The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-05-20
Notes and Pers Onals.

Mrs. G. C. Jones is enjoying visit 10
Wilmington relatives.
Mr.. George w. Corrie, of Baltimore, was
| in Elkton on Sunday.
Hon James b. Groome, of Baltimore
! was in Elkton this week.
Mrs. j. w. Cooper, of Caroline county is
visiting her son DR.. j. w. Cooper
Mr.. C. II. B. Massey, of Masseys, Kent
County, was in Elkton on Monday.
Mrs. j. j. Black, of New Castle, visited
III Elkton on Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. L. C. Matlack, of Wilmington, was
the guest of Mrs. James II. Scott, on sun
day.
William Conwell, formerly of Dover, Del,
is reading law in the office of Il. G. Thackery
Esq.
William d. Bratton of Altoona, and John
Merritt, of Baltimore, spent Sunday in
Elkton.
Mr.. L. B. Mode, of Wilmington, was
entertained in Elkton on Sunday by Dr. u.
Celand Jones.
rue Hon James McCauley, Chief Judge
IF the Orphans Court, is critically i'll at his
nome at Leeds.
George A. Blake, Esq, accompanied by
his son, Charlie, is visiting his brother In
Allentown, n. j.
Miss Estelle Haines returned on Monday
from an extended and pleasant visit to
Baltimore friends.
Misses Ada Taylor and Henrietta Hague,
have returned home from Philadelphia 10
spend the summer.
Miss Mary Reeder near Zion is entertain
ing her cousin Miss Maude Ederdice, OF
McKuightstown, Pa.
Mrs c. +. Ludwig and son, Mr.. Fred Z.
Ludwig, have returned from pleasant
visit TO Philadelphia friends.
MIR. and Mrs. L T. Perk ms, of Washing.
ton, spent Sunday in Elkton with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Smith.
Ex.County Commissioner Thos c. Bond,
of Port Deposit, and John j. Williams, ot
St. ugustine, were in Elkton on Thursday.
Mr.. W. Smith accompanied by Mr.. Harry
Guthrie, of Wilmington, spent Sunday in
Elkton with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. w.
i. Smith.
Mr.. Arthur Beatty clerk in MitchelFs
drug store recently injured his knee which
necessitated his leaving his position on
Saturday to return to his home in North
East.
Captain w, 7. Malster, nativf of this
county now President of the Columbia Iron
Works, Baltimore, the builders of the
cruiser Detroit" spent a few hours in Elk
ton on Monday.
r.. D. Rowland represented Elkton
/ Council, No. %, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, at the
Convention of the Sick and Death Benefit
Association of Maryland and the District
of Columbia held in Baltimore on Monday
evening.
Mr.. James H. Morgan, the veteran
gateman at the Bow street crossing of the p.
w. Il b. railroad has been confined to his
home by sickness for some days past. For
nearly fifty years he has been faithful ser
want of the company and he deserves 20 be
| Tetirtu upon lull pay.
h Mr. and Mrs. A NJ Goldsborough have
issued cards for the marriage of their daugh
ter, Miss Fannie Miller Colds borough, to
Mr. William Sutton, formerly of this town
\ but now of Philadelphia, at their residence.
Il POI Braudywine street, Philadelphia, on
kThursday evening, june 1st, at $50 o'clock
Mrs w. K. Witworth entertained mum
Der of her friends on Saturday evening in
compliment to her guests, the Misses Penning
ton and Haddock, of Wilmington. Those
present were: Miss Bertha Witworth, Miss
Lizzie Hughes, Miss Clara Merritt, Miss
Lizzie Shockley, Harry Guthrie and w.
Smith, of Wilmington, J. H. Clark. y.
Frank Witworth, w. Alrlch and III. p.
| Hinchliffr.
Mr.. William Knight, of Baltimore, well
| known in Elk on where is a frequent visitor,
has been appointed a storeBeeper in the
Custom House. He qualified on Tuesday
and entered upon the dsch arge of his
duties. Mr.. Knight was selected from the
civil service list and stood at the head OF
be applicants who took the recent exam
ion for clerkships. He is son of Mr..
illiam NJ. knight, formerly of this
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