The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-12-08
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
WHAT HAS TRANSFERRED in A
WEEK.
Special News From our Regular
Correspondents.
North East News.
NORTH EAST, Friday. Dec.


illness.
Miss Jennie Campbell, spent the week in
Perryville with her brothers.
Mrs Ira Wells is visiting relatives in Penn
sylvania and Hartford county.
Rev. W. &. Koons started revival at
Boulden's Chapel last sunday evening.
Miss Leila Tome, Of Lancaster county. Pa,
is visiting relatives and friends here
Mrs. Jennie Drummond of Wilmington,
has been visiting Mrs John Dunlap
Mrs George $. Rittcnhouse has returned
from two weeks visit in Philadelphia
Miss Annie NJ Grosh. of Bacon Hill, has
been visiting Miss G. Irene White, near town.
Miss Maggie Leighman is learning the mill
iuery business with Mrs. Litzenberg. of Elk
ton.
The X. of p. supper has been postponed on
account of the death Of Mrs. William T.
Hammond.
Mr.. Ephriam Stine, IA former resident but
now OF Lebanon Pa, spent Thursday with
friends here.
and the day preceding. at his home in
Emmitsburg, Md
Rev. Cafes L. Cooke and nephew, Giles b.
Palmer, spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. ". Il.
Grosh at Clearbrook Bacon Hill.
Mr.. j. NJ. johnson ana Miss Selma Tyson.
from up the county were married ut the rec
tory on Monday by Key. Giles b. Cooke.
new drying Shed is being nujIt at the
kaoIin works, and Mr.. T.. r. B. Day is having
II rear addition built TO his basket factory
Mr.. George Ii. Dick has resigned as an
operator ON the +. ". ~ b. Il. Ii. and moved
to Smyrna, Del, whore he has opened Il
bakery.
Mr.. Russell Mccullough. son of John W.
Mccullough spent Thanksgiving with his
parents. He is attending Lafayette College
ut EHston, Pa.
oar old friend james Newell was in town ON
Tuesday, after being confined to his home
for over year with paralysis, from which he
is slowly recovering.
Both the NJ. L. and p. +. Sunday schools
are preparing Tor their Christmas entertain
merit and celebration both of which will be
held Christmas night.
Mr.. John J. l.. Br"nemun, of Marietta. Pa,
is spending IA week with his cousins. Messrs.
Aaron and Allan Grosh. in this vicinity,
ducking and cunning.
The total loss to our postofce on account
Of the robbery was about 967, which will
have to be made up by Postmaster Sturgeon
I'LL Congress reimDurses him.
Mr.. benjamin i. Wharton of this town.
and Mis- Alipi. ,f DbnnniN-,.;;I, ID,
were married in that city, Wednesday of last
week. They came here on Wednesday of this
week where they will reside, on High street.
1t was reported here that II party of men
armed to the teeth were ON the trail of the
burglars on Wednesday morning, who have
been committing the burglaries in this section
but they proved to be three early rising
duckcrs.
Mr. Richard Scotch and Miss Matte E.
Reynolds two Of our popular young people,
We're quietly married at the brides home on
Thursday by the Rev. w. q. koons The
happy couple left on the 3.29 o'clock train for
Baltimore, where they will spend their honey
'ropn We wish them much happiness.
North East Lodge, |. O. o. f., elected the
following officers Thursday evening: n. q,
IL. NJ. Person: V. e., $. $. Boyd; Il. S., L. j.
Campbell: Treasurer, j. X. X. Maffitt: Chap
lain, George Harrison Representatives to the
Grand Lodge, j. l.. Moore; Trustees. j. w
Falls Esq, John l.. Moore and Thomas NJ
Tyson.
Wingate Post. No. 8, G. A. r. held their
annual election of offices on Wednesday even
ing as follows: Commander. George Il.
Hill; Sr Vice Commander. james Laird: Jr.
Vice Commander, James Smith: Quarter
Master, +. I. Il. Day; Chaplain, $. j. Reeder
Surgeon, II. G. Wildsmith; Officer of the Dav,
II. b. Cordes; Officer Of the Guard, John
Sweet; Trustees, s. j. Reeder and f. I. b.
Day. Patrick Reedy and l.. T. b. Day. were
elected delegates to the department encamp-
ment.
The Womens Relief Corps elected the fol-
lowing officers at their meeting on Wednes-
day evening: President, Mrs. H. G. Wild
smith; Sr. Vice President, Mrs. J. n Cam
eron Jr. Vice President, Mrs. VIM. Priest;
Treasurer, Mrs. John Leighman; Chaplain
Mrs. s. J. Reeder; Conductor, Mrs. John |.
delegate to the State convention is Mrs. VIM.
J. Clark; Alternate Mrs. $. J. Reeder. The
Secretary is an appointment Office and is now
filed by Miss Ida Reeder
Miss Mary G. West well known and
highly respected lady of this town. and
daughter of Mrs. Mary West and sister of
jesse West, died at her home on Saturday
last, aged 43 years. Miss West was II faithful
and consistent member of the NJ. Il. Church
and for 20 years has taught class No. 3, in
the NJ. Il. Sunday School. She was Il MEM
Der of the w. C. T. U. and has held several
offices in that useful society, the members OF
which sent a beautiful floral Offering. The
funeral took place on Wednesday afternoon
from her late home and was largely attended.
Rev. w. G. Rooms and Rev. L. S. Williams
OBLIGATED, interment in the NJ f. Cemetery
This community was greatly shocked on
Thursday evening to hear of the death of Mrs
Mary b. Hammond, wife of Rev. William f.
Hammond, after brief illness of but two