The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-19


trip to the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Joseph L. Mcdaniel, of Philadelphia
was in Elktou on Tuesday.
Messrs Joseph II. and Frank Bradbury
were in Elktou on Monday.
Mr.. John c. Booth, of Philadelphia, is
visiting his parents at Union.
Mrs w. w. Henderson is enjoying a stay
with friends in Baltimore county.
Mr.. William C. Feehly has been spend
ing several days at Atlantic City.
Miss Matte Lampleugh. of Wilmington,
is the guest of Miss Helen Person
Mr.. George w. Mccullough, of Whining
ton, was in Elkton on Wednesday.
Mrs. George McQuilkin and daughter,
Ray, are sojourning at Atlantic City
Mrs. B. B Dunbar, has Miss Florence
Jenkins, Of Washington, as her guest.
Miss Craigenhead, of Cumberland, Is
visiting Mrs Joseph Coudon, of Akin.
Miss Mamie Pierson, of Wilmington, is
being entertained by Miss Annie PierSon.
Mrs. j. p. Otis and daughter, of VILE
miugton. are visiting Mrs. John L Alex
ander.
Mrs. Levin Shockley and children, Of
Wilmington, are the guests of E'kton
relatives.
Rev. l. L. Wood, pastor of the Elkton NJ.
E. Church left on Monday fer two weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Vanneman, of Havre
de Grace, are visiting Mrs. G. NJ. Riesler
at Calvert
Miss Katie Price, of Baltimore, has re
turned from a pleasant visit to Miss Bertha
Witworth.
Mrs. Emily Frazer, Mrs. P II. Cieaver,
and Miss Emily Evans are ensconsed at
Ocean Grove.
Miss Mollie Lake, of near Chesapeake
City, is visiting Mrs. A. E. Sheppard, OF
MIDI letown, Del.
Misses Helen and Annie Carter, and Mr..
Harry B. Lewis, of Singerly, are registered
at Rehobeth Beach.
Mrs. Matilda Pollock,o of Philadelphia Is
visiting her daughter Mrs Samuel Simon,
at the Howard House.
The Rev. J. NJ. Knox, of Port Deposit
offic1ated in the First Presby terrain Church,
Wilmington, on Sunday.
Clarence W. Garrett, of Niagara Fails,
spent Sunday in Elkton with relatives Shu
greeted his many friends.
Miss Sadie McCullen. of West Phi!adel-
delphla, is the guest of her cousin Miss
Lulu Kitchens near town.
Mr.. Charles W. Shippers, of New York
CIV, has returned home after an extended
visit to Mr.. George MCQdilkin.
Mrs. Alexander Evans and sou Mr.. Alex
| Evans returned on Tuesday from much
epioyed trip to the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Nathan Lieberman, real estate
! agent of Wilmington, visited his brother
Marks Lieber.nan in Elkton, shis week
Miss Annie O'Neil and Miss Mary Hart
| nett, of Philadelphia, are enjoying vlsit
| to the Misses Hartnett, on West Main
street.
Misses Mamie and Elizabeth Schott, OF
| Baltimore, who have been visiting friends
| EIkton, left on Monday for soJo ist
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Evans, James
+. Evans, and John Frazer, of Elkton, and
| Amos S Evans, of Rising Sun, registered
at the Worlds Fair on Saturday.
| Mrs. William Dunbar and family, and
| Wy anl family "a Snpuu
| ing week on the Elk river, encamped at
Fort Defiance, on Capt. Fowler's shore.
Rev. DR.. Duncan, OF st. Stephens parish
and Rev. William Schouler, of Elk!"n,
attended the funeral of Rev, John Martin
at Shrewsbury Kent county, on Tuesday.
Mr.. Malcolm Il. Gilpin starts today on a
trip to thew orld's Fair. l.. NJ. Haines, Esq
| and sons Messrs. Fred and Warren Halnes
are now doing the fair, having left Elkton
for the white city on Wednesday morning
Mr.. William j Lake, near Chesspe. ke
City, has entertained recently numb OF
friends, among them Mr.. Harry Mac
Arthur. and Donald MacPhie, of Baltimore
Miss Laura V. Daugherty and Lollie Teal
of the same city, also Mrs. A. L Sheppard
of Middletown.
Miss Lizzie Shockley pleasantly enter
tanned number of her friends on Friday
evening of last week Those present were
Misses Bertha Witworth, Annie Pierson
| Clara Merritt, Bertha White, Miss kati
Price. of Baltimore Messrs. Andrew Dean
w. ]. Alrich, Jr, and John H. Clark.
A very pleasant party was given IN homo
. of Miss Cath .rine Merritt, OF Elkten, OF
Friday evening of last week at the residenc
of DR.. and Mrs. j. I. Twitty, whom she l
visiting near Chestertown. An artist
} musical program WAS rendered much to I'll
: endowment of the guests and haadsom
] COLLATION. was served during the evening.
The Hon. Jacob Tome celebrated tn
j anniversary of his eighty third birthday
3 Sunday at his handsome residence IN POi
< Deposit. Mr. Tome is still renarkaol
e active and energetic and retains an unusu;
e memory, which qualities have characterize
r his successful business career. Port ID
: po,it and the state at large are now epJ
= ing an act of his benifcence in the erectlo
- of the Jacob Tome Institute at cost
$3.50. OOO, and which he has literally sndowe
The institute is founded by Mr.. Tome (,
. the thorough education of orphan childre
y in Cecil county and the state OF Mary Ian
o and where the children OF the poor who IA
!, debarred, by reason of their poverty fro
It occurring more than common scho
!, education, can pursue course that II
It them for a higher walk in life. Mr.. Ton
IF was born in Mannheim township, Iol
h county, Pa , and went to Port Deposit
"a 1888. He was poor but possessed of qua
ties destined to make him atfiuent, al
from an humble beginning by dint of ha
work he has elm bed the ladder to successar
to day is a representative man of the stat
{. being closely Unidentified with leading ban
III ing, railroadiDg and property Interest
~ Mr., Tome has been twice married, his nj
wife being Miss Caroline NJ. Webb,
Chester. Pa, who died in 1874 He MARI
Miss EVELYN S. Nesbitt, OF Port Depos
st nine year ago. In 1865 he donated
,al Tome Memorial Church to the trustees
v. the Methodist Episcopal Church of P'
ST. | Deposit. ms eulnce WAS efeo'eu aU d q
hv of sos, 900 and is perhaps the handsom
church in Mary land ontsi de of the cities.
Machines start at PrOv1denC
=, Two of the paper machines viii
-. have been temporarily shut down at
"a Providence Paper Mill resumed operate
ON Monday, and the majority of tBe {