The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-06-29
WHOLE NO. $3.50

1.-The Highlands in Hyattsville. His death
occurred Thursday morning.
Miss Elsie Bond attended the wedding Of
friend near Middletown, Delaware. ON
Tuesday.
Miss Adele Bailey, of Level, Hartford
county, is the guest of her aunt Mrs. ]. G..
Reynolds.
ILr. 7. G. Bond was summoned to Wash,
ington on Monday to the bedside of Mr.. VIM.
Mccullough.
W. 5. Evans, Esq, nominee for States
Attorney on the Democratic ticket, was in
town the last of the week.
Mr.. Frank Foster, of Chester. and Miss
Emma Foster, of Wilmington. visited their
parents this week.
Miss Mary Kerr has returned from visiting
in Baltimore and Oxford, and is now with
her sister Mrs. +. s. Everist.
Miss Minnie Davis sold her household
goods Thusday night of last week. Mr.. Law
renee moved in the house on Monay.
MIR. Philip Bond has completed his course
at the Pennsylvania Military Academy in
Chester. He may be a civil engineer
Miss Roberts, of Remove. Pa, daughter of
President Roberts, of the Pennsylvania rail.
road is the guest Of Mrs. Il. c. Hopkins.
Mr.. L. W. Parker, of Washington, d. c., d
former resident Of our town, has special
charge of the coal exhibits at the Atlanta
Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Currier have left for their new
Held OF labor near Pittsburg. The Institute has
lost two valuable teachers. The good wishe
OF their friends go with them.
DR., Crothers left for Ohio on Monday even.
ing to be married Wednesday to Miss Lena
Hopkins, sister-in-law of Rev. Mr.. Knox.
former pastor OF the Presbyterian Church
here.
MIR. Reuben Bond arrested man this week
who had stolen from his father-in-ay. He
was not an expert, as he asked: Did YOU ret
word from Philadelphia" ?" He was wanted
in that city.
Hon. jacob Tome is having the residence
next to Mr.. Mohrlen's, raised. 1t will then
escape the floods and be an Improvement to
that end of the town. 1t will be occupied bv
Z. T. Stephenson.
Populist entertained crowd of people
in the square Oh Monday evening. His talk
was as wild as his expectations. He made no
converts. His name is Manning. and re
called himself the one-horse editor.
United States Revenue Collector was in
town and on the river looking for those who
were selling liquor. A number of our towns
people have been going out to an '-lund, a short
distance from town, known as Coney Island.
and there purchasing whiskey The sellers
may escape for IA while but it won't be for.
ever.
The IarS" pipe organ of the Tome Memorial
VI. L. Church was repaired and put in first
lass order by one Of Hook Il Hastings apents
ON Monday. The choir has pledged itself to
pay the expense. To do this they will give a
ete on the church lawn the Sd and 18th of
July They will have home made carame's
and the delicacjes of the season.
The Young Peoples Temperance Associa-
tion gave an entertainment in the W. C.T.U.
Hall. The cantata, Strange Visitors, or a
Meeting of all Nations" was rendered.
Those taking part were' Mrs. Clara NJ,
knight, lst entertainers Miss Lille Butchen-
hart, second entertainer; Miss Mollie Riley.
third entertainer; Miss Essic Butchenhart.
lourth entertainer; Scotch couple, Misses
Florence NJ. Gerry and Beuah Creswell;
French couple Miss Leila Burlin and Alice
Foster; Italian couple, Misses Annabel Law
renee and Bessie Holm; German couple,
Misses Marjory Jones and Minnie Stebbines:
Dutch couple, Martie Williams and Mary
Bess Reynolds; Irish couple, Helen and
Mamie Stephenson. The cantata ended in a
very pretty tableau. The house was well
filed and all seemed to enjoy the music.