The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-04-13
Cherry Hill Items.
CHERRY HILL, April y ,


Wilmington.
Gathering Arbutus is in order with the
young people of our village
Thomas Ross and son, of Philadelphia
visited Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Redfer this week
VIM. c. Grant, salesmanfor r. G.. Chase
& Co., Nurseries of Geneva n. Y, left this
week on an extended trip through Delaware
Several members of Little Elk Tribe of Red
Men attended an entertainment at Newark
on Tuesday night, given by Minnehaha Tribe
of that place.
Edward Knight and Miss Georgia Stern,
both of Cherry Hill were married on Wednes-
day evening at his home. Rev. G.. p. Jones
performed the ceremony.
On Saturday, while John Harlan of Leeds
was grubbng piece Of ground he struck a
vein of Asbestos, which will prove to be quite
valuable The vein was Il foot thick We werr
unable to learn the extent of its length.
I. Lewis is prepared to give Grapha
phone entertainments for the benefit OF
Churches, Lodges or parior gatherings, ON
reasonable terms. For full particulars address
+. A. Lewis, Cherry Hill. p. o. box n. All
communications promptly answered.
Rev. G. p. Jones, pastor of the NJ. L.
Church, was welcomed with a reception n,
the parsonage ON Tuesday evening, by til"
members ofthc church and friends. Man,
heart felt wishes abound for success in tn
ministry of Mr.. Jones as pastor of thia
charge.
An evening social was held at the home
of Miss Lilly Blake, on Friday evening last
The evening was spent pleasantly b, thos"
pres mt who were, Misses MoIlic Collins.
Edna Hill, Anna Hanna, Emma Holt, Sewc,
Hill, Walter Grant. Samuel Arpuckle, CIirl
Founders Vim. Miller, George SeboG.
Charles ward.
On Sunday, IL pair of horses driven by
Rankin Armstrong and wife, Of Newark
ran away. Mrs. Armstrong was thrown out
and severely injured, she was unconscious
when Mrs james Ford at the time of the
accident drove up to where she was lying
on the roadside. as Mr.. Armstrong was with
her, endeavoring to soothe her injuries. Mrs
Ford took her to her home where she attended
to her sutrrrngs. The team was stopped at
CowantOwn. The cause of the runaway
was 10y the ncckrOpe Of one Of the horses
breaking The carriage was not broken, n
which Mr. Armstrong drove home.
In loving remembrance of Annie l.. Moore
wife of William 5. Moore, who in obedience
to the decree of the Prince of Peace, hath
sanctioned the stroke Of the angel of death.
and joined that Uncomfortable company"
of angels and just ones made perfect
Housed in that green pasture Of CELESTIAL
peace, that oasis, which gives birth to the
River OF Life, and endless rest, the dark
charne house letters not thy loved spirit,
which revels with the celestial Army, who
are marshaIed on the Mount of God with
palms in their hands. We mourn thee not as
those who have no hope, but patiently await
the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, that
we may again be reunited i'll an immortal
reunion and Join in that dazzling retinue
of Angels, who throng the courts of the
celestial Paradise.
Rest thou silent slumhcring angel.
Until the resurrection morn,
Then we shall awake.
And know each other as we are known:
Never more to walk alone,
In the dawning of the morning,
When the mists are cleared away.