The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-06-09
Personal and Social.

Miss Laura lamar is with friends al
| Hagerstown.
Henry NJ. Mccullough, Esq.,i registered
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Eugene Ponltney, of Baltimore
spent Sunday in Elkton.
Mr.. c. H. B. Massey, of Kent county,
| was in Elkton this week.
DR.. j. P. Miller, of FAirmouut, Pa, WAS
in Elkton several days this week.
Mr.. E. NJ. Purnell, of Philadelphia ia, was
| in town several days this week.
Miss May Leslie, of Philadelphia, was
the guest of Elkton friends this week.
Mr., John g. Constable has been spending
some da Us in Belair, Hartford county.
Mr.. W. H. May, Jr. of Washington
spent Sunday and Monday in Elkton.
Mr.. Joseph Bradbury of Wilmington,
was in Elkton on Sunday and Monday.
Mr. Benjamin Ricketts, of Philadelphia
passed Sunday with his parents near Elk
ton.
Miss Wingate of Odessa, has been visit
ing Miss Ada Taylor on High street this
week
Mr.. Albert Constable, Jr., is attending
the commencement exercises at Princeton
College.
Captain William T. Master, president
of the Columbia Iron Works, of Baltimore,
was in Elkton on Sunday.
The Degree of Doctor of Divinity was
conferred upon Rev Walter E Avery by
Dickinson College, this week.
Mr. Thomas E. Foran of Cecil county, is
one of the graduates of the Maryland
| Agricultural College, this year.
The Rev. I, L. Wood, of Elktou, attended
| the centennial celebration of the Centre
Vile NJ. f. Church on Wednesday.
| One of the mamb ers of the St. johns
College graduating class this year is Mr. c
Montieth Gilpin, of Elkton, who receives
the degree Of A. b.
| Announcement has been made of the
marriage OF Miss Ida Moore, daughter Of
Mr.. George Moore, of North East, TO Prot
Ed Lynch, on Thursday, June 14.h, at the
| home of the bride.
Mr.. Harry p. Hinchliffe, son of JOSEPH
Hinchliffa, of Elkton, graduated in med
cine at the University of Pennsylvania OF
| Wednesday, the commencement exercise:
being held in the Academy OF Music.
MIR. w. j. Taylor, of Cowantown, OF
Saturday sailed from New York for Liver
pool, en- route for Norway. Upon his return
Mr.. Taylor will resume lecturing upon
| NORWAY. the Land Of the Midnight Sun.
Miss Ella NJ Stats recently principal q
the public school at Warwick, has been til
guest of Miss Mary Biddle on West Higl
street. Miss Stats will take two month
course at Normal School in Ohio, thi
summer.
Everett Wilson, son of the late John
Wilson, of Elkton, is member of thi
years graduating class at Delaware Col
lege The comm encement exercises will b
held on june Goth, al 10 so a. nj. in til
college auditorium.
Mr.. T. Allie Price aud wife, OF Milwaukee
w iSSOuSlE, axe SpSuiis'S SS''A'' '''1' -
Elktou Mr.. Price left ElktOu in 1885
accept position with the Chicago AM
Northwestern railroad at Chicago and ha
become prominent in Wessern railroa'
circles He is now assistant Genera
Freight Agent of the Wisconsin Contra
Lines, with offices at Milwaukee,.
Mr.. S f Whitman, of the Elston Sta
made pleasant C III at the WING otfic
on Wednesday he being in E!kton as
delegate from the Easton Cathedral to tn
Diocesan Convention. Mr.. Whitma
stated that the Eastern Shore and pa
ticuiarly Talbot county was most desirou
!. of seeiug the Elkton and Southern railroi
constructed az a peninsula system an
that the project would receive their utm"
q support.
+ Invitations have been issued by tt
a students Of Delaware College to the Com
O mencement Hop TO be held il the colieg
o oratory On Wednesday evening june
/. dancing at 10 80. The patronesses ar
: Mrs. A. n. Raub, Mrs. j. A. Frier, Mr.
f. d. Chester, Mrs. +. II. Robinson, Mr.
!, W. H Bishop, Mrs. I. r. Wolf, Mrs e. !
Harter The members of tbs committt
are: Waldo G. Wilson, w. Watsc
= Harrington, Carl Harrington, George
Truitt