The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-26
SOCIAL CHAT.
PERSONAL MATTERS OF THE
WEEK.
Brief Notes and Gossip About People
and HappeningS.

and happenings.
Mrs. John Heath is confined to her home
by sickness.
DR.. J. H. Frazer, of Baltimore, was in Elk
ton on Tuesday.
Miss Grace Todd, OF Baltimore. is visiting
Mrs. James Scott.
Mr.. John Cleaver, of this town, is confined
to his bed with pneumonia.
Miss Maggie Mason, of New York state, is
visiting Mrs. G. NJ. Boulden.
Mr.. E. V. Vinsinger spent Saturday and
Sunday with Baltimore friends.
Miss Lizzie Wells has been visiting Miss
Mary Warburton at Bay View.
Mrs. L. G. White, of Port Deposit. is visit
ing her mother Mrs Il. J. Graham.
Mr.. Clinton Dunbar, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with his parents near town.
Miss Hester McCauey of Childs Station. is
visiting Miss Emma Sewers on High Street.
Miss Annie Owens. who has been in Wash
ington, d. c., for some time, returned home
on Tuesday.
Mr.. George 7. King of the Ekton Pulp
Works, is confined to his home at Holly Hall.
with the grip.
Mr.. Charlie Crystle and George Shureman.
of Chester, spent Sunday at Mr.. P. II. Van
pelts, Zion. Md.
Rev William Fitz Simon, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, was in Elkton for a
sort time on Saturday.
James Marcus. flagman at the Blue Ball
crossing who has been confined to his home
by sickness has recovered and is again on
duty.
our venerable and esteemed friend Mr.
Samuel Thompson, of Pivot Bridge. is con-
fined to his home from the effects of a recent
fall on the ice.
Miss Minnie Minker, Of North East. and
Mr.. Orion b. lamar of Charlestown. were
married on Wednesday evening at the Elkton
NJ. L, Parsonage by the Rev. |. L. Wood.
Miss Della Davenport, who has heen visit
ing i'll Trenton, n. j., and who has also been
the guest of Mrs. Charles Evans, of EIkton.
has returned to her home in Chesapeake CITY.
/Dlr. John Il. Hanna, of Rowlandvile, who
is now in his eighty-third wear enfoys
remarkable eyesight as well as general good
health. Mr.. Hanna has never used glasses
IN ms NE and to-day can read the finest print
o! ms newspaper without any difficulty.
TNlarriage licenses were issued this week as
follows: John A. Mccullough and Lydia r
Dunn, of OakwOod; Walter 4. Coleman and
Martha Faulkner. OF New Castle county, Del;
Orian b. Lamar. Of Charestown. and Matte
MIhker, OF North East Samuel J. Lynch Of
North East. and susanna A. Adams. of Bal
timcre.
Messrs. John, Henry and William Gilpin OF
Elkton, were guests of their brother, DR..
Thomas H. tri!pin, yesterday Along in the
SOS when We knew these gentleman in their
school boyhood days. it was. perhaps. the
happiest period of our life, and the meeting
with them yesterday brought most pleasant
recollection to our mind Of the days long ago.
-.uidateto'r", Dei. Nrr Era, of TAnu'sliay.
n very pleasant evening social was given
at the home of Mr. p II. Van Palt, at Zion/
'on Saturday evening in honor of Miss VAN
Pe!t and Miss Annie CrystIe. of Chester.
Vocal and instrumental music added TO the
pleasure of the evening. Refreshments were
served. Among those present We're: Misses
Annie Trimble, Myrtle Abrams, Annie Crystle,
Lizzie Van Pelt. Louie Brown Bertha Jannev,
Mary Mahc ney, Hattie Mahoney, Mary Ma
honey, Mary Reeder Messrs. j. n. Janney,
Tunis Fultz, Otley Rodgers, Ernest Reeder,
Robert Reeder, Harry Gamble, Thomas Van
Pelt. Ben Reed, George Miller, Harry Brown.