The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-01-26
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
WHAT HAS TRANSFERRED IN A
WEEK.
Special News From our Regular
Correspondents.
North East News.
NORTH EAST, Jan. 25th, 1895.

-''Aih ishoi odH. loll, 1850
These is some excellent skating on the
rolling mill dam.
b. F. McVey of Philadelphia, spent Sunday
with Prof. E. Lynch.
Miss Alma Clay, of Little Britain, Pa. is
visiting relatives here.
The Womens Relief Corps installed officers
on Wednesday evening.
Miss Jennie Bayard is recovering from
two weeks serious Illness
An interesting revival is in progress at
Reeds A. q. NJ. p Church.
William c. Graves, of Chester spent part
of the week with friends here.
Protracted meetings will be commenced in
the NJ. E. Church on Sunday evening.
Our fishermen are busy preparing for the
fishing season which we hope will be "A good
one
Miss Annie NJ. Grosh, of Clearbrook, ~
Bacon Hill, spent part of the week with Miss
G. Irene White.
1t is reported that the forgcs and probably
the sheet mills will resume work on Monday
after an idlencss OF five weeks.
crane Of thirty tons burden is being put
up at the iron works for conveying machinery
from one part of the works to another.
North East Lodge |. o. o. f.. paid a frater-
nal visit to Eikton Lodge on Wednesday
evening, where they had a pleasant and
profitable time.
Mr.. Orien Lamar, Of Charlestown. and Miss
Matte Minker, of this town. were married ON
Wednesday evening at the Elkton NJ. L. Par
sonage by Rev. |. l.. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. c. Mayne and Richard
Mayne attended the funeral of their sister.
Miss Annie, on Wednesday, she having died
on Sunday last in Pittsburg, Pa.
Mr.. T. S. Everist President of the Board Of
school Commissioners. visited our public
school on Tuesday. and spent part of tine llav
with the principal Prof L. b. Fockler.
y 1t is reported that Mrs. Harriet Lowe will
move back to our town from PENNSYLVANIA,
to keep house for her son Harry, who is pre-
pairing to open IA store in the Simcoe building.
Lewis Spence Graphophone Company
gave an exhibition in q. A. Il. Hall on Tues
day evening last for the benefit of Shawpah
Tribe. |, o. Il. NJ. and which was well pat
roniled.
The IL. OF j. oyster supper, which is being
held III the q. A. Il. Hall. will conclude Sat
urday evening, when the Coslette orchestra
and other features, besides plenty to eat, will
be on hand.
Rev Giles b. Cooke is spending Il vacation
OF three weeks in Portsmouth. Va. Services
will be held in the church as usual and will
be conducted by Messrs. Wm. II. Simcop and
Allan II. Grosh.
a revival Is in progress at Boulden's chapel
where several have been converted. Rev. w.
c. koonS conducted the meetings last Sun
day, Rev. W. I. Hammond filling his pulpit
in the evening here.
This the winter term of school. ends ON
Tuesday, and on Wednesday the teachers
Will attend the Teachers Institute in Elkton
where Examiner Biddle has appointed Prof
Il. B. Fockler to read paper ON 1.-The best
method OF governing "A school"
The "pink tea" given by the W. c. r. T..
was very pleasant and successful affair and
quite neat sum was cleared which will be
devoted to the work among the poor, which
is being carried on by the Union. and should
be followed by the other societies.
1t is with sincere regret that the many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Muhlhausen
learn that they contemplate moving to Will
mlnSton, Del, their former home, ut an early
date. They will be sadly missed in social
circles and charitable work. Mr.. Muhlhausen
will still continue his music lessons in this
vicinity.