The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-23
COUNTY NEWS,
North East Items.

NORTH Last, June 9th, 1921.
The Free Methodist Gospel wagon wa
III town on Thursday evening.
Some OF our farmers are harvcstlu,
wheat. The crop is very good.
Miss Mary Ewing, of Aberdeen, j
visiting her brother, Amos Ewing.
Professor aud Mrs, Ell. Lynch return
ell from tLeir wedding tour on Tuesday
Mss Aunis Welsh, of Old Point Com
fort, is visiting Mrs. Wm. I. Hammond
Mss Matte Sturgeon, of Newport
Del, has beon visiting Mrs. S. A. Stur
geon.
Miss Annie Williams and Miss Maud
Thomson are visiting Mrs. Wilmer j
| Falls.
S. T. Shippers has added a new hacl
to his livery business, with Lee Louis a,
driver.
Miss Bertha Haley attended the Del.
ware College commencement at Newark
| this week.
Rev. w. G. Rooms has been attending
conference examinations in Dover, Del.
this week.
Il. j.. Thomas is having his residence
improved with coat of paint. Harr,
West is doing the work.
Misses Rachie and Violet Dawson, o.
College Green, spent part of the week
with Mrs. J. y. Lambe
Miss George Jones, of St. Augustine
this county, has been visiting her sister
Mrs. j. S. Simcoe, this week.
Mr. and Mrs, John NIauldeu, of Balti
more, spent the early part of the week
visiting Mrs. Charles E. Beatty.
Mr.. David Drummond, of Wilmington
Del, has purchased the Bennett property
from Mrs. Scotch, and will move here
this week.
The Tennis Club has laid cut their
courts between E. 7. Leedom's and the
Classical Institute, and several interest
ing games have been played this week.
A nearly song service was held IN the
NJ. h. Church on Sunday evening last,
when many of the old Methodist hymns
were sung and thoroughly enjoyed by
those present.
Camp No. 10, Some Of Veterans, held
a successful festival OF Friday and Satur
day evenings of last week. The band
was present, also Meals merry go round.
The receipts were S17.
The members of Company E, First
Regiment, NJ. n. G., residing here, left
on Thursday evening for Elkton, from
where they will proceed to Frostburg t
the call Of the Governor.
Dir. A. Anderson, in company with the
other County Commissioners left for a
weeks trip to Niagara Falls, Albany
and Buffalo, n. Y, on Monday. He is
expected home on Saturday.
There are several very fine gardens in
our town, in which their owners take
great pride. Among them are those OF
S. D. Mccullough, G. W. Reynolds, W.
II, Simcoe and Summer Grant.
Kempsier B. Miller and William Mack
Vile, of Washington, passed through
here on Monday on their bicycles on
their way to visit Rev. E. X. Miller, at
Newport. kempster is we'll known here.
Miss Helen Price, daughter of County
Commissioner J. {. Price, aud Mss
Marion Clark, of Sassafras Neck, spent
the week with Miss Laura lambert,
who panied them home on Friday.
Eighteen members of Sbawnah Tribe,
105, l. o. r. N paid fraternal visit to
Little Elk Tribe, Cherry Hill. on Thurs
day evening, and were royalty enter
tanned with refreshments aud music
Sachem of Shs wnah Tribe T. B. Cram
mer was presented with handsome
bouquet of flowers.
The band has made nearly all the
preliminary preparations for their Fourth
other bands have been invited to be
present, and 2 big parade is talked of,
which will consist of all the orders and
societies invited. The full program will
be given next week, with an account of
the amusements, sc.
The Town Council held an important
business meeting on Tuesday, and en-
gagged Philip Cameron, of Zion, to estab
iish the street grade ana survey the
pavements. He will begin on Saturday.
They also decided to use Port Deposit
stone lor maeademizing Main street. A
large force of men will be employed. Mr..
Cameron will oversee the work.
Copies of the WIG can be secured each week
at AlcXander's news stand.