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

Mr.. Bowman in Williamsport Friday
Mrs. Roberta Matlack and son Cole, Of
Wilmington. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
4. 7. Stephenson.
Miss Banning, of Connecticut, is the guest
OF her sister Mrs. L. Moves at Ararat
Mrs. Davis, of Lancaster, is visiting Mrs.
W. W. Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Acker and son spent Sun
day in Havre de Grace.
Mr.. Wintrnger was the guest of Mr.. How
and McClenahan for several days.
Mr.. Harry Balderson, of Baltimore. was in
town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Beaver and children, of
Shamokin, are visiting Mrs. j. Gerry.
Mr.. Thomas Armstrong has returned from
an enjoyable trip to Chester and Smyrna
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Christie, of Rowland
vile, were calling on friends in town Saturday.
Our morning mail has been changed, it does
not get in now until S.45.
Miss Elizabeth Brckey is spending the
week at Paradise the guest Of the Misses
Everst
Mr.. Joseph Pugh and Misses Mary and Mona
Montgomery, of Philadelphia. are visiting Mrs
L. Il. Pugh.
Miss Clara Noyes, of the Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, is visiting her parents
Col. and Mrs. L. Noyes.
Miss Belle H. Nanneman has returned from
Wilmington where she has been for some
weeks
Mr.. c. w. c. Mccoy, of Bristerburg, Va.
is the guest of Mrs. c. NJ. Heald
Mrs. H. Nesbit and Miss Nesbt are visiting
Mrs. Samuel Gavin at her cottage ut Spring
Lake. n. j.
Mr., jerks, of Pennsylvania, is the guest of
his sister Mrs. Carrie Stephenson.
Miss Good. of Havre de Grace. is at her
aunt's Mrs. Maurice Acker
Mrs. and Miss Ewes are stopping with Mr..
and Mrs. T. j. Vanneman.
Mr. VIM. Whitaker, who has been visiting
friends in town has left to prepare for Il visit
to England.
Mr.. John Morgan was in town for several
days negotiating for the sale of the house
formerly occupied by his aunt Mrs. Isabella
Orr. Mr.. George Bnck became the purchaser
and after putting it in repair will bring his
family in from the country to reside there.
Dr. Sanger, Of Baltimore. visited the Silver
Cross Home Monday. Saturday two new
patents were brought to the home from Bati-
more, on Sunday they became so violent the
matron was obliged to call in men to aSsis.
her, they were then put in rooms and locked
up. The next day the performance was
rnpnntnl nd AGAIN i,,
They have not the proper facilities ut this
home for managing such patients and until
such are provided they should not be sent
there.
Quite number of our young people went
down to the Local Preachers Camp II. Leslie
on Sunday.
The rolored people had on excursion to
Fairview on Saturday. They sailed on the
Na;tano.
DR.. L. d. Boyle Messrs. Edwin Boynton.
Joseph A. Everist and George Atkinson went
to Hayre de Grace on Tuesday to play tennis.
The game was won by our boys.
Quite Il number OF families have moved to
Woodiawn Camp grounds to enjoy the cool
bree2es. Camp begins next week Already
4 great many tents have been put up.
A tent has been on the wharf for week
1t has theatrical performances of very low
Order and the towns people will be glad to
see it move on.
Miss Lizzie Holm, who was very i'll at
Paulsboro, n. j., has returned home. and
although still quite sick. she is gradually
improving.
Rev. W. W. Shaw and family have gone to
the Catskill mountains for three weeks.
While absent Rev. Henry Graham, of Socoro,
Mexico, will fill the pulpit and also occupy
his house.
NIessrs. Brickley and Mccullough will have
an excursion to Colchester on the 9th.
Tickets % and SO cents.
Sunday two men from Eisingsun Jenncss
and jenkins. We're driving through town very
much under the influence of liquor and fear
ing for the safety of the horse the bailif and
Mr.. james Mccullough ARRESTED them. They
were locked up until Monday when they were
taken before the squire, paid costs and fine
and were released.
Saturday night at Il very late hour shots
anu StItUIIS NtIc NpLlluS llplll u iOuS'
in the alley between Mrs. lamar and Mr..
krause's house. The house is occupied by ne
groes and they have nightly carousels, men and
women were drunk and the scene was dis
graceful. No one was seriously hurt. The
place should he cleaned out us there is great
danger to adjoining property.
Miss Mary Riley is with friends in Havre
de Grace.
Howell Kidd has just returned from a tour
on his wheel through the Eastern part of
PENNSYLVANIA. He visited Watkins Glen and
other places of interest.
Mrs. Edward Gilligan, Of Oxford. was at
her mothers Mrs. Caroline Orr the first OF
the week.
Mr.. Oliver Newell has moved his family into
the house formerly by Mr.. John Donnely.
Miss Elsie Smith. of Havre de Grace, is
visiting ner sister Mrs. John Grant.
Augustus Metzger has returned from "A visit
to friends in Oxford, Pa.
1t gives the friends Of Mr.. Lawrence Paxton
great pleasure to see him sitting at the win
dow after being confined to his bed for six
weeks with double fracture of the right leg