The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-09
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
WHAT HAS TRANSFERRED IN A
WEEK.
Special News From our Regular
Correspondents.
North East News.


Miss Annie Reynolds, is visiting up the
county.
Miss Lizzie Hodge has been visiting in
Perryville.
There have been great many cases of the
grippe this week.
Miss Ella V. johnson, Of Chester, is visiting
Mrs. J. A. Lambert
Mr.. L. J. Muhlhausen moved to Whining
ton, Del. on Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Manly. of EIkton, spent Sunday
with the Misses McCracken.
Mrs. Edward Shippers. spent the week past
visiting her brother in Elkton.
Fellowship Lodge X. Of p, will hold their
February social on Monday evening.
Rev Giles b. Cooke is expected home Sat
urday, and will preach Sunday morning.
Mrs j. w. Campbell and daughter have
been spending the week past in Wilmington
Bay View Council 0. U. A. NJ, was repre-
scented in the State Council at Baltimore, this
week.
Presiding Elder l.. L. Barrett preached an
able sermon in the NJ. L. Church last Sunday
evening.
The Sons of Veterans will hold u public
installation and banquet in G. A. r. hall,
Friday evening of next week.
Mr.. Gcoge o. Carey, will represent Eel
loweiip Lodge X. of p. in the Grand Lodge
which meets in Baltimore next week.
There have been several small accidents to
sleighing parties and people falling ON the
ce, hut we are glad to say none were serious.
Forest i the Is months old son of j. E..
Jei1eris formerly of this town, died at his
home in Baltimore, on Friday last. Inter
ment in Baltimore
The revival is increasing in interest in the
NJ. L. Church. Seven have been converted
and Il number of others were at the altar on
Thursday night, and big revival is looked
for.
The funeral of Mrs. David Lockard took
place from the NJ. T.. Church last Sunday and
was largely attended. Rev. VIM. 7. Ham
mond onlciated. Interment in the NJ. L.
Cemetery.
T. II. Abrams and John Leghman repre-
scented Independent Council, No. IA, o. U.
A. NJ, iu the State Council in Baltimore this
week. Mr.. Lcighmun was elected chaplain
OF the State Council.
On Monday evening large party of young
people took sleigh ride to visit the family
Of William J. Wilson in Elk Neck. On the
return trip the sled broke down and the party
finished the journey on foot but notwith-
standing this mishap they had very pleas
ant time
The p. Z. Church Guild social and meeting
H.. hold nt IA residence pf Mr. and Mrs
w. II. Grosh at "Clearbrook,' Bacon Hill
next Wednesday evening. The 62S ocloci;
train north aud the midnight train south will
stop ut Bacon Hill. for the accommodation Of
those who will attend from here.
Mrs. L. G. McCracken has been at Middle
town, Del, since Monday, where her brother,
Rev. n. NJ. Browne died that day. Mr..
Browne was well known here, having been
born and raised in this town. Rev. w. G..
Rooms and Rev. W. T. Hammond attended
the funeral, as well rs a number of relatives.
An invitation was extended to the Rev. j.
E. Bryan of Rising sun, to become pastor Of
the NJ. T.. Church. at the quarterly conference
OF the church on Monday, and it is the gem
eral opinion that he will accept. Rev. w. G..
pastor of the Goodman NJ. Il. Church in
Wilmington, Del.
The cold weather for the past ten days,
several OF which have been the coolest for
several years, has been very severe on some
poor people, and for their sakes we hope it
will soon be over. Wednesday was the coolest
day Of the winter. Two mornings the Their
mometer sank to five degrees below zero in
different parts of the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Muhlhausen entertained
number of their friends on Friday evening
last at their home. ''Mapledene" prior to
their departure for their new home in Will
mington, Del. The evening was spent play
ing games, dancing and music. Those pres
ent We're: Miss Florence Mccullough of
Port Deposit: Mr.. Harry Muhlhausen, of
Wilmington: DIR. and Mrs George s. Ritten-
house, Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Moore, Misses
Ruth and Lila McCracken, Dollie Wilson,
Minnie and Blanche Matthews, S. Catherine
and Annie NJ. Grosh; Messrs. j. II. Arm
strong, G. II. Johnson, Howard Abrahams,
II. r. White, Aaron and Allan H. Grosh,
William Rutter, George Simcoe, Walter Will
son and Edward Davis.