The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-06-19

Miss Emma Lewis is visiting Mrs. Edward
r. Perkins in Wa-hinY'on.
Miss May ellison visited Mrs. Edward
Taylor several dr 'r'~ week.
Miss Jordor Philadelphia. is the guest
of Mrs. Manly T'"nn"n East Main street.
Miss aIarsg,c; McCauley left Elkton We'd
nesday 'o~ Staples. Mimi, where she will
spend the sutnm"r.
Miss Give Ellis is spending several of the
summer months in E!kton at the home Of her
uncle, Or. c. NJ. Ellis.
Miss Martha Biddle left EIkton on Monday
for Milo. Maine, where she will spend the
summer with her niece, Mrs. r. l.. Doble.
Miss Nellie JetTries and Miss Torbert of
Wilmington, spent several days this week
with Mrs. NJ. A. T. Ellis and Miss Jane
Torbert in Elkton.
Samuel ]. Keys, of Elkton, State Delegate,
Is attending the annual session of the National
Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ. at Pittsburg. Pa.
this week.
Mrs. Mary A. Johnson, who has been
Of North East, has gone to her daughters,
Mrs. Millicent Dawson. of Theodore, for the
summer.
john 5. Writ. Esq of Etkton, delivered an
address before the PhIIokalian Society, of
ST. Johns College. Annapolis, on Monday
evening, this being commencement week there.
Mr.. Writ is member IF the class Of u Of
thn college
Three EiHlon hoy-. AL graduates OF the
!, 'ston Anadcry. too!; class honors this wecE.
cl'h Io;,@in@ III, class: Ernest Crujkshank.
at WASHINGTON "u,I",s". CaustcrtoH:n, class pl
u: Marx T.. Founders. class Of %. same
college; G. iIarlau Wells, class Of 80, Dea-
w:rn College. Newark.
F:o friends OF State Senator Charles c.
C-othcra. Of Elkton. will learn with pleasure
that his condition is very favorable after I'M
G"rS"iuG II successful operation on Monday
morning at johns Hopkins Hospital, Balti-
more, for an affection Of the right side Of the
face. The operation was an exceedingly deli
cate one. which he stood we'll. He will re-
main at the hospital several weeks The
pI''IdllpH WIS ItIlbllufu ny Ipi W. - IlHl-
stead an eminent specialist. assisted by DR..
Joseph G. Boodgool, the resident physician
at the hospital; DR.. C. NJ Ellis, Of Eikton,
aaG DR.. A. G. Crothers, Of Port DrpD
brother of the senator.
Hiram MCCULLOUGH, Of Chicago,t is spending
several weeks in E!&ton. Mrs l.. N. EIaines
is at Mt Poroua Pa Mis- Mollc 7. Dr-nnrn
is with Washington friends Mr. and Mr.. r.
G. rhurknry ar vsi:in,. % Duyer. D"L Miss
Lucy Black, Philadelphia, is visiting Mrs
John MrElmoye. JOHN @. Cuttings. OF th"
philo'eiphn bar. vn- in Elttuy this week.
Mrs. Mary ]. Jones is spending several days
with her son. \. ID. Jones, Ridley Par", Ia
Misses Charlotte Ash and Carrie Hail are Wis
ting the Nashville, tennessee. Exposition
Misses Alice Balance and Mary Forest, of
Wilmington. have been guests Of Mrs Oic
T. q lies. Miss Elose Walmslcy is visiting
her mother in New Jersey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Taylor of Niagara Falls. N Y. are
visiting Elkton friends. Mrs. William Roth
well, of New York is the guest of her sisters
the Misses Ford. Misses Mabel Keys and
Victoria lamar are at home from Wilson
College for the summer vacation. Miss Alice
Schouler is on trip to New England. Mr..
and Mrs. Joshua Ash are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles White, at Hope Valley, r. l.
Charles b. Finley, Jr., son of Cashier Fin
ley, Of the National Bank OF Elkton, is home
from Princeton University for the summer
vacation. He is now in his Sophomore year.
a n.
Monday in the death Of DIR. George Kerr
Edwards, of New Castle. Delaware, of the
class Of 'S9. Il most loyal son OF old Nassau,
who although suffering from a fatal disease,
each year went back to his alma mater to
attend his class reunions. When he left New
Castle last Friday, accompanied by Dr. John
j. Black, he stated that he wanted to see his
class once moro. He was given IN ovation
on his arrival at Princeton, and on Saturday
his condition seemed to be greatly improved
aud DIR. Black returned home DIR. Edwards,
on Saturday evening, sent the following telc-
gram to his NV Castle relatives: Prince
ton won; am happy when ut his class
reunion on Saturday evening, during speech
for which he was called upon he sai1 II
ha;o come back to Princeton to die. | want
90 lud nay old room in Fast before it is torn
down to make way for the library. and when
[ have found il | want to go in and die there
On Sunday he went to East and found his old
room, No. 3 Southeast. and spent the night
there Lately he had suffered very much
from consumption and Monday morning was
unable 20 rise. That afternoon he passed ay".'