The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13
COUNTY NEWS.
1894
North East Items.

| NORTH EAST, Yet D, 1874
Miss Lizzie Hodge is visiting in Bali
more.
Harry Hockey, of PhilGdslphia, is visiting
at l. Il. Deans.
Mrs. VIM. n. Reynolds and children are
visiting at Glasgow, Dal.
| John l.. Grosh has been spending short
vacation in Marietta, Pa.
, There was light frost on Saturday night
which did but little damage,
Miss Lou Pennington, of Havre de Grace,
has beer visiting Mrs, Ira Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gray, of Wilmington,
| spenJ part of the week with friends.
T. +. Williams, of Philadelphia, spent
part Of the week with John l.. Moore.
Dr. and Mrs. Underwood spent the early
part of the week in Wilmington, Del.
George w. Baldwin moved his family
from Wilmington to this town last Satnr-
day.
The heavy wind storm on Tuesday night
blew over two large maple trees on Main
street.
A Anderson on Monday purchased five
new horses for his livery stable. which he
has reopened.
Miss Mary Widdicomb, Mrs. Mary Wal
tiers and Noah Walters, of Phonixville, Pa.
are visiting Mrs. Sallie Wharton.
John w. Mccullough intends to move
into the NJ. E. parsonage for the winter so
that he will be near his place OF business
being book keeper at the Iron Works.
Gu 6 Mol
place from his late home at McKnneytown
last Sunday and was largely attended. Rev
w. G. Rooms and Rev. j. E. Graham
officiated; interment at McIlinneytown
burying ground.
George Kane, member of Wirg4te Post
g. A. r., and an cid and respected citizen,
was taken with paralytic stroke on Satur
day evening in Parsons barber shop, the
entire left side being affected. He has
slightly improved since. He made days
work on the street at paving, and it is
thought the work was 100 hard for him.
An antl-license club was organized at
Reeds A. U. NJ. p. Church on Monday eve
ming. The following officers were elected:
President. Henry D. Rutfion; Secretary,
James Cant; Treasurer, Peter Jordan.
Speeches were made by II. d. Rufiion, j.
w. Falls and VIM. T. Hammond. They
will meet every Monday night. Fifteen
men signed TO vote for anil, Incense.
Some days ago S. j. Reeder missed $50
from his store till, the thief entering the
store by the back door. The case was put
in the hands of Bailiff j. a. Lambert, who
traced the thief, it happening TO be one Of
our town boys. On making the amount
coed, not having spent it, he was released.
This is warning to those boys who are
making practice of stealing around this
vicinity.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Ira Wells
gave an enjoy able supper and social to her
guest, Miss Lou Pennington, of Havre de
Grace. Those present We're: DR.. and Mrs.
r G. Underwood, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lam
bert, Mrs. j. b. Anderson, Mrs. L. T. B.
Day, Kisses Mollie Blake, Betty Houston.
Maude L7edom, baura Lam bert; Messrs.
B. +. Founders, Esq, of Elktop, A. 2.
6urk, of Lancaster, Pa; Kinsey Matthews,
and r. L Thomas.
Charles Lilly, track walker On the p W.
81 b. railroad, was attacked by dog belong
ing to A. L. Minker, on Thursday, while
passing his place. Tie dog made a slight
wound on Mr.. Lilly's breast, then attacked
a hog, and then left, showing every sign of
hydrophobia. Mr.. Lilly Immediately left
for DIR, Housekeeper, where his wound was
examined aud cauteriZed. The dog WIS
pursued as far as Bay View by horsemen
where il was killed.