The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-03-07

practicing his profession. His younger
brother Palmer C. Ricketts,, is director of the
Polytechnic Engineering School, at Troy,
New York. and his youngest brother l.. ID.
Ricketts, is Il mining engineer in New
York city. Doctor Thomas Ricketts, left Eik-
ton. in 1865 and in 1870 entered Princeton
College. graduating in 1874 After his grad
uation he entered the Medical Department of
the University of Pennsylvania. where he was
graduated Doctor OF Medicine in 1877, and
was awarded the Hodge gold medal for pro-
nciency in anatomy and surgery. In 1879 he
located in Rawlins, where he is now practicing.
Secretary of State Richard Dallam, who
has been spending several days in Belair,
left for his home in Annapolis Saturday even
ing His aunt. Miss Lou Dallam, has been
very i'll at her home in Belair for some time
past. Mr. Daam came on to see her
! Mrs. Davidson. mother of the Rev. c. S.
Davidson, rector of the Church of the Good
shepherd, Chesapeake City, died at her home
in Baltimore, on Monday. Her remains wore
inferred at Annapolis.
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Main street, has been confined to his home
for several days with the grip.
/ Col. S. Il. Foard has been spending several
days in Philadelphia.
Marriage licenses were issued this week
to:-J. Harvey Ewing, of Elk Mills, Pa, and
Xzenia Smith, of Cecil county;-Wiliam p.
Anderson. Of New Jersey, and Hettie Falls
OF Philadelphia W. Foard, of Perry
vile, and Mary X. johnson. of Havre de
Grace:-Howard L. Preston and Georgia S.
Woodrow, of Liberty Grove;--George T.
Anthony and Lydia Cunningham, of Leslie;
William Freeman, Of Providence, and Mary
Ella Kennedy, OF Louisville.
b. F. Founders. Esq, of the Baltimore
bar was in Elkton on Tuesday.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Nellie Scarborough of Mechanics Valley, to
Walter A. Rowland, of Bay View.
Mrs. w. L. Pritchett and son, of Dover,
Delaware, are visiting her sister Mrs. A. S.
Mowbray, at the Elkton NJ E. Parsonage.
Miss Florence E. Wooley has returned to
Elkton after having spent the winter in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Mccullough re-
turned from their wedding trip On Monday
and are now residing with Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Anthony, on East Main street.
Their honeymoon was spent principally in
Richmond and Washington.
Mrs. +. E. Wagner, of Salisbury, is visiting
her sister Mrs. II. L. Alexander, on High
street.
! Prof.William Kersbaw and John C. Cuttings
Saturday.
Mrs J. l. Boswell, of Perryvillc. is being
entertain ed by Mrs. G. NJ Boulder, on Della
ware Avenue.
Miss Molle 7. Drennen is enjoying visit
to friends i'll New York City.
Mrs. Emma Il. Dunott is with ElktJn
friends.
Samuel Simon, of Baltimore. was in town
on Wednesday.
Dr. Clifford of Zion, was in EIkton on
Thursday.
| d. OSle McIullouSn spent wednesday, I'D
Philadelphia.
Miss Bertha Dunbar returned home yester-
day from II pleasant visit to friends in W.T.
mington and Philadelphia.
Mrs. William b Burnley, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs William
| ID. Dunbar, on North Street extended.
Mrs. Richard May, of Bozeman, Mon. is in
Elkton visiting relatives. ut present being the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Ann lamar on West
Main Street
Miss Laura lamar has returned home after
an extended visit to friends in Pittsburg.
william M. Knight. OF Baltimore, was in
Elkton on Thursday.
! Editors George II. Ash of the Cecil Demo-