The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-05-11
Personal and Social.

Mrs. James NJ. Naudain is ill ut her home
a Singerly.
Mrs. Winter L. Wilson is visiting friends in
Washington.
Miss Bertha Dunbar is with friends in
Philadelphia.
Miss Anna Jones, of Baltimore, is visiting
Mrs. Thomas Drennen.
Mrs. VI. l.. Realey, OF Chester, Pa. visited
relatives here last week.
Mrs, Ida Vincent, of Wilmington, is visiting
her father Mr.. William I. Giles.
Mrs. +. C. Collins and daughters are visit
Hng Middletown, Del, relatives.
Miss Hanson. of Baltimore, is visiting Miss
Elsie Karsner at Chesapeake City.
Mr. and Mrs Harry W. Bell spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Wilmington.
Miss Alice Sauer of Baltimore, is visiting
Mrs. j. Frank Henry, on East Main street.
Miss Alice Balance, of Wilmington. is Wis
iting Mrs. Walter George, on East High st.
Rev. 7. b. Ferry. of Wilmington, preached
in the Rising sun NJ. L. Church on Sunday.
Miss Isabel Savage, of Reading, Pa, was
the guest of Miss Mary II. lamar, this week.
John S. Rossell, ESQ, of Wilmington, was
with friends in Elkton for few hours on
Sunday
Miss Van Sycle of Princeton, n. j., was
the guest of Miss Mamie Haines several days
this week.
Of nf hn
Court James Z. Graham, is visiting friends ut
Liberty Grove.
Mr.. Joseph T. Stout of North East an old
friend of the WING, paid us IL pleasant call ON
Friday morning.
II. NJ. Davis. ESD. has rented the Office on
North street occupied by the late Clinton
Mccullough, Esq.
William p. Gilpin, of Bailey. Banks and
Biddlr, Philadelphia, spent Sunday with his
parents in Elkton.
Ex-SheriT George E. Mckinney, Of Perry
willie, was in Elkton for short time ON
Thursday, on business.
Ex-Judge of the Orphans Court Mcrrett
5. McNamee, of the eighth district was II
visitor in ElktOn on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. b. Coleman of Ches;t-
peake City, are the guests of their daughter
Mrs. Ella Whitlock of Chester, Pa.
fRev. John McElmoyle, pastor of the Elkton
Presbyterian Church and r. C. Thackery,
Esq, are spending a week at Atlantic City.
Father Campbell of Newark, has been sen
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Church, and assumed his new charge on
Thursday.
Miss Ethel Knight, Of Baltimore, spent
several days with relatives in Elkton this
week. and is now visiting Miss Elsie Black in
New Castle
Z j. Newman Davis will take the part of
Nanki-Poo in the opera "AIikadO,n to hc
presented in Wilmington on May 22d and 23d
by local talent
Mrs Manly Drennen very pleasantly ent r
tanned her friends on Friday evening of last
week at an observation and card party given
in compliment to her sister Mrs. Marshall of
Milford. Delaware.
Mr.. Michael Moore has accepted a position
is lTdNfllIlS dStlll agent Ipl lIl' DlllIIll'I'
oil and Paint House Of c. f. Hubighurst ~
Go. He also represents the Commission
House of NJ. Ldhcy 4 son, Baltimore.
George McQuilkin, Jr.. who is attending
the Drexel Institute at Philadelphia has been
awarded "A certificate for proficiency in Elcr-
tricity, after a severe competitive examina-
ton, he being one of the two successful stu
dents out of large class.
{ Mr.. stephen j. Caldwell who has held til"
position of station master at Conowingo on
the G. and Z. d. Il. Il. for seventeen years,
being the first agent there has resigned and
will retire from the employ of the company
on May 10. Mr.. Caldwell will remove to
IIagcrstown where he will act as manager of
the Potomac Pulp Company.