The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-10-21
GLOGAL DEPARTMENT. v

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Whitney r
turned to Elkton on Tuesday.
Mr.. Victor NJ. Torbert. assistant editt
of the WING, is visiting the Worlds FAR
Miss Helen Scott was the guest OF Mis-
Elsie Carsner of Chesapeake Ciey, on SUI
day.
Mr.. Charles G. Wells has moved int
the Hardness property on west Higi
Street.
Mrs, Josephine Dunning, of Phllade
phia, is the guest of the Misses Porter a
Chesapeake City.
MIR. Nelson Price Whitaker of Wheel
ing w. Va. visited his mother Mrs. K. L
lamar on Thursday.
Mrs. Walter E. Aveny and famil.
of Easton Md. are visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. j, Jones.
Mis- Ollie Gilpin has sufficiently
recovered from her recent illness to b.
able to 60 to Atlantic City.
Mr.. III C. McCabs of this town matric
ulated on Saturday last at the Baltimore
University School of Medicine.
-Messrs Alfred Wetherill, John Gilpin
Robert E Strick land and EdwardNinsingel
returned from Chicago Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. H Hopper and wife, and
Bennett Steele, of Chesapeake City, arrived
home from the Worlds Fair on Sunday.
Mr.. H. d. NJ. Howard and family have
returned to Cecil county and are residing
In the DIR. John Gilpin homestead near
this town.
Mrs. Elm Wright of Baltimore who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. Flora
Henderson returned to Baltimore on
Wednesday.
The new pavement has beep lcc.ns n FROM
OF the Psgne J,oca. Oh Main street. The
entire property is one of the finest erected
in Elkton for years.
The Circuit Court for Kent County
convened at Chestertown on Monday, Judge
Stump presiding, Judge Wickes being too
sick to take his seat on the Beuch.
-ouO VI buc huc OIu LuS.iSh pOpA1t
trees on the lawn of Richmond Hill. the
residence of II. Arthur Stump was up
rooted by the storm of Friday the Is inst.
A handsome office clock has been
presented by Mr.. j. Alrich the well known
Elkton Jeweller to the Singerly Ere Com
and which was placed in their engine room
on Tuesday.
The B 81 Railroad issues first
class excursion to Chicago from Newark
Del. on the Oath inst good to return by anv
trains until Nov. 18Th, at $50. with stop
over privilege at Niagara
Large congregation are attending the
celebration of the 10ith anniversary of
Asbury Church Wilmington which began
last Sunday and will conclude next Sunday
Last Sundays services were conducted by
the Rev. 1. l. Wood Of Elkton, the Rev
Alfred Scott filling Mr.. Woods pulpit.
Henry f. Krause, who was held under
$500 bail for shooting Frank Bryson, was
released on Saturday night, satisfactory
bail having been furnished 90 Squire
life" against krause, and Mr.. Cleaver
held him under S40o bail, not being able to
get security Krause went back to Jail.
List of letters advertised at Elkton
Md. Mr.. Smith Croxton, Mis- Maggie
Brogan, Miss Mary Sull, Mr.. Joseph
Richards (Foregn), Mr. Charles II we'll
Jos. Ford, Mrs. Louisa Harris, Mr.. L. NJ.
Bowden, Miss Maggie Broan, George
Butler, Miss Eliza Blake, Mr.. John Buyers
Mr.. Emry Ciskol. (Joseph Richards is
foreign letter.
- By railroad accident vii. occurred
on Friday afternoon near Newport on the
jP. w. and B railroad, Clarence Lowman
"a son of Samuel Lowman formerly of this
S'Sn was killed, and much property
sss.Eoyed. The accident was caused by
last Express train crashing into a freight
car, that had been thrown across the tracks
by north bound freight train breaking
n two. Travel was delayed about six
hours.
Letters on the estate of the late ex Gov,
James Is. Groome, who died intestate, were
granted By the Orphans Court of Baltimore
City to his widow, Mrs. Alice E. Groome.
The bond wa for $4,000, double the
estimated value CT the estate. Mrs. Groome
was also appointed guardian for her daugh-
ter, Miss Maria L. Groome, the bond of
$1,000, representing the estimated income
from the real estate The bonds were fur.
p ha "a nj
pany.
Thomas T. edward, formerly of Wilm-
ington Del, but now of Washington d. G.
was married on Wednesday afternoon to
ceremony was performed at the residence
of the brides parents near Leeds Nd, by
the Rev. Il. b. Cooke, d. d Only the i'm
Mediate relatives were present. After a
collation. Mr.. and Mrs Cluwara started for
Chicago. They Will return via Niagara
Falls and will be sat home" in Washing
ton after Novembe LIST.
The last big meeting for the season of
tia Maple Valley Trotting Association at
The kite track at kirkwood takes place
Tuesday, OctG:5er oath, Ayres P. aud
Mate, tin 2 0315, holders OF the worlds
record, made on this track on July 4th,
will 90 to beat their record ard areexpected
to 90 in 200 minutes. There will be trotting
aces in the 90, 80, 2.3O and PA classes
he horses entered foI these races include
pme of the best of their CLASSES. The races
gin at o'clock sharp