The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-07-15
NORTH EAST NEWS.

rEsONAL ITEMs-IMPRovEMENT At THE
! IRON woRKs-PLENTY OF SMALL FRUIT
| BICYCLES ON THE ROAD LOST
POCKET BOOK FOUND-CHLDREN's DAY
AT N. E. CHUCH-EPwORTH LEAGUE
EXCURsIoN-FUNNY FELLOWS FROM
ELKTON JUST ESCAPE ARREST.
THURSDAY, July Is.
Miss Ruth Lees is visiting in n. j.
Miss Maude Leedom is visiting in Pa
| Our Young men are talking of forming
a bicycle club.
Mr. James Mallen is spending a few
days at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Harry Rocky of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mr.. |. X. Dean.
Harry Logan of Conshohockep, Pa, is
visiting Mr. Harry Perkins.
Mr.. Augustus Allan of Philadelphia,
is visiting Andrew Reynolds.
Miss Jennie McGrath of Baltimore, is
visiting Miss Teresa Bayard.
Miss Martha Manly of Baltimore is
visiting Miss Lola McCracken.
Miss Reba Alexander of Oxford, Pa,
is visiting Mrs. George o. Carey.
Miss BERTHE Adams of Crisfield, Md, is
visiting Mrs. E. J. Muhlhausen.
The improvements at the Iron Works
will cost in the neighborhood of 10000.
j. r. X. Moffet has moved into the
house recently vacated by T. NJ. Simcoe.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Clapp of Baltimore, spent
this week visiting Mrs. Charles J. Baya1d.
John Ford for several years clerk for
I. NJ. Simcoe has gone to Manyunk, Pa.
There is a promise of an unpreceden-
ted chestnut crop in this vicinity this
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dunlap, of Phil
adelphia, are visiting Mr.. John Leigh
man.
Mrs. L. w. Emerson of Summit
Bridge, Del, is visiting Mrs W. D. Cos
lette.
Joseph Remmy has gone to Cumber
land County. Pa, where he has secured
situation.
Rev. and Mrs. W. G. Rooms spent part
of this week visiting Rev. Mr.. Ewing of
Port Deposit.
Mr.. Everett Epley of Baltimore, spent
the early part of the week visiting Wal
ter Blackwell.
E. J. Campbell who lost his pocket
book containing $50, found it ON Monday
minus the cash.
MIR. Eli Coulson and sister Lizzie of
Colora spent last week visi ting relatives
and friends here.
Mrs. VIM. Jones of St. Augustine and
Miss Annie Jones of Ceciltou are visitiDg
Mrs. j s. Smcoe.
Several parties of bicyclers on their
way to Philadelphia from Baltimore
passed here this week.
WhortlebeIries. dewberries and black,
berries are very plentiful in this vicinity
and sell at 6 cents per quart.
Mr.. John T. Veasey will occupy the
house vscatad by George Hodge, which
he has had painted and repaired.
Mr.. L. W. Lloyd founder of the Iron
Hall here left for Philadelphia last week
where he has secured situation.
John Leighman and John Meekius
have improved their res dences with a
coat of paint. Summer Grant did the
| work.
The trustees of the NJ. E, Cemetery
are preparing to fence 10 the new addition
which will make it one of the largest and
! prettiest in the county.
Rev. John White aud wife of the NJ.
l.. Chdrcb OF Baltimore and Mrs. Maggie
White and two daughters Misses Ella
and Rena of Portsmouth, Va, are visit
| ing Rev. Giles B. Cooke.
Captain J. NJ. 9. Savage of N. j., who
served during the war as captain of
Company B., 81 Pa, Vol, and to whose
company DR.. T. A. Worrall belonged,
spent the last ten days visiting him.
Chidren's Day will be celebrated at
the NJ. Z Church, Sunday, July 10th.
The pastor will preach an appropriate
sermon in the morning and the usual
children's exercises will take place in
the evening. An interesting time is
expected.
The Epworth League will give an
excursion to Colchester Beach on Friday
2lst, on the Steamer Chester. The
steamer cannot come up to the upper
wharf The Whitaker cornet banG of
this town will furnish the music. The
fare will be 75cts round trip.
Three professed Democrats from Elk,
ton came here on Thursday evening o.
last week and i'm bibed too much of per
haps the excellent water from our Wells
and came near being arrested fol
firing crackers on the streets. They
should have spent the night in the lock
up. Our bailiff happened to be out o
town,