The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-03-18
North East Items.

jesse Wivel and Peter Abrams, of Bay
View, will move into town at an early date
Several friends from Wilmington and
Bal timore have been visiting Mr.. Edward
Mulhauseu this week.
Charles Foard, of Washington, is visiting
his sister, Miss Sailie Foard.
Mrs J. L. Moore, ho has been visiting
down the peninsula for two weeks, returned
home on wednesday.
Newton Cham bers, of Marshalltop, Del,
was visiting his mother early in the week.
Several friends from Elkton visited Mrs.
j. f. Jefferis last Sunday.
Harry McGuirk caught the first herring
on Saturday Several have been caught
since then.
Mrs. William Bennett has returned home
from Philadelphia, where she bias bten
visiting for three months past.
Rev. W. G Rooms and VIM. 7. Hammo nd
are attending Conference at Middletown.
John Dunlap, who has been i'll for some
time past, is improving.
Allen H. Grosh VIII conduct services at
St. Mary's p. E. Church next Sunday
morning at 10 80 o'clock.
A basket and cake festival was held in
G. A R. Hall on Tuesday evening for the
benefit of Reeds A. U. NJ p. Church
Rev. John White, of Frederick, preached
at the NJ. E. Church ON Sunday morning
last. He returned home on Thursday.
Charles Pierce of this town, who is fishing
at Hance's Point shipped 81 barrels of fish
on Friday last.
An unusual large number of carp and
pike are being caught. Herring are selling
at 40 cents per d3zsn.
A large number of our citizens went to
Port Deposit on Sunday.
The weekly cottage service By the p. E.
congregation was held at the residence of
William T. Reynolds in Perkinsvile on
Friday evening.
Mr.. S. w. Day moved her family to New
port, Dsl., on Wednesday.
A play entitled 1.-The Old Folks Concert
will be given in G. A. r. Hall on Thursday
evening, March %, for the benefit of Reeds
A. U. NJ. P. Church.
1t is reported that Mr.. L. w. Lloyde the
founder IF Iron Hall here, and prominent
citizen is dangerously i'll in Philadelphia,
where he went to visit his wife
Edw ard Alexander and family have re
turned from New Jersey and will live in
Perkinsville.
We hore our friends outside of town are
not alarmed at the editorial in the last issue
of the Star, and assure them that the conGi
tI,-,
We would rather be stuck in the mud
locality, than a stuck in debt
Our Town Commissioners are negotiating
for an electric light plant for our town. An
agent was in town on Tuesday, and plant
can be erected here upon very favorable
terms
Your correspondent was shown the draw
ings, maps, writing, SC, which VIII go
from our public school to The Worlds Fair
and be placed in the Maryland building
| There is no doubt but that several medals
will come this way, the work being
excellent.
In spite of the stormy evening there W :
| a good attendance at the Missionary Ami
| versary of the NJ. E. Sunday School, and
| the entertainment was very enjoyable. The
| total missionary money from the NJ. L.
| Church and Sunday School amounted to
| over $50
| The tenth anniversary of the maria &c of
| Mr.. and Mrs. William 7. Rey nolds was
| held at their residence in sPerkinsville on
Monday evening The house was filled
with friends aud relatives and many useful
presents of tinware were received.
Squire Hammond and Constable Murray
went to Marley on Wednesday, and
arrested Harry G. Hanson of that place.
He was taken before magistrate of that
town, being held in S420 o. bond for the
| support of two children from this vicinity.
The pomin atoms for Town Com IN issioners
will be held in the room above Hammond 5
| shoe store. Two members of the old board
| will run, B. f. Thomas and j mes Roney
and they certainly deserve re election The
makes u good showing, aud soon as the
weather will permit the pavements will be
repaired and tho streets covered with Bay
View gravel. The order has bssa the b sst
for years. The law has been well en- forced
by Bai.iff Lambert and Squire Hammond,
so that the order has been good as any
time during local option, and the spr 2ject
that several persons advance to borrow
money should be voted down. Vote for the
present board.