The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-07-16

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Miss Bessie Scott. is vsitiu, frieads in
Virginia
Miss Allie NJ Boyd, is the CUES. of Balti
more friends.
Miss Gelert Cruikshank, is the guest of
friends in Ceciton.
Mr.. Frank Bacon, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday last in Elkton.
Mrs iTagg, of Philadelphia, his been
visiting Mrs Il C Lewis
Mr.. Alexander Maxwell of Middletown,
was in Elkton, on Tuesday
Mrs. Ella Marshall, of Dover is the CUES;
of her sister Mrs. L. c. Lewis.
| Miss May Leslie, of Philadal phia, has
been visiting friends in Elkton.
Miss Ellen J Bfoughton of this town is
visiting Mrs Il n Evans of Beiair
Mrs John W Baker, OF Philadelphia is
| spending few weeks at Mrs Reese
Mrs Dodson. of Baltimore, has returned
home from visit to Mrs j a Boyd
MI and Mrs, Webb, of Philadelphia, are
visiting her father, Mr.. Jacob Rlmbo.
Mrs. Edward Taylor of Elkton is visit
ing friends in Wilmington and vicinity.
Mr.. n. Price Whitaker and Miss Henri
eta lamar are on a visit 20 Wheeling, w.
Va.
Miss Fannie Briscoa, of Newark, Del, is
the guest of Mrs. w. ~ Mitchell, near Elk.
ton.
Mrs. Margaret y. Gilpin, of Darlington,
Hartford county, is visiting friends in Elk
ton.
Mrs. w. G. Hollingsworth, entertained
Mrs. Stephen Foard, of Earleville, last
week.
Mr.. Charles Scott, of Baltimore, son of
Justice ~. j. Scott, was in Elkton last
week.
The Misses Schott, of Baltimore, are the
guests of the Misses Alexander, on North
Street.
Mr.. Edward Titus, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
a former Elktouian, is visiting friends in
El1ton.
Mr.. Charles E. Llrzelere is spending his
vacation with his aunt, Mrs. G. \. Lee, in
Baltimore.
Miss Helen Scott, has assumed a posi-
ton as steuographer with the Scott Ferti-
lizer Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Davis, of Whining
ton, have been visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. William Davis.
Mrs. Thomas II. Lort and child, OF Wash
ington, D. c.. are visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. J ohm VI. Terrell,
Mrs Lou Bennett Statigar aud children
of Philadelphia. are the guest of Mrs Harry
Marshhank OF Bow Street
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Warren Wilson, Of
Wilmington. Del, were the guests of her
parents Mr.. aud Mrs. Davis, of this town,
this week.
Mossrs. Thomas Drennen, and Daniel
Brattor, representing the Cecil Mutual Fire
Insurance Company, visited Pocomake City
this week to investigate the recent fire
thsre.
Miss Collins, prominent teacher of
Talbot County Nd, has been the guest of
Miss Helen S. MsCauley daughter of Judge
James McCauley OF Leeds. Miss McCauley
recently visited Talbot county, Miss Collins
returning 10 Cecil with her.
Miss Minnie &. Biddle the second
daughter of the Rev. Charles w. Biddle of
Cambridge Mass, niece Of Miss Martha
Biddle of 5his town, in company with
party of friends sailed for Europe on Satur
day last in a steamer of the Cunard Line.
They will remain abroad until October.
\ merry party left Elk;on on Wednesday
by the 6.43 train south, for Havre de
Grace, where they embarked on the pleas
,,,. ,-,rht .sCarrie,' CAPTAIN William Pop
lar, for y cruise of few days on the
Chesapeake. The party was chaperoned by
Mrs. Mary E. Iu!l. Thoseon board. were:
Mrs. Tul, Miss Alice Sohoaler, Miss Elsie
E.zTul, Miss Florence +. Torbert, Miss
Lucille Litzau berg. Messrs: John +. vii
son, Jr., Harry Z. Clemson, Fred P.
Halnes, Warren fIaines, James Knight,
of Baltimore, Herbert ID. LitAenherg and
Clinton McGabe.