The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-04-06
Pcrryville Matters.
PERRYvILLE, April LIST, 49,

Fisherman in this town are on the alert.
. Business is hrsking up somewhat in this
place.
Howard Austin, of North East, was taking
in our town, on sunday
Rev. II. &. Budd is sick at his home in
smyrna Del. with the grippe.
MIR. Ward, will occupy the house OF A. Il.
work is completed.
Goodwin Terry, and wife, of Pennington.
this county, were visiting friends in Perry
willie on Sunday last.
Miss Winchester, daughter of the late
stephen Winchester, is visiting Miss Rebe"ra
Winchester of this town.
Mrs. Jane Erirk. OF Baltimore, was visiting
her sister Mrs Louis MacMullen on Susque-
hanna avenue, of this town. during the past
wert
Mr.. Robert Cameron. and wife, of Blue
Ball wee visiting his brother, postmaster.
last.
Misses Beatrice, Bell and May Keilhotz.
of Rising Sun, were the guest Of their sister,
Mrs y. {. Cameron, on Saturday Of last
wtrN
Misses. Coleman Fletcher and Cecil Kirk.
OF West Nottingham, are engaged as fish
statesmen on one Of the fishing batteries
opp 3ai:a this place.
Frank Durgou. OF Port Deposit, will occupy
the dwal.il. o, William Cole on Front streer
recently vacated 10y our Baiin Uriah Ward.
Mrs Bayard Taylor has so improved il
health that she was able on sunday last to
take t, carriage drive in the country. Mrs.
Taylor ha, been confined to the house for
several weeks.
HowtoI Pugh. Of this place, in company
with two Of ms Port Deposit friends, made a
"trip to Wilmington, Del. on Saturday last.
riding bicycles They made the round trip
N ten ,Io,.- travelling by che way Of Blue
estuatpi AZ y miles, from Prrryville, and
return.
The Prin.pio Minstrel Troop, gave an
exhibition in As'uercIds Music Hall llavre
lie Grace. On Thursday evening last, quite II
number Of younr folks nom this place
attended, ANA also some OF the young ladies
AMI gentleman oi Principle The programme
wl- highly appreciated by those attending.
\ man. wus arrested here on Tuesday. by
BaiHT Ward, AMI taken before Magistrate
Ward. who committed the prisoner to the
House OF Correction, as vagrant for two
months. Dir. y. NJ. NIacardle was deputiHcd
to take thr unfortunate man to the county
;.,fI y,,fI
took the thing il a good humored way, say
Ing he would Lr ont in just good time to pick
straw, rrie7.
1t would b" well for those having the
proper authority. 70 take more notice Of those
young men, and boys from our neishborinS
town, who make 1t "A practice Of coming to
this side OF the river. and making use of the
station platform, and surroundings. as Il
resort for deScrratinL the sabbath in such a
proanr manner. This has been noticed by
our town authorities for some time. 1t is
hoped that d. pointer will lac sutli lent before
tho travelling publ" become indignant over
such base results, a. have hereafter been
prartcrd.
The Namination Of the Perryyiile public
school began March -, and ended March %.
Names of all who averaged over 10 per cent:
Seventh grad, Bessie Gallon, s4.6; c ara
Ward. So Lille owens, So /. Sixth grade
Laura Wells. 20. Pauline Ward, Oil; Amelia
Gallon, 77.5. Firth grade-Joseph Coudon,
SO.5. Fourth cradc Glass A. Robert Brad
field. s3.5 Arthur Boyd, $50; Clara b.
Ovens 1872, Mary Ward, II. Fourth grade
Glass b, John Zimmerman. 81; Annie keesey
80; Florence Boyd, 50; Emma Owens, "a
Harry Appleby, So: Willie Calver, so: Henry
Magraw, ~ Third reader, Class A-JOsepf
Ward. 81: John Gardiner. 50; Ralph Graham
| 70; Hattie Halter, 49, Mary Lemmermin, 95
Third reader Glass B-Maggie McCare, 80
Annie Barwick, s5.l; Nellie Cole. 81; Mclforo
Kane, 10: Cora Mcdonald, 99.7; Florence
Gardiner. no. Charles Wilson, rs; GormaI
Peoples, II.
During the absence Of our pastor, Rev. II
G.. Budd. the Methodist congregation was
given the privilege Of attending the Presby
terrain Church on Sunday morning last. and
hearing the sermon preached by Rev. Mr.
Day, OF Emmerton, Hartford county, Nd
Quite u large and appreciative audience were
in attendance. The sermon was the most
eloquent and interesting that we have had
the pleasure OF hearing for some time We
give the following brief synopsis The text
Carriage can cost 500 and be
worth it.
The regular styles start 4,
$5.75; then S., Sc, $6.75,