honor to hlmslf and employers.
Our old neighbOr AMI friend, William
| Dennison has been confined to bed tor
several weeks with la grippe and we are
glad TO say that he is able 10 be around
| again. Mr.. ID. is about ST years Old and
| has been a leading member Of A~hHry NJ.
| +. Church for the greater part of hi" long
| life.
Edward Cher his bern confined Ia his
bed tor soEl, weeks with spinal IT Iub.e
which he contracted in tie late war and W.
ere rold he : been granted pension We
hope it is tru", for Ell is gn' aud i s-rv-
ilg fellow.
Rev. \ A Hoyt, of Boston, Mass n
apostle of divine healing has been holding
series of meetings at tie Household Ct Faith
Church. We know OF 10 one who is @f~e r
suited for tetGhing it than he is for Lee has
been healed by divine po".r, accord < TO
his own testimony. He was pastor Il inns
church several years ago, md wr have s'1n
him when he could not lie of h!S chair
| with out HELM and now h. seems 20 h I III n
of perfect health aai activity. Iii, texts
were quoted from diff rent pass ages OF the
! Scriptures, viz: Psalms eli, verse s. aud
James V, verses II and 10, and others that
we cannot recollect at present.
Our school is in prosperous condition
unuer the supervision of Mrs. Theo, w.
| Currier who we consider efficient teacher
aud one who ranks among the best III the
country. oar children have IN! Is rapid
| progress under her management and We
| think our trustees would do well to secure
her service for the coming year.
Our literary society is in prosperous
condition and tie attendance is good ard
regular and every one is Interested IN the
| work We have very handsom" rig an
and our friends will please accept our
thanks for their liberal Contributions Tor
the same. The p'ogr' muo Tor the last
evening was very interesting and one II
the principle features was tho ~ OF a
solo by Mr.. Thomas Cher iu which he sur
passed the .xpec alton of every Que present
and the members all REQUESTED hIm 10
| repeat it, but Mr.. Cher declined OF account
OF sore throat, but we hope to hear him
soon again.