The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-06-06
Personal and Social.

spent Sunday in Elkton with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Boulder.
Rev. William G. Rooms. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rising Sun. and
Miss Clara Kirk Wilson. will be married on
Thursday, June II.
Mrs. r. II. Swisher, of Rowlandville. is
visiting her daughter Mrs c. NJ. Childs. in
Elkton.
c. NJ. Childs, of Elkton. has accepted u
position with the Delaware Hardware Com
pany, of Wilmington. Mr. Childs still keeps
his residence in Elkton making the trip daily
to Wilmington.
A. II. Reynolds, formerly of Elkton, was in
town ON Monday and Tuesday visiting friends.
He is attending the University of Pennsyl-
vania. D,nta Department.
Louis b. Adams. of the firm of Murray Il
Adams. spent Sunday in New York.
Misses Violet and Halle Haines, daughters
of II. ii. Haines. ESD. OF Rising Sun. gradu-
ate this year at Swarthmore College. Pennsyl-
vania.
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II week with the Misses Haines at 'Glen
Mary near Elkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCorke. of New York, spent
Sunday with Miss Mollie T. Drennen. in
Elkton.
H. C. McCabe, of the Baltimore World,
spent Sunday in Elkton.
Mrs. William q Hollingsworth and Miss
Elm Holingsworth are visiting friends in
Carroll County.
A. b. Walmsey. of Tappan, n. Y, was an
EIkton visitor on Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Harry CantwelI, of Wilmington, is
visiting relatives in West Elkton.
Miss Blanche Ford. of Philadelphia is
visiting her sister, Miss Addie Ford in Elkton.
John Z. Wilson, ESD. of Centrevile Nd,
has been appointed Attorney and Clerk to
the Board of Election Supervisors of Queen
Anne County.
Father W. }. Birmingham, formerly pastor
Of the Eikton Catholic Church, now of st.
Joscph's Church, Wilmington, made the trip
to Elktou on his wheel on Wednesday and
spent the day with Father Campbell. He was
accompanied by Father Mealcy. of St. Peters,
and Father Crowley, of st. Annc's Churches.
Wilmington.
Miss May Smith, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles II. Smith, who is attending the Nor
mai School at Baltimore, has returned home
Tor the summer vacation
George Buchanan. of New York. is spend
father, Lewis 7. Buchanan. Mr.. Buchanan
is associated with the Thorne Typcsetting
Machine Company.
William T. Warbuuon, ESD. will deliver
an address at the commencement exercises OF
the West Nottingham Academy on Thursday.
June IS.
At the annual meeting of the Maryland
Civil Service Reform Association in Baltimore.
John $. Writ. ESD. was chosen one Of the
Nicc-Presidents.
The Rev. benjamin +. Price and wife have
moved to Elkton from Somerset County. and
will permanently reside here. having rented
Il house on South street. Mr.. Price is IL supcl-
animated member of the Wilmington VI. I.
Conference. and was recently pastor Of the
church al Woodlawn, this county
Mr.. II. A. Whitelock. of Perryvillr. has
succeeded Mr.. II. T. SmaIley lis bookkeepcr
for the Wilmington Hosiery Co. which is one
of the largc-! llrus in that city.
As member of the Board of Conference
visitors. the Rev. i. 5. Mowbray. pastor of
the Elkton NJ. L. Church, will visit Dickinson
College. Carlisle, Pa. on Monday Mr..
Mowbray is also Trustee OF the Conference
Academy, at Dover. Delaware, and will
attend Il meeting of the Board in that place
on Thursday.
Among the graduates this week at the Will
mington Cooley Commercial College were:
John $. Christie, of Colora: Clarence A.
Miller, of Mechanics Valley; and Harry A.
Whitelock, of Perryvile. In the commercial
department and in the shorthand department,
Miss Maggie ]. Maxwell, of Principle.
Warren ]. Haines, of Elkton. son of L. NJ,
Haines, Esq, is member of this years
graduating class at Princeton College. The
commencement exercises are held on Wednes-
day next
Mrs. j. Somman. Of Brooklyn, N. Y, is
visiting Miss Eva Boyd, on East High street.
Mrs. John Frazer, of Glasgow, Del, is visit
ing the family of her brother, John E. Gonce,
in Elkton.
Mrs. Ellen Benson is visiting Mrs. w. ].
Bryson, near Elkton.
Miss Julia Henderson, of Baltimore, is
visiting Mrs. W. w. Henderson, on East Main
street.
Burchell Johnson visited Elkton and vicin-
ity Sunday last.
Mrs. Jesse Bidwell is spending week with
friends at Sharon Hill and taking a much
needed rest
Mrs. George w. Mooney, of Philadelphia,
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Brown returned home on Monday.
Mrs. Elmer Hnson is visiting relatives at
Theodore, Md.
Marriage licenses were issued this week to:
Peter II. Nesbit, of Providence, and Isabella
E. Graham, of Ardmore, Pa. Harry d.
Smith, of Port Deposit, and Fannie Caldwell.
of Rowlandville