The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-03-25
Personal,

Mr.. Josiah Marvel of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday in Elkton.
Miss Lizzie Hughes. is being entertained
by relatives a: Fair Hill.
MIR. L. NJ. Purnell, of Philadelphia, was
in Elkton on Wednesday.
Miss Clara Scott has as her guest Miss
Marie Thomas, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Charles Twilley, of Chester town, was
the guest of frieads in town On Sunday.
Miss Laura lamar has returned from
Chamb sburg, Pa, after pleasant visit.
Miss Ada Rutter, of Oxford, is the guest
of Mrs H. c. Wells, on East Maiu Street.
Messrs Harry Ricketts, and William r.
Giipin, Of Pnila lelphia, spent Sund, ~ in
Elkton.
EN- Governor James B. Groome, of Balti-
more, gr- his friends in Elkton on
Thursday.
Miss Louisa Mcfarland, of PhiIa -. was
the guest of friends in Elkton several days
of this week.
Mr.. William Bracker, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday in Elkton with his uncle, Mr.
James jackson.
Mr.. c. C. Strickland, teller in the
National Bank of Elkton. is confined to his
home by sickness.
Miss Lille Hudson, of New York, visited
in Elkton this week, being the guest of her
aunt Miss Marth.: Finley.
Mr. H. c McCabe left Elkton on Tuesday
| Z, oh, in ha
interest of the Collier Publishing House of
New York City.
| Mrs Heberton wife of the Rev. W. W.
Hebertou, of Wayne, Pa, former pastor
of the E.kton Presbyterian Church, visited
| friends here this week.
An enjoyable sociable of the Christian
| Endeavo7 Society of the Presby terrain
Church was held at the residence of Mrs.
Joseph L. Wells, on South street, Friday
evening
Mrs Samuel Harris was visited on Sat
urdaY and Sunday by Miss Kissrger, of
Williamsburg, Pa, and Miss Early, of Iowa
accompanied by Mr. f. H. Hughes, OF
| Philadelphia.
of years has been employed at the pulp
works left Eikton on Thursday for Muncie,
Ind, having secured position in the pulp
works of that city.
Mrs. l.. H. Bennett has attended the
millinery openings in Philadelphia and
New York this week, and is now ready tc
trim Easter hats and bonnets. Give her a
call at her residence on Main street.
Mr.. James +. Harding, manager at Cecil
Manor for Col. Egenfon Hogg, was in Elk
ton on Thursday. Mr.. Harding is a native
OF Danbury, Connecticut, and is practical
horseman, as well as competent business
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roger, of Pottsvlle
Pa, have issued cards for the marriage o
their daughter, Miss Lucy Dornan Roger
to Mr.. John Cords Baker, son of John w
Baker, Esq, formerly of Elktou. TIL
ceremony will tie performed in Trinit
Church, Pottsville, on Wednesday evenin :
: April 9TH at six o'clock.
Cards have been issued for the wsddin
of Miss Mary Elizabeth Freeman, daugh3e
| OF Mr. ana MIS-. w lIllain IL. Keenan,,
the Second district, to Mr.. Walter Georg
Clayton, son of Mr.. Joshua CLAYTON. Tn
ceremony will be performed on Wednesda
afternoon April 5th at 80 in the Churc
of the Good Shepherd, Chesapeake City.
The Ladies Home and Foreign Missionar
Societies of the Presbyterian Church wi
hold semi annual union meeting in Ii
Elkton Presbyterian Church on Thursda
afternoon, March Both, at 2, 80 o'clock. a
= address will be delivered by Miss H.
I Donaldson NJ. d, of Ohio, who goes to Chin
v as medical missionary. The ladies' of u
r town are cordially invited to attend tn
a | meeting.
- The pentential season of Lent is neariI
?, its close, and then as elsewhere, " it'll East
h Sunday as an ending for one ard a begi
8 ming for another period, Society pleasur
IS renowned for forty days, will again
# taken up in Elkton. The mem ers of Il
y Whist club will of course resume the
t, weekly games during the spring, and to
r ceptions and afternoon teas you will recei
al cards. The gentlemen talk of dance
/, Odd Fellows hall on Monday evenil
i'd April 2. and which will most likely
arranged.