The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-07-22
COM71tY Ne2US.
North East News.

North East News.
Thursday, July 20, 1882.
VIM. Reed has opened green grocery.
Miss Ella Little is visiting III Chester,
Pa.
Miss Lizzie Murray is visiting in Kent
county.
Our pavements and streets are greatly
in need of repairs.
Mrs. Ira Wells is very ill at her home
at the Hotel Cecil.
Alfred Ford, of Washington, d. c., is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. W. ID. Alexander, of Oxford, is
visiting Mrs. George 0. Carey.
Mr. Henry Hurlock and wife, of Wash
ington, are visiting J. B. Arrsou.
Harry Harvey and crew caught G012
pounds of rock fish on Wednesday.
Robert Cameron is having an addition
built to his residence near Wakefield.
Mrs. Rachel Rambo, of Wilmington,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. John w.
Falls.
The Warren and Birmingham families
are at their summer residences near
town.
Charles ]. Bayard says he harvested
the best crop of oats he ever raised this
week.
Geo Simcoe had his handsome bicycle
broken on Monday by colliding with
wagon.
Armstrong & Co. are erecting build
ing for cooper shop, in addition to their
flour mill,
Collector of Internal Revenue Murray
Vandiver called on r L. Thomas last
Saturday.
DR.. S. E. Ford, wife and sister, of
Baltimore, came here for the summer
last week.
Thomas Williams, of Baltimore. spent
part of this week visiting his sister, Mrs
J. L. Moore.
The directors and officers of the Nc
Cullough Iron Company will meet at
their office on Saturday.
John Fl. Armstrong, in company with
Norris Lewis of Slngerly, left for the
World Fair on Saturday.
The stock in the hardware store of II.
B. Cordes is advertised at Sherif's sac.
Also the building and farm.
The colored people are making great
preparations for their camp in Johnson's
woods which commenced today.
Mr.. Harry o. X. Foster contemplates
laying down his pen and enjoying a visit
to Ocean Grove in the near future.
The regular communion services will
be held at ST. Mary's P. E, Church on
Sunday morning, commencing at 10 30.
Bernard Mattingly, son of Prof. Mat
tiugly, had finger taken off by hay
cutter while visiting at Charlestown last
week.
Orders were given last week that none
but passengers aud those on business
will be allowed at the P. W. & B. Rail
road station.
The contest between the Red Men and
the American Mechanics for the banner
offered at the K. of 2. fair, will be
decided July %.
The handsome addition to Prof. Geo.
s. Mattingly's house on Cecil Avenue, is
nearly finished and is a great improve
ment to that part of our town.
While Frank Ii. MCKEE was unloading
telegraph poles from train, near town.
a pole rolled on his foot, badly MASKING
it. DR.. dousekeeper attended him.
The installation OF officers of Shawnah
Tribe, 10. r. NJ, occurred last Tuesday
evening. The installing delegate was
present from Baltimore. After the exer
discs the Indians Toasted.
The ChiIdren's Day services which
were held in the NJ. E. Church, Sunday,
were very interesting, and in spite of the
warm evening the church was crowded.
The church was decorated With flowers
a nd flags. The features were the singing
of the little girls and the Columbian
guards. The collection for the benefit
of the educational fund was taken by four
young ladies. Miss Susie Gibson presided
at the organ, and Prof Isaac Coslette
played the cornet. The singing by the
Sunday School was excellent. The ser
vices closed with benediction by Rev.
Isaiah Biddle.