The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-03-09
Personal and Social.


In March first open shall be wise,
In days of peril firm and brave,
If they wear blackstone to the grave"
Joseph George is visiting friends in Bait =
mora.
Miss Floren 20 Hall is with friends in Bait -
moe.
Josiah Marvel, of Wilmington, spent Sun
day in Elkton.
DIR. James II. Frazer, of Baltimore. was it,
Elkton ON Wednesday.
Miss Annie Kitchens. is confined to her
home with penumonia.
Sen ltor Anthony Higgins, Of Delawar,
Is in Elkton last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 7. Whitney are in \, W
York for an extended stay.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Morgan and daughter are
visiting relatives in Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. George $. Wooley. of Ches.-
peake City. are on "A Southern trip.
Elkton Society people are talking of on
Easter german in Odd Fell VS. Hall.
Miss Augusta Poole, of Cooch's Bridge was
the guest Of Elkton friends this week.
Mrs. Alexander Sewers is i'll with pncu-
monia at her home on East High street.
William s. Evans ESD. WAS in New York
several days this week on lc-a! business.
Editor John NJ. Bowen. of tn" Newark Del.
Ledger was visitor in town on Sunday.
A large number of EIktonians went to Port
Deposit on Monday to witness the lee gorge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clayton. Of Pniadel-
phia, were guests of Elkton friends on Sun
day.
Captain William Il. Real"y. who has been
confined to his home by sickness, is rapidly
recovering
Mrs Kate Parker. who has been visiting
in Philadelphia for several weeks, has returned
to her home.
Miss Mary lunar and Miss Corinn" lamar
have returned from visits to friends il
Pennsylvania.
Henry Woods and family, who have resided
here for several years, will move to Whining
ton. Del, shortly.
Mrs J. T. Rutherford. OF Harrisburg, Pa.
is enjoying II visit to her mother Mrs. james
T. Mccullough in Elkton.
Miss Julia Whitridge and Mrs. Ward; of
Baltimore. are the GU SITS of Mrs. ". w.
Henderson. East Main street.
Mr.. Albert Constable. Jr.. spent several
days in Washington this week with his friend
Mr.. W. II. May. Jr. private Secretary to Seq.
ator German.
DR. II. p. Hnchlitfe, of the University of
Pennsylvania, has been spending several days
in Elkton with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Hinchliire.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Tharkerv have returned
gratilled to see him AT his office this week, so
far recovered from his recent illness.
Mr.. William +. Grist and Miss Lille J
Ashley were married on Thursday, Fab. 2s.
at the residence of Mrs John Bradncii, AT
Theodore. Rev. Giles b. Cooke performed
the ceremony.
Miss MOllie T. Drennen is the guest of Mr..
and Mr. Walter McCOrkle, of New York. On
Wednesday evening Miss Drennen attended the
reception gwen 10y her hosts to the Phi
Kappa Psi fraternity, of which Mr.. McCorklc
is president.
\ Marriage licenses were issued this week by
the Clerk of the Court as follows: William
A. Cannon and Sarah II. V. Weaver, of North
East; Frank l.. Peterson and Katie A. Stew
art, of Appleton; Charles W. Cox and Eliza
beth Payne. of Elk Neck.
Congressman-eect Jonathan s. Willis, OF
Delaware, spent Sunday in Elkton us the
guest of William I. Warburton, Esq. Con-
gresham Willis delivered an able sermon in
the evening at the NJ. L. Church. He returned
to Washington on Monday accompanied by
Mr.. Warburton.
Captain John T. Jones, of Elk Landing,
celebrated his seventy-fifth birthday on Wed
nesday, March 9Th and on the same day Mr..
Jones granddaughter, Miss Bessie Jones. of
Baltimore. celebrated her sixth anniversary
at his home. Captain Jones entertained a
few of his friends, who offered their congrat-
uations and best wishes.
Miss Anne Lewis Russell, OF West Chester,
Pa, VINO frequently visits In Elkton, where
she has many friends graduated on the 9th
inst, from the Pennsylvania Dental College.
The Daily Local News, of West Chester thus
speaks Of Miss Russells' professional pros
poets: Among those who will graduate from
the Pennsylvania Dental College on the 9Th
inst, is Miss Anne Lewis Russell, daughter
of S. b. Russell Esq, of West Chester. 1t is
Miss Russels expectation to spend the com
ing summer abroad and it has been suggested
by many of her friends that she should en-
gage in the practice of her profession in
Berlin, point she is holding under serious
consideration. She passed a most creditable
examination in a very large class. Her many
friends will wish her success in her new field
OF work.
Just received consignment Of the Cele-
brated Champion Wagons to be sold on a