The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-02-16
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
WHAT HAS TRANSFERRED IN A
WEEK.
Special News From our Regular
Correspondents.
North East News.

Jumper straw rides have been in order this
wHck.
Rev. Giles b. Cooke is confined to his home
with the eczema.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wells spent the early part
of the week in Baltimore
Mss lanrine Lumbot. of Virginia, is visit
ia5 g,lntives in this vicinity.
Il. y. Watson and daughter of Lamokin,
Pa, are visiting :. J. Reeder
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Srottrn will occupy
their new home above North East next week
Harry $. Neamans and Miss Jennie V. Dilks
were married in Elkton last Tuesday week
They will reside here
But few valentines were sent ON Thursday.
and it is obvious to all that this old practice
Is going out Of fashion.
William 7. Mccullough will represent
Shawnah Trihe, |. o. Il. NJ, in the Great
Council ot Maryland next weeN.
Margaret T., tn" nine months old daughter
of Joseph ShaII"ross, died on Wednesday last,
interment in the NJ. L. cemetery.
The revival which was discontinued on
Monday until Thursday evening. opened with
. I'HtM'h NiSoT. WhHn SIN were forward AT the
altar.
Mis-. Bertha Hodge teacher Of Burns
school. is confined to her home this week
with II gathered face. Miss Laura I.amhcit is
teaching III her place.
The Women, Relief Corps will hold Rain
Bow Tea in q. \, r. hail. this. saturday
evening. for the benefit OF the poor. which
should "e we'll patroniled
Mr.. George :. Muttingiy is home from his
tour of \lsinia, having com" hom" during
the snow storm and blizzard which kept him
on the road home ioIr days
There nave hren several smash ups this
week from 7leigh- upsatting in til" snow
drifts, rHll,inS the horses to run away Be
Nond u few bruises no one was injured.
In" Hiram spence property on High street, J.,
was sold on saturday IN Elkton by VIM r
Wlrhurton, Esq. mortgagoc. to John r.
Gamble Of Mechanics Valley for 9llSLIl.
The Uniform Rank. IL. Of F.. viii give a
variety entertainment in G. \. H. Hall ON
Friday evening next, Washngton's birthday.
consisting ol song-. stump speeches and
muse.
Charles T.. Beatty was nominated Grand
Preiatr Of the Grand Lodge. knights OF
Pyhias. which met in Baltimore ths week
Mr.. G"ors" O.. Carey represented Fellowship
Lodge.
The Green HuI l're Brick Company elected
the following officers on Saturday last: Geo.
W. Craig, President; John Il. Boyer. Wee
President: L. }. ABRAMS. General Manager;
W.. Falls Secretary and Treasurer Business
was very good with this firm during 1891.
II Tn" siaishing, which has been very good
ali III" wees. has been thoroughly enjoyed hv
thos" who hav" team. Cecil avenue has
been turned into a rae" course, whore the
fast horses have been spreded. As yet Will
mer j. Falls horse. Harry. is tn" fastest
Tn" P. T.. Church Guild social was held at
Clear Brook, Bacon Hill the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. ". K. Grosh, and was well
attended. Music, games and refreshments
consisting Of ice cream and cake (which one
of the young ladies said was simply lovely if
the young men hadn't eaten so much was the
order OF the evening. Those from here went
up on the 6. % train and came home on the
midnight train. which stopped at Bacon Hill,
for the party. This Will probably be the last
social till after Lent, which begins IN two
weeks
" \ very pleasant surspise was given Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. J. Raedrr last Friday evening, it be
ing their twenty-'lfh or silver wedding ami
versary. Owing to the blizzard, which was
then prevailing. not many were able TO be