The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-07-20
PERRYV.LLE ITEMS.
PERRYvLLE. July IS, 1895.

PERRYvILLE. July Is, 1879
Miss Helen X. Death, of Rowldndville, is
visiting Miss Lizzie Davis on Elm street.
Miss Katie Brae, of Philadelphia, Pa. is
the guest of Miss Susie Gillespie on Elm
street.
Mr.. Louis G.. Harlan spent Saturday and
sunday last with his son. Samuel j. Harlan.
of Port Deposit.
Master Elmer Owens returned home on Sat
urday last, having enjoyed week of pleasure
in Philadelphia.
Miss Brenda Smeltzer, of Woodawn, is Wis
iting her cousins, Misses Annie and Srsi,
Gillespie. of this town.
Miss Maud Heilt. Miss Carrie Cole and Mis-
Blanche Owens have returned from plca.au,
visit to friends in Annapolis.
Harvey Storms, after two months vacation
has resumed work at his trade of blacksmith
lag on the East end of Maple street
Mr.. and Mrs William Crawford. of Havro
de Grace, Md, were the guests of Mrs. Henry
j. Boyd, of this place, on Sunday last.
Miss Alice Hartenstine, of Rising sun, spent
sveral days with her cousin. Miss Mary
Little, of this place, during the past week.
The recent cool weather has put a stop t,
the shipping of lee during the past week
they will resume operations in short time
A picnic was held in Hammond's Grove
near WoodIawn on tuesday last. Several Of
the young folks of our town were in attend
ance.
Mrs. Nellie Gillespie, of Philadelphia. wa>
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Boyd, o
"Rirhmond Hill" on Saturday and SUNDAY
Of last week
Mrs. Trueman, Of Wilmington Del, widow
Of the late Thomas Trueman, formerly a resi-
dent of this town, was visiting her father,
James McCardle, on Sunday last.
Rev. Clarence Taylor, who is Il student at
the Theological School of Richmond. Virginia.
is home at his fathers on vacation until
September, when he will resume his studies
Mr.. Taylor assisted Rev. H. q. Budd in the
public service on Sunday evening last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Hawkins. of Rich
nond, Virginia. visited Mrs. l.. G.. Harlan, on
Wednesday last. Their way of travel was
from Richmond to Baltimore by boat, and
from thence to Perryvlle riding bicycles the
entire distance. Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins are
natives of Lapidum, Hartford county, Md.
The rush of business has caused the Arm
strong Stove and Manufacturing Co. to re-
sumo operations. They started up on Mon
day which was unexpected to the men, as the
necessary repairs the firm We're having done
were not completed. 1t will require continu-
Gus operations for several months in order to
supply the demands Of their fall trade.
Mr.. and Mrs j. q. Dennis, of this place
will leave on the early morning train on Sat
urday and accompany the excursion of the
Golden Eagles" with some of their relatives
from Wilmington, Del, to Atlantic City, where
they intend to enjoy the sea breezes for several
days, with the object of recuperating the
health of their son who has been i'll for sew
eral weeks
Rev. H. Budd announced from the pulpit
on Sunday morning last that ground will be
broken for the erection OF the new NJ E.
Church in about two weeks. The matter has
been laying quiet for some time owing to
some necessary arrangements that had to be
made. The work will now be rapidly pushed
toward completion before the expiration of
this conference year.