The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-09-22
COUNTY NEWS.
n oFth East Items

-, 20 Noiu III TINS vicinity is h
] "'st Tor several years. u
l. a.. amen moved tn Lasl;s =,
'ueaHhE FOR the winter. .
W. y. Cus.ett has ,,s,oI
Y 'Hioon under his bakery. " ''e
. Me. David Drumm0nd s r,,,,,....
move to Wilmington, Del l
: NisS D4isey Jones, of ST. Auyn,,irs
IL visiting Mrs. j. :. Slmcoe.
Mrs: George Warner sreul ,ba so,,
part oi the week at Woodlawn.
hrs Hattha Albcrts cf Mccall Fanry
q, Is WISHING Mrs. |. r. Deau.
Mrs. j. c. Davis aud children Of R.,i
'"oie' are visiting MIS-. DR.. Worran
A'neft Gray, from Marshalltou. DJ
ihoTed mere on Tuesday with his family
MRS. >. A. Sturgeon and sons have
oeeh is visiting IN Chester, Pa, the mast
iew days. ''-o past
Miss Nellie Anderson and Giles Pal
nier arc Attending the Tome Tustitute At
Mir: and Mrs. Daniels. OF philadeh,hia
are visiting at the Birmingham home
stead near town.
There vas large crowd at Andrew
ANDERSON s sa!e Gu Saturday. The horses
'oIitc'es alG harness sold very cheap.
MISS Aattio Warner has been ap-
pointed iItIh assistant at the public
school and began teaching on Monday.
NJ and MIS-. Il. W. Woodrow of
fAlia3eiphia, spent the early part of the
week "ith Mr.. AID Mrs. DE- II. Uude,-
wo"d LUZ
There will be Sacrament of tic Lords
supper aud baptism at ST. Mary's p. E.
CuurGr' sunday morning at II 80
\ canal boat load OF oak lumber was
'A'adec at sLe point for DIebert's boat.
.ard at Chesapeake City, this week.
hem Reno's mill.
MessFs, James McCracken of Darby
a., and Harlan +. Yves. of this countv
pent part OF the week with with Messrs
Aaron aud Allan Grosh at Bacon Hill,
The EGahty Commissioners have had
tbs large irdn bridge at she ilGu works |
thoroughly repaired and painted, Pat
rick and James Reedy doing the work.
The second anniversary Of the iusii
tntlon OF II" /. q. O. +. will be held on
October 4:h, Instead of the 9Th. on
account ot tno reunion Of Shows Rt
terry.
The ant:-liccnse Campaign will omen
IL this district October Isl, and Rouey,s
:ail hes been engaged for the meetino
which will be held every week till cleo
ion day.
Rev. W G. Rooms brought his hand.
ome poay home from Frederick on
Friday last, which ne purchased while
"a visit there, riding nearly the entire
distance on its back.
The past week Mr.. Chas. E. Beatty
Gdei II new names to the registration
ist; transferred TO this district 5; dead
ard "a noted for striking off Tie loss
vii BE more than made up in the OctC-
er sitting.
the afternoon service held every
thcr Sunday ut the p. E. Church is I
cry Interesting. Besides an able SER
ION, the choir is assisted BY the Grosh l
rchessra, the finest musical combina-
ou IL lie county. The next meetino I
the kind will be held on Sunday. SEM
)oh, at , p. m. a
/ very enjoyable pantomine party was i,
wen by Miss Emma Reeder to her
1ung friends Thursday evening. Those a
resent we're: Misses Emma and Ida :
ea'ier, Maude Leedom, Theresa Bayard T.
sd Betty Huston, and Messrs Benjamin IL
ahanar, Roberi Reo;;er, Chas Stewart
ai':r Blackwell ana Harry Pierson. u
Benjamin I. Lynch, son Of Willis .
ynch, who has hcen in a infirmary in v
Tor several months died on !
'tafday las. OF consumption, aged 81 p
'arS. lie followed fishing for several II
AIRS, and had many friends ia this IL
entity The funeral took place on
lesAay from Union NJ L. Church. Rev, N!
iwin Gardner officiating. Intermeut g
Union Cemetery. 81
While Vim Lambert, OF West Noting &c
IN, was walking up tie street on Tues u
y, and thinking he recognized an old 10
end IN stranger, he slapped him %
or the back with his umbrella ol
lIch was resented by the stranger by 81
hiking him on the head with a large VI VI
me, cutting his head severely After ~
!ding 10 his wound, Mr.. Lambert went M
q huht Tor the stranger, but failed to ."
d him, as he had LEFT town. ar
Battery Il, 1st Maryland Light ArtiII.
:, better known as Shows Battery,
most OF the members living in the S Sn
Anlty of Port Deposit, will hold vi
anon IN Il. y. X. Hail on Saturday, 10
tober 9Th, at 10 a. N. The ladies'
let corps will furnish dinner to the
,erans, and Ill the afternoon at one
!2ck, they will parade the Town,
~ NV w! III EdsI OapQ. VIM | TIL
g Post, .. a. r., will turn out with TT
} battery ana big time is expected
large Gonc0urse of people asse m bled his
rye the d. d o. r. r. bridge Sunday wi
witness the immersion of four adults aw
The Moth East creek by Rev. Mr..
ears who presiGes at Leslie an6 Me of
.nies Valley. The caudidals waded we
into the creek and was baptised sor
ATfiIHT tl,A t'raa
IS Is the first baptism of this kind Der by
mod IN this vicinity by the Free aft
thodtsts. They were the converts of fer
rece4t camp at Mechanics Val,y. 7
he Jr. Epworth League met on Eli
uay afternoon last Tor reorganiz alton fro
tie winter, with the following officers pIs
sidcnt, Alvin Lum; Vice Presidents on
ST, NeLtie Burke; aids, Addie Abrams Al
O'"tehee hoGEard Second, Nellie chi
ei"''. aus III" beatty and Irene syn
lie Murray and Mary Thomson:
nth, Leah West; aids, Nettie Lynch
Reba McCrackeu; Secretary, Annie r.
tty; Treasurer, Jennie Matthews I
Theresa Bayard is organst, with ao1
: Nettia Lynch as assistant. They
meet every Friday afternoon, with rep
, W. u. Rooms as director. The Ieh
gUe did excellent work the past rear. wa
ne doors of the handsome home of Mr. II
Mrs. J. II. White, near town, vera SER
WI open 60 tha Eight of Clubs'' aoo
their friends GA "Wednesday evening sef'
lJSh. All present enjoyed themselves lou
The utmost in the various WAYS.
)pS the many pleasures of the even bou
were dancing, music and games, oth
r " Inch refreshments were served in way
ldance. Those present were: MIR. w.
Alrs. j. II. White. Misses Irene, Annie ate
Rhoda White, Mr.. and Mrs Daniels, h ea
Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. John c w;
Jams and daughter, Mabel, of Leslie. y, L
Mary Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Iue
lhausep, Misses Harriet L., Kath wei
, and Annie NJ. Grosh OF Bacon Hill. well
SIS. .. II. Johnson and William w. ne
lscn. of Leslie, Aaron and Allen o! q
h, OF Bacon Hill, Harlan P. West,
ge Simcoe, Roy l.. Warren and
cert IL. White. The prizes in the .
ey game were an umbrella holder FAT
a basket of flowers, which were won
M. W. Johhson and Roy L. Warren. TT
cam