The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-08-01
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
WHAT HAS TRANSFERRED IN A
WEEK.
Special News From our Regular
Correspondents.
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. c Hopkins.
Miss Rhoda Trimble. of Baltimore. is visit
ing the Misses Williams.
DR.. and Mrs. Boyle drove to Cooper, Har-
ford county Sunday, to spend the day with
his parents
Miss Maxwell, of Principle, is visiting
Miss Mary Dess Reynolds.
Mrs. Lynn Byrd is spending the summer
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Nc
Cullough.
Mr.. Harper. of Phiiadelph'l, was Mr..
Robert Armstrong; guest over Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Rutter, of Baltimore. is spend
ing the week with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Tignor.
Miss Belle Harlan, of Perryvie, is the guest
of Miss Essie Harlan.
Miss Edith McGibbons, OF New York. is
being entertained by Mrs. Samuel Rowland.
Mrs. Elmira Towson, of Baltimore il the
guest Of her daughter Mrs A. 5. Davis.
Miss Emma Ewing. of Philadelphia, is at
the home of her parents. Squire and Mrs.
Vim. Ewing.
Miss Name Barry is enjoying the sights at
Niagara Falls.
Miss Mary Smith is home after Il pleasant
visit to relatives near Media.
Mr. Jennings. of Baltimore was in town
several days this week.
Mr.. VIM. T. Lyon, of Wilmington. is en-
ioying himsel: at his daughters. Mrs. Fred
Gerhauser.
Special examiner of pension claims Mr.. J.
II, Mcintosh. of Washington, was attending
to business in town Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Estella Butchenhart is with relatives
in Baltimore.
Misses Margaret Vanneman, Ella Basil and
Virginia Ahrahams visited friends in Zion
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Samuel Beatty is visiting Mrs. Kate
Creswel.
Miss Annie Cowan. of Oxford, spent few
days with her sister Mrs. Richard Brown this
week.
Rev Henry Graham and bride. of Mexico
are enjoying their honeymoon at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. w W. Shaw.
Mrs. S. T. Fletcher who has been visiting
relatives in town has returned to her home in
| Boston.
Mrs. Simmons, of Chicago, and Mrs. Hop
kins, of Hartford county. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Stephenson.
Mr.. Arthur Barrett, of Baltimore is at the
home of his parents.
Tn" coored people opened their camp
meeting at Mt Xonr near Rowlandville Sun
day week and it will hold over next Sunday.
| A
meeting.
Mrs. Hannah Gilmore has moved into the
house vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. +. Gerhauser.
Miss Carrie Koon, of Wilmington is visiting
Miss NIortie Williams.
Cards announcing the marriage of Miss
Bessie Holbrook Kellogg of Northampton.
Mass. to Mr.. Charles Burton Howe. of
Clarence. New York. Thursday July 23d.
Were received 10y their friends in town Friday
of last week. They We're both successful
teachers in the Tome Institute for two years
| The household goods. of the new Director
of the Tome Institute, Rev. Mr.. Evelind,
have reached here and have been placed in
his new home.
Rev. Mr. Whitaker and Mr.. Edwin Boynton
were entertained at Creswell Hall by Mrs. H.
J. Il. Creswell on Tuesday.
A party OF gentlemen We're down the bay
on the sloop Carrie. Monday, returning
Wednesday, Some of the number were Drs.
Slicer, Hopes. SeSer and Mr.. Stcv Cald-
well.
The friends of Mrs. Ella Wakeman Steele
were saddencd Saturday to receive word of
her death. She had been i'll for some time
but hope OF her recovery had not always been
entertained. She died at her home near
Sykesvlle. Md. and was buried Tuesday
from the NJ. f. Church of this town. She
leaves Il husband and one SON. Mrs. Steele
was born and married in our town and has
many warm friends who mourn her DEATH
Friday evening while several men at the
quarrics We're pushing some ears down the
track little Eddie Smith reached toward
them. His foot slipped, throwing him under
the ear. one leg was cut to the bone making
Il cash of about seven inches. the other leg
and his back were hurt But for the presence
of mind of Mr.. VIM. McClenahan the little
fellow would probably have bled to death.
I1c wis 'uTtItt " HIS HOlut anu Dr. ID. Ii.
Fisher was called in to dress the wounds.
He suffers very much but with the care he is
sure to receive he will get well.
Some machinery at the planning mill broke
on Monday causing work to be suspended for
some days.
Messrs. Oldham and Williams have put
spouts quite distance up the branch and
run them down to a large trough from which
they have put pipes into their houses. 1t will
give them supply of good water.
Mr.. Frank Creswel discovered large
tarantula OH bunch of bananas Saturday.
He removed the bunch very cautiously to the
street when he knocked it off with II board
and killed it.
One Of the inmates of the Silver Cross
Home has become violently insane. She kicked
the matron making her lame for several days,
also inflicted Il severe bruise on her face.
Her hands have to be tied when she is fed.
The home is for epieptics not lunatics.
NORTH EAST NEWS.