The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-06-08
CHESAPEAKE CITY ITEMS.

CHESAPEAKE CITY, MD, June 8, 1885,
DR.. E. d. Graves spent few days in town
this week.
Miss Kuntz of New Castle Del, is visiting
Miss Mamie Steele.
Miss Lizzie Hazel of Baltimore has been
visiting friends in town.
The family of Capt. Her, has moved to
their summer residence near town.
Mr.. Alonzo Boulder entered upon his
duties as bailiff of this town on June l.
Miss Helen Clayton of Mt Pleasant Del,
has been Visiting Miss Alma Bouchelle.
Mr.. Stanley Steele of University of Mary
land has returned home for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Burris and Elwood Reed of
AIiddetown Del spent Thursday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore of North East was in
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Brady this week.
Childrens day services will be observed in
the NJ L. Church on Sunday June 8, at P.
NJ.
Miss Mamie Walters of Locust Point has
been visiting Miss Sallie Bouchelle and Miss
Lucy Reed.
DR.. Charles Karsner and daughter Eleanore
of Philadelphia We're the guest of DIR. and
Mrs. karsnar on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Harvey Scott assistant teacher in the
Chesapeake City Academy returned to his
home near Newark Del on Friday May 81.
The young ladies of the Episcopal church
held II DAISY Festival" at the home of Mr..
Thomas ?. Vandegrift on Saturday evening.
The funeral Of Mr.. Richards took place
from the residence of his son in-law Mr..
Jacob Matt on Tueseay June 4. Interment
ut Cecilton Md.
Messrs Alexander Evans of Elkton, George
Queck, Thomas Howard of Chesapeake City
have returned from a trip on the formers
yacht down the bay.
PORT. VI. j. Harper of Chesapeake Academy
returned to his home Golden Hill Dorchester
Co, Md. after a very successful year as
principal of our school.
A Missionary picnic was held on Wednes-
day at Wooters Town Point, by the Foreign
and Home Missionary Society, the girls
'What we can band, and the boys every
Ready" band of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beiswanger Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. Beiswanger and Mrs. Wrenn, Of
Baltimore. Mr.. George Bciswanger of Gettys-
burg Pa, have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs John Beswanger.
The commencement given by the Chesapeake
City Academy, was a grand success. The
following program was given: Orchestra
Overture eyday--Prayer, Rev. II. A. g.
Westerileld; Salutatory, Miss Mary Willis
Banjo Club Selection; Essay-The Choice
of Books Miss Nellie Egee; Cornet Solo
Robin, Mr.. John Dunbar Essay Influence OF
Legends upon Literature, Miss Ada PATTERSON:
Harp Solo, Mr.. J. Marirelli; Essay-Influence
OF an Educated Woman, Miss Mary Willis;
Banjo Club, Selection; Valedictory, Miss
| Mamie DeiSwanger; Solo Stars of a Summer
Night. Miss karsner: Class Grafton. Rev.
John MrEmoyle; Solo, Mr.. Harry Metz;
Music-BeIle OF Newlork, Orchestra. Presenta
tion OF Diplomas, Presentation of Medals; Solo
Mr.. Stanley Steele: Benediction: Music
rrumphaI Post March, Orchestra. After
the commencement, dancing was enjoyed for
a few hours those present being, Miss Mary
| Bernard, Greensboro. Del: Miss Kuntz, New
Castle Del; Miss Anna Hanson Baltimore,
Md; Misses Helen Naudain. Bessie Reynolds,
| Middletown; Messrs Clarence Clayton John
Kelly, Grey Taylor, Middletown. Del: Dr.
L. d. Graves Marietta, Pa, Messrs A. H.
Reynolds, Fred Gilpin Elkton; Misses Carrie
Brady, Elsie Karsner, Mary Ellison, Alma
Bouchellc, Florence Reed, Emma Reed Ella
Conrey, Bessie Conrey, Mamie Steele, Annie
Pyle. Leone Beaston. Messrs Frank and
| Harry Howard, Bennett Steele, Frank ainsant
! Harry Jones, Lindel BeastOn Ralph Reese
julius Clayton, Stanley Steele, John NJ. Reed
Jr., and DR.. ID. Smithers of chesapeake
| City.