The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-08-25
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
Miss Molie Perkins is visiting in Phila-
delphia.
Miss Carrie H. Smith is at home for a
vacation.
Mr.. Fred Gilpin has been registered at
Ocean City.
Mrs. William 7. Giles is visiting in
Chestertown.
Miss Bye. of Baltimore, is with Mira. R.
d. Rowland.
Mrs. Morris Danbar is the guest of
| Baltimore friends.
Miss Peach, of Baltimore is the guest of
Miss Bertha Witworth.
Miss Fannie Marshbank is visiting Mrs.
George w. Benson, of Cecilton.
James Heft, of Philadelphia, is visiting
his aunt Mrs Charles +. Ludwig.
Mrs. Sarah a. Smith, of Philadelphia, is
| visiting her son Mr., David l.. Sloan.
The Misses Manlove, of Elkton, are guests
of Mrs, John Boulder, near Cecilton.
DR.. and Mrs 7, H. Gipin, of Mlddletown
DEL, are visiting relatives in Elkton.
Miss Florence Torbert is visiting rc-
latives at Pikesville, near Baltimore.
Thomas P. Dale spent several days in
New York and Coney Island this week,
Mrs. William X. Witworth has been
spending a week al Blue Ridge Summit.
MI. Benjamin Mcfarland, of Philadel-
phia, has been visiting Eikton relatives.
Miss Lilly Karsner, of Baltimore is the
guest of Miss Mary Strickland, on Bow
street.
Miss Nellie Grace, of Easton, is spending
some days with her amt Mrs. Frank j.
Henry.
Misses Florence and May jenkins, of
w Washington, are the guests of Mrs. b. b
Dunbar.
Miss Annie j. Smith, of Washington,
formerly of Elkton, is visiting friends here.
Mr. Robert Rudolph, of Niagara Falls
is spending few days In Elkton with
relatives.
William P. Gilpin and Harry Stanton,
of Philadelphia, are spending several days
in Elkton.
Miss Caroline Cleaver. of Chesapeake
City, is spending several days among
Elkton friends.
Mr.. Roman Tammany, of Georgetown,
Delaware, formerly of Perryville, was in
Elkton on Tuesday.
Mr.. Benjamin Ricketts,, of Philadelphia,
| is spending a short vacation with his
| parents uear Elkton.
Miss Laura Coleman, of Chesapeake City
has returned home after pleasant visit to
| friends near Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wilson, of Phila-
dedhia, are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. William I. Davis.
| Mrs. Ella Whitlock, of Chester, Pa, is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. W. b. Cole
man, at Chesapeake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p Torbert, of Wash
ington, are enjoying visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. James Madam, at Singerly.
| Albert Fitzpatrick, of Philadelphia, an
experienced drug clerk, has taken position
in the Eureka Pharmacy, Main street.
| Mr.. Levi L Patterson, the contractor
and builder of Blythedale has just returned
from an extended trip IN New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Wells, Miss Grace
Wells and Miss Florence Woolley have
returned from sojourn at Ocean Grove.
Miss Emma Warburton, graduate of
the Elkton Academy, will attend the
Woman's College, Baltimore, this year.
DR.. Peter Cooper. the noted eye and ear
specialist of Wilmington, spent Tuesday
in Elkton with his brother DIR. j. w.
Cooper.
Mrs. Summers, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mckee and Mr.. Joseph Cook, of Philadel-
phla, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. ID.
Summers, at White Hall, near town.
Mr.. j. E. Crothers and family, Mr.. j. T.
Cameron and family of Calvert, accompanied
by Miss Florence Doyle, of Philadelphia
are spending several days at Red Point.
Mr.. Thomas b. Holt, of Mechanics
Valley, LETT on Monday for Brooklyn where
he will pursue course in theological
seminary. Mr.. Holt graduated at Della
ware College this year.
Mr.. H, c. McCabe was in Elkton on
Sunday. Mr.. McCabs who has done CON
siderable work for the Elkton papers is
now holding position on the reportoral
staff of the Baltimore Ecening World.
Mrs John Armitage and son, Harold, of
WissahiCkson, Pa, Miss Ray Settler, of
New York; and Mrs. Grayson l.. Bennett,
have arrived home from Atlantic City,
where they have been enjoying the sea
breezes.
Denmen Garrison, of New Jersey, and
Clara Gatchel, of Rowlaudville, were
married GU Sunday evening in Elkton at
the residence of Marks Liberman, the Rev
William Schoular performing the ceremony
A reception was held on Monday evening
Presiding Elder Louis E. Barrett cele-
brated his liftieth birthday on Friday, the
. 18th inst, and upon which occasion ht
received the congratulations of his many
friends. In Elkton Mr.. Barrett's labor:
, are universally appreciated ami his abb,
sermons delivered here in the NJ. Il. Churcl
are fitting evidences of his earnestness as
q preacher and devotion to his high calling.
: Lieut. Mitchell T. lamar, United State
8 Army, brother of Register of Wills Reubel
s f. lamar and DIR. John II. lamar, of Elk
= ton, has been appointed to captaincy il
e the 14th Infantry. Captain lamar wa
{ severa. years ago stationed as militar!
1 instructor at 81. Johns College, Anuapoll
n and at which time he was q member of tn
t Governors staff. Capt. lamar is nov
stationed at Fort Sheridan, near Chicago.