The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-04-30

Mrs. William L. Mlaughte
!, r of Elkton, Nd, have be friend
in Wilmington Del.
Services will be hel,s Chape
tomorrow, Sunday, am. Tn
NJ Rev. l. L. Wood, will G
We regret to repor, fellow
countian Mr.. George f is quit
IN. sick at his home at Lee,hffectior
of the liver.
-Ihe evening hour ofrvica IA
the Presbyterian and Nhurches
will be until further n, O'Clock
" instead of half past seve
A meeting of the Eonvoca.
ton of the Diocese of + ne held il
Shrewsbury parish, Kewn Tues
=. day, Wednesday and of mex
nd week.
The hour of evening Trinity
Church, Elkton, beginni morrow
d. Sunday, May LIST will o'clock
Subject of sermon by Re evening
service Some Questions Episco.
: pal Church answered 3"
-Ihe spelling bee vito have
been held i'll Harmony sClell,ns.
vilie' Del, on the 2Oth inostpored
owing to the inclemencweather.
1t will be held on Tuesda May Sd r.,
instead. All are cordial
Inc hours for service lurch of
the Good Shepherd, Chesty are as
follows: Sundays 80, IN, aud
80 p. IN Sunday So a. IN.
Weekly Fridays 30 pturdays
3 80 p. m. Saints Days etc IN.
| George A. Blake, at,r Anna
NJ. Gathers, executrix G Gathers
deceased, under power in from b.
Il. Iouchstone and wife, s,rm con-
tanning Sc acres aud 81, in the
Ninth district on Saturdalvert for
$500. !. c. Hiudman, at
-MIss Violet Haines dof II. II.
Halnes Esq, of Rising Sule of the
maids of honor at the Y of Miss
orle K. Kennedy and Mr.. r Heston
OF the the New York officer Wright
" Sous at the resiuene brides
parents near Kim bleville Tuesday.
Camp John McCaule of Vete.
rams will be mustered with Cha rter
members at Childs in this ON We'd
nesday night, May the It will be
ofhcered as follows: Capt, GcCauIey;
First Lieut., I. Wilfong; Lieut., G
Seoold; First Sergeant, campbell;
Quartermaster, f r. Sebo
The Rev. Jonathan S. f Milford
Del, delivered lecture on ,ature of
Man" at Odd Fellows HANS town
IN Tuesday evening for thet of the
Fire Company. lure was
ully up to the high stand literary
performance usual with tinker, and
when the laudable object hich the
ecture was delivered is cred, the
udlence should have been as large
$ it was. Twenty dollars allied by
he company.
Mr. Il X Fanueman table and
opular Cashier of the Firstnal Bank
Havre de Grace, entertai number
gentlemen on Weduesdaya trim to
lie Susquehanna fisheries Grew sloop
'ow the John E Dubois. long his
tests were Messrs Henry Fey, j B
hutchinson, and George Ste OF the P
& B Rail Road, C B Day o4delphia,
FL Haines of Rising Sun anmber of
her gentlemen from Ba!tim d Phiia
lphia.
Elk Governor and ext States
nator William Pinkney Wind Mrs.
airy Mcdonald Thomas worried on
afternoon in Emnl Protes-
1t Episcopal Church Baltiuby Rev.
!. Eccleston. Mrs. Whyte We widow
Raleigh Thomas and is the shter of
late William Mcdonald. families
the bride and groom have on the
st ultimate terms for l wears.
vernon Whyte, at the marrpf Mrs.
lyte to Mr.. Thomas, gave away"
! performed like office for mother
IN her second marriage to J4e Spyer
also acted as guardian for Thomas
was always her legal ar. The
nony was IA quiet one, only mmedi.
members of the families OF couple
lg present. in the church.
Miss Gelert Cruikshank GAINED a
q Der Of her friends on Wedny even
by the production of drag room
e in one act entitled ga Per Posi-.
s." of which the following wac cast:
ltess de Novara Miss f TuII
am Champignon... Miss e Reese
)ara.. Miss ElorencTorbert
am Miss Gelert kshank
.................Mr Rio Reese
o...... .......... MIR. A. hynnldS
70 .-.....--.... $500. MIR. ' Iorbert
'F Lascarl' .................M MIR. RtNelson
'idering its hurried preparl, the
e comedy was very creditablHdered
IN some of its f. atures prove gen
! surprise as well as a generanuse-
t to those invited TO see 1t. IRE all
cred their respective roles so e;ively
Ould be invidious to name inidual
primers. Sutfine it is to say, th5 was
amateur performai and
ded pleasant entertainments the
ing.
Hoore's Chapel w. C. T. U. he.beir
lar monthly meeting at the he OF
resident, Mrs j. S Scartorou on
rday April 10Th. The meetiuwas
ed by singing and prayer led by j.
carbOrough. a selection waa,ad
led Chow they Voted, How ,ey
I'd: " by Miss Maggie Biles, whictas
y appreciated by all present. he
5 of this union have had a wall poet
d in Providence paper mill filled VII
rance literature for the benefit Of,f
Dyee. Business now on hand bep
sed of, meeting adjourned, a please
was spent socially when all we
d to the dining room to partake OF
tifu rapast prepared by the hostess
1 all did their full share. The ne
ng will he held at the home of MI
Biles on Saturday May 2Ssh. a fl
lance is desired.
he pansy tea given by Mrs. j. NJ.
.rt and Mrs. w. l.. Mearns, at tt
nee of the former in ZION or Wedne
of last week proved "A succe,
socially and financially. The hou
astefully decorated with flowers an
plants, aud large nun Der Q
rs were in attendance The tea wa
for the benefit of the Zion Presbyte
lurch, and the amount of S1O2 wa
I'd. Those in charge were: Receptio
ittee, Mrs Austin CArhart, Miss Ell
1 and Messrs w. i. Nearns and T.,
Carh art. Il Refreshments: Mrs. Ann
IS, Misses l.. Groves, Rsbecca Mil
Ind Katie Rutherford. The supper W a
yed by Mrs. w. l.. Mearns and Mr..
c. CarhaTt assisted by Mr.. j L
an, Mrs. George w. Taylor, Mrs
p. Wilson. Mrs. Minnie Grows