The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-07-29

Notes ana HefSOhdtss
Miss Stella Collins is with Smyrna, Del,
friends
Mr. William II. Eder will soon visit the
Worlds Fair.
Mr.. n A. Patterson, OF Oxford, Pa spent
Tuesday In Elkton.
Roy. 4. Il. Hunter, of B7thel, is at Ocean
Grove, for two weeks.
Mr.. John IL. Terrell was in Washington
several days this week.
Mr.. William Bracken, OF Wilmington
spent Sunday in Ekton
WilhA,n NJ. Knight, Esq., of Ballim"re'
spent Sunday in Eikton
Miss Bessie Scott is the guest OF MISS
I.ydie Frazer, at Earlville,
Miss Fannie Grant, of Cherry Hill, is
visitor TO the Worlds Far.
Mr.. James L. Jackson leaves next week
for a trip to the Worlds Fair.
Editor Caleb Freeman, of the Middleown
| Ne,o Era was in Elkton ON Sunday
Mr.. William Writ, of Chicago, is visiting
his mother Mrs Margaret Mitchell.
Miss Martha Biddle returned on Monday
from a visit to friends III Oxford, Pa.
Mr.. Il. D. Collins has returned from
stay of ten days at the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Arthur Harvey, of Chids, is enter
tanning Miss Lucy Hill, Of Baltimore.
Mrs. l. L. Wood and daughter are on
visit to relatives 10 Chambersburg, Pa
Mrs George Mooney, OF Phila lalphia, Is
visiting her daughter Mrs John Brown,
Miss Jennie Etzel, of Wilmington, is
visiting Miss Katie G. Young, at Lombard.
Mrs. Lyle and daughter, of Philadelphia,
are the guests of Mrs. j. NJ. G. Carhart, at
Zion.
Mr.. George S Woolley, of Chesapeake
City, is spending some time at the Blue
Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bailey, OF Whining
ton were the guests of Miss Moilie L. Falls,
on Sunday.
Mr.. Thomas Drenuen was on business
trip to Pocomoke City on Tuesday and
Wednesday.
w. NJ. Clafln, of Philadelphia, has pur
chased the handsome bay horse owned by
Manly Drennen.
William r. Nelson and son Ricketts, Nell
son returned on Wednesday from trip to
the Worlds Fair.
The Zion Presbyterian Church held its
annual congregational picnic at Gilpin's
Rocks on Thursday.
Mr.. Henry CatIn, of Chestertown, is in |
Elkton spending few days with his friend |
Mr.. John q, Constable.
Mr. Feddeman of Feddeman & Earle, |
the well known firm of Centrevil-, Md, |
was in Elkton yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Patterson, of Phila-
delphia, are the guests of Mrs. l. ID. |
Carter at Walnut Valley.
The Misses Ricketts, are entertaining Mrs.
Creger and Mrs, Bennett, of Philadelphia, |
at their home near Eikton.
Mrs. Dr.. Sellmau, of Baltimore, who has
been in Elkton for several weeks, is now
sojourping at ALlontic City.
Mrs. Noble T. Biddle and daughter Miss
Florence Biddle, of Cali oruia. are the
guests of Mrs, A bert Constable.
Miss McCracken, OF North East, and
Miss Manly, of Baltimore, were the guests
of Miss Bessie Manly on Sunday.
Mrs. Alexander Evans and son Mr.. Alex
Evans, left Elkton on Thursday for Chicago
to spend several weeks at the World Fair.
Mr. Ward CruikshanE, of Philadelphia. |
has been spending several days with the
family of his uncle, George w. Cruikshank
Esq.
Rev. j. r. Milligan, of Wilmington, and |
Rev, w. J. FitZ Simon, pastor of the Zion
PRESBYTERIAN Church, exchanged pulpits on |
Sunday.
Miss Bertha Chandler, OF Oxford, and |
Miss Bertha McFaugh, of Hockessin, Del /
are enjoying a visit to Miss Mabel Rey-
nolds, Rising Sun
Mrs John w. Baker and son Mr. Charles
Baker, of Philadelphia, who have been
spending some time in Elkton returned |
home on Thursday.
Mr.. Thomas E. Lukens, formerly of Elk |
ton was in town this week. He is now |
IrdNsing LOT tne alalls onoe OOmPauSi |
limited, Adamsdale, Pa.
Mr.. Alfred Davis had as his guests on
Sunday Mr.. William F. Jones and son, of
Baltimore. Mr. Jones is member Of the |
we'll known firm of Hammond s. Jones,
printers
Messrs. Harry ID. VI. Howard and G. NJ.
Gilpin, of Atlantic City, we're in Z kton on
business on Monday and Tuesday. Mr. |
Howard will remove his family to the
Gilpn farm near Elkto in the fall.
Mr.. V. Hinchltf, who graduated this
year from Dickinson College, is filing the
pulpit of Mount Dillingham; NJ E. Church,
at Chelsea suburb of Boston, during the
absence of the pastor who is IN vacation
of month Mr.. Hinchlitfe will pursue 4
course in theology.
A party of young people consisting of
Misses Elsie L. Tull, Mary and Corrine
lamar, Lucille Litzsnb berg, Laurine Wilson,
and Florence E. Torbert and Messrs. Fred
I. Haines, Warren j. Haines, John E.
Wilson, W. H. May, Jr, H c. McCabe,
Richard Reese and Harry f. Clemson,
chaperon, by Mrs. Mary (. Tull left
Elkton on Monday for cruise on the
Chesapeake Bay aboard the pleasure yacht
Carrie, of Havre de Grace, c iptaiu William