The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-09-30

Mr.. WA. ii. McCracken of Pa. spout
Sunday it'll his brother j H. McCracken .
Harry Miller of Newport, Del, spent
| Housekeeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delaware Mason of VIII
mington, Del. spent Sunday at the NJ.
E parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moore of Philadel-
phia, spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Moore.
Prot. Geo S. Maltingly spent Saturday
and Sunday with his sister in Washington
who is very i'll.
J. NJ. Clark of Washington, spent the
latter part of last week with bis parents
MIR. and Mrs Wm.,J. Clark.
Mrs, Rebecca Sc vail, of Washington.
and Mrs. Dr.. Harlan of Hartford county,
are visiting Mrs c. T. F. Mearns.
Rev. VIM. T. Hammond and H. C.
| Wildsmith went to Asbury Church on
Sunday last to assist in the revival.
Mrs r. c. Lambert represented the
w. c. T. L. at the State convention at
Annapolis this week. She went GA
Tuesday.
The EpHorth League held business
meeting on Saturday evening. Among
other business t0ey ADMITTED 80 rev
members,
The Ladies' Relief corps of Wingate
Post picuiced at Mrs. Chalkley Glrrett's
near Rseder's corner, on Thur sday, ard
had lovely tins
Rev. Giles b Coke has been attend
ing the Northan convocation OF the
Diocese OF Easfon A. Gl!ena, Kent
county, :bis week.
Tho Jr. Epwoctl League met on Wed
nesday evening Besides admitting a
largo number Of new members, the
organization was completed
North East Lodge, l. o. o. F., will
celebrate the frs, anniversary of the
order Friday evening, Ootober G5h, by
public reception and supper.
Mr.. John Matfst who is in the printing
business and whose father was post
master here during the early forties. is
visiting Ms Cornelia Maffett.
Eleven additional probationers wer,
admitted in full membership in the NJ.
Z. church last Sunday evening. TINS
makes total OF SO from the late revival
The NJ. E, Sunday School has been
provided with the rev E?worth hymnals
The congregation Is also being supplied
with them. Chas E. Beatty has them
for sale
The clay company of Baltimore which
has resumed digging near town, have
struck kaolin in paving quantities, it is
SAID A fuller account will be given |
next week.
While walking on the railroad near
Green Hill Fire Brick Works, Levi |
Lammy fell and broke his arm. Charles |
Lilley pulled him off the track in time
to save his lite, as fast train was nearly |
on him.
Mrs. Cooke, wife of the Rev. Giles b.
Cooke, was taken with paralysis again
cal condition. This is the fourth stroke
within two years, from which she has
never entirely recovered.
Bishop Adams will preach and confirm
in ST. Mary P. E church Sunday morn
ing next at 1870 o'clock. Mr.. E. j.
Muhlhausen and Miss Kitty Grosh are
preparing some special music and have a
fine choir for the occasion.
Mr.. E. J. Campbell, a popular young
man of this town, and Mis- Emma j.
Lamar were married at the NJ. E. parson
age on Wednesday evening by Rev. w,
G. Rooms, They were ssreaaded on the
same evening with good old fashioned
serenade. They will reside on High
street.
Winter is fast coming on and not
rOke of work has been done on the
streets of the town. Commissioners have
not time to attend to it. Why not put
the work in the hands of Bailiff Lambert?
The present board has no excuse and for
all the good they have done we may as
we'll not have any at all.
Blilif j. y. Lambert and John T.
Veasey went to the wreck in Elk river
ou Friday last. While there party on
naptha launch from Elkton joined
them. The ElktoE party caught but
small number each, but the North East
party caught 81 dozen fine perch. The
Elkton people don't know how to fish.
A public meeting of the Epworth
League was held in the NJ. e. church
last Wednesday evening. Rev. William
p. Taylor of Perryville, and Rev Harvey
Ewing, of Port Deposit, were present.
The programme consisted of singing and
addresses, After the service was over
the Epworth League members went to
Hammond's ball where refreshments
were served in abundance and the re
mainder of the evening spent IN social
intercourse.