The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-04-09
Miss Florence Wooley, is on an extend


Mr.. John P. Marrett son OF James p.
Merrett visited his parents on Sunday.
DIR. Osmond will preach to the children
at Pierson Grove Sunday School tomorrow
at 8, p. m.
MIR. Henry Viasinger, is making an
addition to his dwelling on Main streetnear
the Far creek.
Miss Riley, and daughter Miss Emma
Riley, of New Haven, Conn, are the guests
of Mrs Reuben L lamar.
Reuben Haines Esq has again rented
the suburban residence "Glen Mary" and
will occupy it for the season.
] Mrs. Senator John S. Writ, who has
| heen in Annapolis during the session of the
| Legislature, returned home on Tuesday.
George w. Loney, of Baltimore will
soon open plumbing and gas fitting shop
under the stove storeof Charles ID. Jamison
on Main street.
! N X. Warner and Co., are advertising
| a closing sale at the Racket Store, on Main
| St. We regret that Etktou will lose such
an enterprislng hrm.
Jacob Rambo, contractor, began repairs
this week on the Ellis property on Main
street, which was damaged by fire Saturday
night, March 26sh.
-Messrs. John G.. Queck and son are
enlargiug their bakery in the Hollow by
an addition of S0x16 feet, to be used as a
store room for flour.
Mr.. Geo. f. Brown, of Smyrna, agent
for Farrell s. Co. safe manufacturers of
Philadelphia, called on number of our
merchants on Tuesday.
Miss Laura lamar, who is at home
from Wilson College Chambersburg Pa,
spending the Easter holiday, attended an
alumnus dinner III Philadelphia on Tuesday.
The Cecil delegation at Annapolis has
recon III ended to the Governor under the
new law, the re appointment of the present
board Of School Commissioners for the
County.
MIR. Harry Touchstone, of Calvert. and
Miss Lila NJ. Reeier, of North East, were
married in Elktou on Wednesday at the
NJ. E. Parsonage, the Rev L. L. Wood,
officiating.
On Friday of last week, Daniel Davis |
living near North East, who was declared |
insane at the December term of court was |
removed by Sheriff Nc Kinney to the County |
Insane Asylum, at Cherry Hill.
The head of caulking hammer in the |
hands of a fellow workman flew off and |
struck Andrew Cameron an ugly lick on |
the head in Deiberts boat yard on Wednes-
day. He was able to go to work on Thurs
day.
AS previously announced in tho WING, |
Jones Chapel Sunday school organized on |
Sunday last. The officers for the ensuing |
year are: Samuel j. Keys, superintendent, |
j. R. Mahoney, assistant supt, j. Deipert; |
organist.
Exile Short an employe at Deiberts boat |
yard, received scalp wound on Monday. |
He was working on the deck of barge, |
and while carrying an iron cleat, weighing |
175 pounds, slipped and fell, the iron falling |
upon him.
Rev. J. d. Carey will preach on ''The |
Suffering of Our Savior" at the Catholic |
Church in Pilottown, this county, next |
Tuesday evening, at 7.30 o'clock. Mass |
will be celebrated on the following morning |
at seven o'clock.
Cards are out announcing the marriage |
of Miss Molis E. Purnell daughter of Mr.. |
E. w. Purnell of Philadelphia, and formerly |
NJ ,Nf
Middletown, formerly of Elkton, to be |
celebrated on the Goth last.
With the spirit of local enterprise |
characteristic of that gentleman. Mr.. VIM.
NJ Singerly offers a reward of $3.50, for |
Information leading to the arrest and con-
victiou of the person or persons who set |
fire to the property of Mr.. Talley on Satur-
day night last.
lands, Del, will preach in Trinity Church |
tomorrow Sunday evening in exchange |
with the rector. Service daily next week
(Holy week. at 10. 80 a. IN. An additional
service on Thursday night at and on Good
Friday at 2.3Op N.
line attention OF IarlhtrS III tulS NiClHlby |
is called to the brands and make of Fertih- |
zers sold by Manly Drennen, and set forth |
his new Adv in this issue of the WING.
The goods are standard, and the terms on |
which he sells them favorable for any |
responsible purchaser.
Presiding Elder Barrett's early appoint |
ments for this county are as followers: In
April, at Bethel, Glasgow and Chesapeake
City, 18th; Elkton, Elk Neck and North |
East, 24th; in May. Cherry Hill, Zion and
Charlestown, 18th; Hopewell and Port De.
posit, 22nd; Rising Sun and Mt. Pleasant.
Goth.
The young men of Elkton will give an
Easter Hop in Odd Fellows Hall on Mon,
day evening April Is. The patronesses are:
Mrs. Lewis. Mrs McCabe and Mrs. Cruik-
shank. A German will be danced at
IL o'clock Com rnittee j. II Il. lamar, |
John G, Constable, Albert Constable Jr.,
V. NJ. Torbert.
Rev. l. G. Fosnoch Pastor of the |
Chesapeake City NJ. E. Church will fill his |
pulpit tomorrow. Subject for the morning |
Healing power of faith" In the evening |
GA love letter to young men," He Will
preach at the monor at p. n. on 1.-THE
forsaken sanctuary" All interested in the
manor Sunday school are requested to be
present at 2.30 p. N. to re organlze the