The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-08-12
Notes and Personals.

Miss Maud Crow is visiting in the First
district.
Miss Grant, of Baltimore, is visiting Mrs.
McElmoyle.
Mrs, William H. Hughes is visiting in
Wilmington.
Miss Martha Blddle is visiting friends in
Kent county.
Miss Lille Alrich is registered at Sea
Isle City, N j.
Miss Katie Halves is visiting Miss Flora
Janney in Baltimore.
Miss Mollie L. Falls is spending some
time a. Atlantic City.
Miss May Stroud, of Wilmington. is WIS.,
iting Miss May Smith.
Mrs. Susan Carrier has returned from
Rue Ridge Summit, Pa.
Mr.. A H. Reynolds is enjoying the
breezss at Atlantic City.
Miss Ella Todd, of Newark, is the guest
of Miss Mary Strickland.
Miss Nellie Williams, of Port Deposit, is
visiting Miss Bertha White.
Miss Josie Jones, of Philadelphia, is Wis.,
iting Miss Gertrude Denney.
Miss Annabel Cutlery, of Wilmington, is
visiting her mother in Elkton.
Miss Mary Terrell is visiting her sister
Mrs. r. C. Porter, in Cherry Hill.
Miss Helen Cottingham, of Baltimore, is
on a visit to Mrs. Joseph l.. Wells.
Miss Emma Maxwell is enter taining Mrs.
James A. Stafford, of Wilmington.
Miss Lizzie McKenney has Miss Maggie
Biddle, of North East, as her guest.
DR.. James H. Frazer. of Baltimore, spent
several days of this week in Eikton.
Mr. Wilmer Z. Hardness is lying i'll with
typhoid fever at his home in Elkton.
Mr.. William A. Alexander, of Chester
Pa, is visiting his parents in Elkton.
DR.. S. Claude Sykes left yesterday for
stay of two weeks at the Worlds Fair.
Miss Lille France, of Wilmington, is the
guest of her aunt Mrs. Joseph Hinchlitfe.
george a DlahcJ Esl aua 'aliiiJ "S
visiting his relatives in Allentown, n. j.
Misses Mamie and Elizabeth Schott, of
Baltimore, are the guests of Elkton friends.
Miss Lula Brown entertained number of
her friends on Friday evening of last week.
Mrs William O. Gilmour aud children,
of Baltimore, are the guests of Elkton rela-
tive5.
Mr.. r. G. Porter, OF Cherry Hill, is in
Burrsville, Caroline county, visiting his
brother.
Miss Sarah Lyons, of Dover, Del spent
Tuesday and Wednesday in Elkton with
friends.
Miss Addie Porter, of BurrsvilIe, Caroline
county, is visiting Miss Lydia Porter OF
Cherry Hill.
Mr.. A b Walmsley, of Tappan, n. Y,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. w. \. Mitchs!t
near Elkton.
Miss Lula Rsedy, of Milford, Del, is en-
Toying ! visit to Miss katherine Miller,
near ElEtou.
William Smith, of Wilmington, spent
Sunday in Elkton with his parents MIR. and
Mrs w. Smith
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Groome and daughter,
Mrs. William NJ. knight, of Baltimore, are
at Bav Head. n. j.
Miss Name Feldpauch and Miss Name
Kirk. of Philadelphia, are visiting MISS
Katie Brake, near Eikton.
Miss Fannie Lieberman and Mr.. Charles
Lieberman, OF Wilmington, are visiting
their uncle NJ Iieberman.
L. NJ. Haines, Esq, and Messrs. Fred
and Warren Haines, will leave next week
on trip to the Worlds Fair.
Mrs, William j Jones returned home on
Tuesday from pleasant visit to her daugh
ter, Mrs. Avery, in Eiston, Md.
Dr. and Mrs. David Mackey of LewlsVlile,
Pa, were the guests of Miss Mamie L.
Haines, near Elkton, on Sunday.
Mr.. William Reader, Miss Rose Blitz,
| Miss Minnie Richheimer, of Philadelphia
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rein
heimer.
| DR.. and Mrs Thomas II. Gilpin, of Mid
dletowu, Del, and DE-. Charles z. Gilpln
of Chestertown, are visiting Miss Maggie
Gilpiu, near Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Evans and son. MIR
James f. Evans, Mr.. John Frazer, and
Aamos Evans, left Elkton on Tuesday OF
| trip to the " orld's Fair.
Mrs. C, b. Finley entertained this week
her mother, Mrs. J. I. Brown, her sister'
Misses Annie and Sallie Brown, and Mr.
Morris Bacon, her brother-in- OF Greer
wich, n. j.
Mr.. George Turner and Mrs. Turner
were in Philadelphia on Wednesday visit
ing the family OF Mr. Joseph Turner who
for several weeks has been ill with th
dysentery.
Mrs. G. NJ. Cameron and daughter, VI
toria, of Bayvew, Mrs. John G. Oldham
and daughters of Ceci,ton, and Mrs. Ann
G. Slicer and daughter of Philadelphia, haV
been the guests of Mrs S. j. Brown, Sy lima
Mr.. and Mrs E. T. Perkins, OF Washing
ton, on Friday evening OF last week Gel
brated the first anniversary OF their ma
rage at the residence of her father Mr..
B. Smith, at Holly Hall, near Elkton. !
large number of their friends were presen
and they received numerous handsom
, presents.
3 A party of Elkton gentlemen consis lin
of Messrs. Clinton Mccullough, X.
Thackery, Alfred Wetherill, John S. Wir
b G. c. Crothers, Il. E. lamar, DR.. John L
/. lamar, and Mr.. Walter s. Butler, of Phil
B delphia, left Elkton on Wednesday II
i. Havre-de- Grace where they boarded IL
!, pleasure yacht Carrie" Captain Poplar,f
r a trip on the bay. They are expected
return today.
A Serious Fire.
l. The handsome large barn on the far
;, OF DR.. Joseph Reynolds, at Rock Spring
y Eighth district. was entirely consumed
It fire, with most of it's contents, at Il
3 o'clock on Sunday night. The origin
10 the fire is unknown but from oerta
|, circumsta noes inoendiarism is suspecte
# The stock was all saved but little con