The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-03-31
parsonal and Social.

,t.ms ~ narson,I and social interest are sole
tied from all parts of the county All sSmId NJ
cations intended for this column s iiur q. y,
| received previous to 10 q. m. on frluay, saci
item being endorsed with the name anu aouies
| of its author.
Mrs. William b. Realey is in Chestertowr
visiting relatives.
Miss Josephine Chamberlain is visiting
Mrs. John H, lamar.
| Miss Alice Miller, of Wilmington, is the
| guest of the Misses Ash.
Mr.. William NJ. Gilpin of Philadelphia
spent Sunday in Elkton.
Miss Fannie Marshbank is visiting MISS
| Mamie Irving, of Baltimore,
MIR. w. II. May, Jr., of Washington
spent the Easter holiday in Elkton.
Miss Armitage Black, of New Castle Is
,rjoying visit to Elkton relatives
Bayard Scott is clerking in the news and
stationary store of Joseph Hinehlitfe.
Mr.. Walter A. Brown, OF Centre'llle'
visited Mr. j. G Constable this week.
George Z. Stengle, Esq, editor OF Port
Deposit Press was in Elkton on Tuesday.
Mr.. FrankVan Sycle, of Princeton, n. D.
was this guest of Elkton friends this week
Mr., James P. Merritt, now of Baltimore
spent several days of this week in Etkten.
Miss Antionette Merritt of Baltimore, was
the guest of Miss Florence E, Torbert this
week.
ol,a,. LIT attended
the Easter dance in Middletown, last even
ipg-Friday.
Miss Corinne lamar entertained Miss
Wilson and Mr.. John Wilson, of Baltimore
on Wednesday.
Mr.. James Small of Princeton College,
visited his college mate Mr.. Warren j.
Haines, this week.
Mrs. H. E. Wilmer and Miss Florence
Wilmer, of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs
William Moore, near Colora
Miss Annie Russell and Miss kettle, of
Philadelphia, were the guests of Miss Mary
lamar several days this week.
A very enjoyable social was given on
Saturday evening at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Biles at Fair Hill, in
honor of their daughter Miss Emily who is
student at the State Normal school. A
large number of guests were present.
Miss Sadie Bradbury, daughter of Mr..
Frank E. Bradbury, of Elkton, was unitod
in marriage to Mr.. Henry Borer, of New
York, on Saturday last in Camden, n. j.
the ceremony being performed at the Union
NJ. E, Parsonage by the Rev. G. G. Starger
Marriage licenses were issued this week
to Michael Dignon, of Warwick, and Lucy
NJ. Boyles, of Cecilton; W. j. Genevan, of
Baltimore, and Anna Gardner, of Perry
vile; Arthur j. Connolly and Susie A. Polk
both of Cecilton Howard A. kradss, of
Philadelphia, and Rebecca Barr, of Colora.
Reuben T. Cutlery, a naval apprentice
aboard the U. S. dispatch ship Dolphin, is
in Elkton spending three weeks furlough.
He enlisted at the Washington navy yard
in June last for three years service and
will shortly be transferred to the school
ship Columb is, with a class of three hun
dred.
Joseph A. Brown, a farmer residing near
Elkton, and Miss Sadie A. Collins, of
Newark, were married at the Head of
Christiana Church parsonage in Newark,
on Wednesday evening, by the Rev. J. l..
Vallandigham, in the presence of few
friends. After the Wedding a bounteous
repast was served at the BRIDES residen ce.
Mr. Henry NJ. Warner has been presented a
gold headed cane and silk umbrella by the
West Amwell Sunday School in evidence
of their esteem and appreciation of his
faithful and acceptable service as teacher
for the past twenty five years. Mr.. Warner
has removed to Zion and his withdrawal
from this Community is regretted alike by
the school and our citizens generally.
At the annual election for vestrymen of
Trinity Parish held in Trinity Church, Elk
ton, on Easter Monday, the 10Th inst, he
old Board was re-chosen as folows:-Dr,
r. C. Mackall, John Partridge, Alfred
Wetherll, DIR. c. NJ. Ellis, John S. Writ,
George McQullkin, w. H. Mackall and
George NJ. Reese: At meeting Of the
vestry held on the same date, Alfred Weth
GRILL was chosen Senior Warden and
Ricketts, Nelson, Junior Warden; John
Partridge, Registrar; JOIN S. Writ Treas
urer; DR.. r. c. Mackall. Lay Delegate to
Diocesan Convention, and Richard Reese,
Alternate.