The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-04-22
Notes Personelle.

Mr.. Earle Feddeman, OF 'ehtfrN'Ie' va
in Elkton on Monday.
l.. Mr.. and Mrs John T. Bowen, of Newark
e spent Sunday in Eikton.
e DIR James IL. Frazer, of Baltimore, spen
several days in Ekton this week
. Mrs. j. E. Rutherford, of Harri sbnrl
= Pa, is in Eikton visiting relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Taggart arrived
a home from Virginia on Wednesday
e Mrs. 5. w. Coilirg-, Of Camden, y. -
being entertained by Elkton frinds.
f Mr.. Clarence Perkins, of Wilmington
= spent Sunday with relatives in Elkton.
: Miss Elsie f Tull, was this week tn
guest of Miss Lucy Biddle in Wilmington
Mrs. L. B. Frazer entertained Mis-
Molis Pordham, of Delaware City, thi
: week.
Miss Annie j. Smith LETT Elkton oil
Monday for Baltimore in which city sh'
will reside.
Miss Airline Constable has returned home
from an extended stay in Baltimore ant
Washington.
Mrs Lizzie burn and son Frank are a
home after pleasant visit of two weeks il
Wilmington.
Miss Dollie Cameron leaves for Baltimore
on Monday where she will visit her cousin
Mrs. Dr.. Evans.
Miss Oates and Miss Ella Cleaver OF
Delaware City, visited friends IN Elktou
enc day this wees
Messrs l. Porter Lushy and Rpbei t
Anderson, of the First district, were in
Elkton on Wednesday.
| MI. W. Hodgson Bennett Of Fisher,
Bruce & Co, the well known Philadelphia
| China House, was in EiktoI yesterday.
Mr.. y. Price Whitaker is nov Connected
| in business with the Whitaker Iron
Company, at Wheeling, West Virginia.
| Miss Carrie ker.haw, daughter of Prof.
William kershsw. of Germantown, Pa Is
in Elkton visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Eder.
Mr.. Harry 7. Giles, OF Wilmington, spent
Monday in E.kton. Mr.. Giles desires 10
secure position in the Government printing
office.
Miss Margaret NcCauley's friends
welcomed her back to Eikton this week
after her winters sojourn i'll New York and
Connecticut.
Miss Bertha ThoTp has resigned lie
position of teacher in the Ekion Public
1 -, -, q
number of years.
Henry c. Burroughs, Of this County aud
Susie Hays, Of Hartford Coanry, were
married On wednesday evening in lie
Aberdeen Church.
Mrs. John { Owens ard daughter Miss
Marie Owens after shor. say with
relatives in E.kton left fer their home in
Chicago On Monday.
Ms. Manly D7epr.a entertained her
sister Ms G. W. Marshal. ami Miss Lena
Sharp. II Milford, Dsi.. AMI Mrs Tempe,
0: Pni,sL-- ph;a. Iii. wszA
Mrs. william Il. H5..;nEs~a-;b, Is bripg
entertained BY Miss Bets .: her home in
Baltimore co-U;y. Miss B=:;S, WAS recent
ly the s1s>; :; Mss Ho..iusssoFth in Z <
ton.
Mr.. John N. McC.e1shau ard wife, Of
Port Deposit, ooursu:el by Mrs. H, 4
Nestitt and Ms Gec. y HsEg=-,y attend
ed the pava. festivities a. For: Monroe this
week.
Mr.. Walter B. ARK sou Of Mr.. ;. Kirk,
of Liberty Grove. was a member OF the
graduating class at the eighty sixth annual
commencement OF lie school of Medicine
OF the University of Maryland held in the
Academy of Music Baltimore on Tuesday.
Mr.. Robert I. Ferguson a prominent
resident of Sassafras Neck. and Miss Emma
b. Myerly daughter of Ex Judge John
Myerly. of Howard County, were m srried
on Thursday April 18th in St. Marks P.
E Church near Highland, Howard County
by Rev. W. L. B. Turner.
Mrs. Nary Sites widow of the late Or.
John S. Sites of Brooklyn, n. Y, spent
several days recently with Mrs. Mary
Cameron of this town. Mrs. Sites who
before her marriage was Miss Dulaney, of
Washington, stopped on her way from the
Catskill Mountains where she has been
spending several months. Her only son is
studying Civil Engineering in Brooklyn.
Miss Cara Merritt rendered number
of her friends an evening social on We'll
nesday in compliment to her guest Miss
Morgan of Wilmington. A handsome
r-nl Har
Miss Lizzie Shockley, Miss Cole, Miss
Lizzie Hughes, Miss Emma Hughes, Miss
Bertha White, Messrs ii. Frank Wit
worth, j. II. Clark, Ollie Giles and Winfield
Lewis.
OF the large number of travelling men
who visit Elkton, none receive hesrtier
welcome than does our genial friend Wash
ington ii. Bennett, who was registered at
the Howard House this week on hi regular
business trip representing the Philadelphia
china house of Fisher, Bruce & Company.
Besides being successful salesman MIR.
Bennett is a capital fellow, and his friends
are legion here and on the peninsula. A
short time ago the Kent Ne1cS contained
this article respecting his visit to Milling
ton: For the past week our town has been
literally over-run with travelling statesmen,
and among them we note Mr.. Wash. ii.
Bennett who is known on the road as the
funny man. Mr.. Bennett says that the
internal org anIsm of travelling men should
be mixture of mule, ostrich and camel;
part mule, that he may be able to sleep on
his feet if no better accommodation be at
hand; part ostrich, that he may be able to
eat and digest anything set before him, and
part camel that he may go if necessary
long time bet neen drinks.