The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-06
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GLOgAh DEPARTMENT. u.

--Elkton Society has already numbere'
two weddings among the winters events
-Au addition has been built to th'
residences OF w. Il. Witworth at High an'
Bridge streets.
Mr.. Wilmer Witworth who left to"i
to engage 10 business in Columbia, "a
has returned with his family to Elkton.
There are several existing nuisancss IL
the town which are q menace TO the pubic
health. The health officer should make
round.
MFR. Hiram a. Cooper and Miss Riche
r. Mcdowell, of Charleston, were married
on Sunday in Nor.h East by the Rev. W
G. Rooms.
Miss Blanch Bolton, returned to her
home in Baltimore on Monday after oeinl
ths guest of Mrs. John NJ. Tucker, in Elk
ton, for some weeks.
A reunion of Battery A. Maryland
Light Artillery Known aa Shows Maryland
battery, will bs held at North East, to day
at 10 a. N. in G. A, R. Hall.
The out put of pulp AZ the Singeriy
Pulp works, at Elkton last week was the
largest in the history of the mill. 1t WAS
upwards of 1900, 600 pounds.
Mrs. Alice Groume and daughter Miss
Maria, of Baltimore, who have been spend
ing several days in E!ktou, sailed from
New York last week, for an European tour
Mr.. William E. Jackson and Miss
Jennie d. Blackburn, of Woodlawn, were
married on Sept. %, by the Rev. j. ii
Geoghegan, pastor of the Hopewell NJ. h
Church.
Howard Clark, the seven year ola son
of William Clark, of West Elkton, received
severe sca!ds about his face and body on
Monday afternoon by running against
pail of boiling water.
Miss S allie Nickle will read very
entertaining paper before the Teachers
Association at Port Deposit today, Oct. 9th
Miss Martha Biddle's forty-one years
"reminiscences will be read at the SAINT
meetiag.
w. L. Nelson the well known cabinet
maker of Eikton on Monday made the move
capture, back of his establishment on Main
street, of an oppossum which had JUS
swum across the river carrying five young
ones on her back.
Thursday was truly a day OF fatalities
and sudden deaths in Elbton. One person
dropped dead on the street, another wa
killed by a train at the freight station, anc
a third died suddenly at an early hour a
his home near town.
Mrs, Sophia Oweus, wife Of Dr.. Johr
VI. Ovens, of Chicago, and daughter Mis-
Marie Owens, are spending short tim
with relatives in Elkton prior to goinl
West, they having just returned from
delightful trip abroad.
On Thursday evening, Sept. p, Mr.
Eber E. Alexander, of Philadelphia, an,
Miss Mary E. Lynch, of Principle, thi
county, were united in marriage at thu
home of the bride. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. j. H. Geogheg4n.
The Jury in the case of State VS. VIM
Freeman, colored, Gu trial for habitual dis
orderly conduct, which was reported las
week, failed to agree, and the prisoner wa
discharged. the case being stetted Cour
adjourned at the conclusion OF this case.
Mr. W. E. Burns, CT the vel! known
carriage firm of w. L. Barns 81 Bros, a
Havre de Grace, has been in Elktoh thi
week looking up their extended trad'
throughout the county. The firm las i
large business in the county, and Mr.
Burus has had much success on his trip.
Postal Clerk Charles B. Perkins, O
Elktou, who formerly ran over the B. & o
railroad from New York to Washington
has secured a transfer to the 2. W. & B.
railroad. The department has issued an
order requiring mail clerks to live along
their route, and this change allows Mr.
Perkins to sill keep his residence in Elk
ton.
Bishop adams, of the Diocese of
E,stou administered the rite of confirm
alton to a ciss of four in the Elktou
Episcopal Chrch on Sun lay evening.
The Bishop lowered sermon upon the
great importace of this fundamental
principal of th church the laying on of
hands, and usual, his discourse was
logical and ard with interest by the
audience prese.
The Singy Fire Company had a
house cleaninon Tuesday. The engine.
truck and boserts were given & thorough
Frightening uhd the apparatus generally
put in order. ne members o the com
pany keep thesaratus in excellent con-
ditiou, and thfgipe house always has
the look OF belnipshape and ready for
action Our Impairment is always fay
orably commehlpon by visitors to the
town.
For the emf wear the Wom,n's
Home Missionacety of Wilmington
district OF WHEN NJ. L Conference
has elected the wing officers: Presi-
dent, Miss oaraiWedin; Vice Pres-
dents, Mrs sue Ii OF Newark, Mrs.
Edward Chaileni New Castle. Miss
Clara Wilson org Sun, Md, Mrs.
Nesbitt oil for' l. Mrs. Alexander of
Eikton, Mrs' W. Pusey, Mrs.
Taylur, Mrs. AMI Mrs. NJ r Lin
coin. Miss Sherwt Mrs Annia Fl.
king; treasurer, Winfield s. Scott;
Secretary, Mrs. I nv
-QuiVe 1e Elkton base ball
enthusiasts went mora on Tuesday,
night "hu Jo'uo and reception and
parade gwen AZ he pennant win
ming Baltimore 1umphiai return
,hs west. B.
from inc "''', M went truly base
ball "'iu' hts parade and
celebration were -o1sino aff,irs.
Twenty thousand lher.,, NJ Gam
den station wheh o,Iad in amid n
din of cheers ana an ot 6-s,-orks
A parade two IL leno,b n,ssed
through the princil 10, 49,
s@s gram closed with and hanopet
at which pitcher ID - -,
the h'h'o his share.
70, S,,eting of the
fouus =, IN hristian En-
deavor held In tht p,o.h,,o.;a
church on Friday et 80 ,o. non on
= ono of III arked into
.omoerance was full "
tempe ,,;ss F,orPapers were
READ W Mora, land, at.
lntelso -, Fffsel Effects
Inc C,o.,aon. npersnce,
d. H. lam, and Eco
nomlo =, P'Eelatior
OF lnteinp p,,ars sd Crime.
u. :, Niss Mments o
AosS"lne.9' .;or Of snen.
general uas inteollowed
solo was sung by NJ music
Monday was the
n.v and was observddS Yea
nv the members of thaoiiuaS
we'll az elsewhere the you at
being closed. With tnsau sss
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