The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-11-16
Personal and Social.

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Rev. T. b. Hunter. pastor of Bethel NJ. Il.
C1urch, this county, has sufficiently recov-
cred from his recent illness to be able to
resume his pastoral duties.
John Cantwell, of Delaware county, Pa,
native Elktonian, was in town on Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Bolton. of Baltimore. is the
guest of Mrs. John NJ Tucker.
Simon Levinson. proprietor of the Balti-
more Clothing House, on Main street, was in
Baltimore several days this week.
Clayland Mullikin, of Easton, was in Elk
ton on Monday.
A pleasant dance was given in Caskey Hall,
Newark, last evening friday by the young
men of that town. number of Elktonians
attended.
Mrs. John Swisher, of Oxford, Pa, is
visiting Mrs. c. NJ. Chids on East Main
street.
Rev. Henry G. Budd, pastor Of the Perry
vile NJ. E. Church, left on Tuesday on ten
days trip to the Atlanta Exposition.
Nelson L. Whitaker, of the Whitaker Iron
Company, Wheeling w. Va, is spending
several days at Principle Furnace.
The condition of Philip Childs, who is
suffering from conclusion of the brain as the
result of Il foot ball accident, is very much
improved and DIR. ]. II. lamar the attending
physician is highly grathed with the progress
his case has made.
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of Philadelphia, We're in Elkton on business on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
W. 7. Warbuton, Esq. and wife, accom-
panied by Miss Lizzie Willis, of Milford, Del,
are on trip to the Atlanta Exposition.
George A. Blake, ESD, left yesterday on II
trip to the Atlanta Exposition, going by way
of Savannah, Ga.
Hester Hess and Albert Constable, Jr.,
spent several days cunning at Ford's Land
ing this week.
|. Tyson Morris, Of Philadelphia, is spend
Ing several weeks cunning and fox hunting
at Town Point.
Miss Rodriguez the revivalst who has been
assisting the Rev. A. S. Mowbray in the ser
vices at the West End Chapel, returned to
New York on Tuesday.
A marriage license was issued on Thursday
TO Henry s. Price. of Mechanics Valley, and
Laura V. Howard of Zion.
Clerk of the Chancery Court, John W.
Conner of Knoxville. Tennessee. was in Elk
ton on Thursday.
Miss Laura lamar is the guest of friends in
Hagerstown.
Miss Adelaide Taylor is visiting in Phila-
delpha
Mrs. Ralph Gaut, of Washington, is visit
ing Miss Molle Drennen.
Miss Emma Megargee of Philadelphia, is
enjoying visit to Mrs. John McEImoyle.
Mrs. Rothwell. of New York, is on n visit
to her sisters the Misses Foard. on North
Street.
Harry b. Mccoy. formerly of Port Deposit,
was married at Bozeman, Montana on October
18th, to Miss Irene Frazer. youngest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Frazier. Mr.. Mccoy
is prominent young hardware dealer ofthat
city.
Joseph Robb and Miss Jennie Shields. both
of Philadelphia. were married at the Elkton
Presbyterian Manse on Monday by the Rev.
John NcElmoyle.
Miss Octavia Chick, sister of Mrs. Joseph
II. Sloan, Of EIEton. was married at her
home in Philadelphia on Tuesday evening to
Mr. William S. Macpherson OF that city. Mr..
and Mrs. Sloan attended the wedding and
are now entertaining the bride and groom in
Elkton. they having stopped here on their
return from trip to Washington.
Miss Amy G. Ewing. of Wilmington, and
Frank II. Foster. of Chester, who have many
friends in this county. We're married at the
home of the brides parents on Thursday
evening Mr. and Mrs. John Foster, Charles
Foster and Henry Foster, of North East, at.
tended the ceremony
The Baltimore .lnericGl of yesterday in its
society column states that Mrs. Groome.
widow Of the late ex-governor james b.
Groome, will shortly be married to Mr.. Fen
dali Young, of Philadelphia