The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-09-21
NORTH EAST NEWS.


NORTH EAST, september ~, 1898.
Miss Stella Blackwell has returned from an
extended visit in Vaudeville, Pa.
Mrs Clara Bankey and Miss Nora Worrall
of Philadelphia, are the guests of Mrs 7. A.
Worrall
Mrs. Mary Bliss and Miss Marian Wallace,
of Ohio. have been visiting Mrs. G. I. T.
Mearns.
Mrs. Isaac Towssend. of Townsend, Del, is
visiting relatives here.
J. NJ. Clark, Of Washington, is visiting his
father W. J. Clark.
North East has been largely repre-
srntcd this week by our citizens as witnesses
on several cases from here at court.
A horse belonging to Chas. C. Bayard, of
Elk Neck, passed through here on Tuesday.
having run away from his home and was
stopped on the hill north of town after Il run
OF nearly ten miles.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Y. Watson. of Chester,
Pa. spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. s. J.
Reeder.
Mr.. Wm. 7. Lynch and Mrs. Sarah Z.
Valley. Of Baltimore. were married last We'd
nesday evening by Rev. W. A. Wise ut the VI
Z. Parsonage.
Charles T.. Norman, of CharlestOwn. and
Miss Bertha Galloway, of this town, were
married on Wednesday by Rev. 7. H. Hard
ing, of Charestown. in that place. Upon
returning they were rendered serenade by
their friends.
The Town Council is having the brick pave
ment repaired this week, and which makes a
great improvement to our town.
A very pleasant evening party was given by
Miss Ida Cameron last Friday evening, which
was attended by II large number of young
people.
The Epworth League will hold ''dime''
Scotch, this Friday evening.
Mrs. j. A. Lambert will leave for Easton.
on Monday to attend the W. C. T. L. conven-
tion.
The Messrs. Gutman, Hustler and Straus
Brothers, of Baltimore, and BailifT j. A
Lambert, spent Wednesday fishing at the
wreck in Elk river and caught nearly barrel
of white perch and rock fish of large size.
This is no fish story.
horse and buggy belonging to Albert
McNamee was hitched in front of the
residence of Bailiff J. A.. Lambert, on Satur-
day last, and the horse became frightened by
the passing of a train and ran away smashing
the buggy and severely cutting and bruising
itself.
Chas T. +. Mearns is having his old saw
mill converted into feed mill which will be
great convenience to our farmer.
As Mrs. VIM. Mcdowell in company with
John Lockard and son was coming to North
East, on Saturday last, they met the traction
engine of Clinton Purner. at Shady Beach.
The horse bee anne frightened and ran up Tho
bank on the side of the road, and the wagon
was upset and all three thrown out. Mrs
Mcdowell had her right leg broken below the
knee. DR.. Rittenhouse attended her and set
the fractured limb.
The preliminaries for the celebration
OF the Tooth anniversary Of the establishment
of Methodism in this vicinity are being ar
ranged. The celebration will take place in
October and be a big event. All the late
pastors of the NJ. E. Church will be invited.
The church will be reprinted and greatly i'm
proved for the occasion.
good Judge Of music who lives at Char
lestown, and attended the fair both Thursday
and Friday said the North East band could
play all around the Rising Sun band. This
band Is the North East bands strongest rival
The registration committee OF the Republi-
can Club, and tho Republican party of the
district have been very much alive this week
hunting up unregistered voters. There was
a total of Al new names added to the list OF
voters this week by Register Beatty, which
shows big interest in the coming election.
fully three-fourths being Republicans Eleven
came in by transfers from other districts; IL
transferred to other districts and II removed
by death, which leaves 90 increase, which
will be greatly augmented by the October
Rtting.