The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-06-26


Pennsylvania; Malcolm Price, Hartford Co.,
Davis, Will Smith. With the exception of
four the whole party is being entertained at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. R. c. Hopkins as
guests of their daughters Misses Frances and
Mary.
Messrs Howard and Walter McClcnahan
are home from Princeton College for the
summer.
Mr.. William McClenahan was in Baltimore
Saturday
Mr.. Samuel c. Rowland who has been
quite ill for two weeks, is slowly improving.
Mr.. Norman Nowland, of Washington, is
in town.
Mrs. William Cummings visited friends in
Wilmington this week.
Mr. George Stengle visited Mr.. Than v.
Ranch OF the Philadelphia Inquirer Tuesday.
Mrs. J. A. Gerry is enjoying herself at the
homo OF Rev. and Mrs. II. w. Ewing, "The
Highlands Wilmington, Del.
Master William Mitchell spent Sunday ut
the Harward's..
Mrs. G. NJ. Heald was at Creswell Hall near
Elkton Monday and Tuesday.
Messrs. Meetch johnson and Frederick, of
Pennsylvania, are in town to see if the capital
stock of the Water Company could not be
increased.
Lawyer Writ, of Elkton, was in town on
Wednesday.
Miss Katharine L. Rutherford, of Philadel--
phia, visited Miss Gerry Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Emery McClenahan and son
are in Baltimore. Mr.. McCenahan is there
for medical attention at st. Joseph's Hospital.
Mr.. Edwin Dorcus and family are visiting
relatives in Frederick. Nd.
DR.. and Mrs. Eveland have left for their
summer outing. They are now in Harris
burg and will from there so to Mt. Holly to
Mrs. Eveand's fathers.
Mrs. Charlotte Newell, Misses Nannette
Jewett. Jane Templeton, Margaret Evans,
teachers at the Tome Institute, are going to
spend the summer in Howard, Mass.
Miss Bessie Pugh is having a fine time in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Howard McClenahan will return to
Princeton in the fall as assistant in the science
department. He is to be congratulated on
his success.
Mrs. VIM. McClcnahan spent Wednesday in
Elktor.
Mr.. John Krauss, our popular barber, is
having water put in his shop and fixing up
everything for the pleasure of his patrons.
DIR. H. W. Hopes, Messrs. Grey. John
Kimble, Joseph Eyerist, Harry and William
Nesbtt attended a banquet in Baltimore at
tbn lToSppi,. |, ri, in, of th.
Tooth anniversary OF this grand order.
Miss Clara Mann is spending the summer
in Groveland, N. Y. Miss Frances Barnard
in Westmoreland, n Y. Miss Bennett in
Westport, Conn. Miss Alice Gardner, Pitts
burg. Mr.. J. II. Curran, Carlisle, Pa
Miss Elfle Raynor will sail Saturday with Il
party of friends for Europe where they will
travel both in the British isles and on the
continent during the months of July and
August.
Misses II. L. Stone and Margaret Grant
will not return to the Institute as they are to
be married this summer.
Miss Short, sewing teacher, will return to
her home in Fruita, Colo, and another will
fill her place. Prof. Lamb has been recalled
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the regret of all in our town.
Miss Beulah Creswel entertained the first
class of the night school Tuesday night.
Mr.. Alfred Bender has put fence across
the back of his yard, making n great inn
provement to his property.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.
Arthur Brace Leach to Miss H. Marcia Clark,
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happy couple will return the middle of
August.
The Democrats held their primaries in Mr..
Gerry's store room Saturday afternoon.
A self-apponted committee arranged and
held lawn fete Wednesday and Friday
nights of last week for the benefit of the nj.
i. Sunday School. The church lawn and
hillside were filed with Japanese lanterns,
the tables and booths were works of art, and
with tho bright faces and cheerful voices it
made the placea veritable fairy land. Friday
nigh. the Masons numbering about 30. went
up in body and materially aided the cause,
for which the committee is very much in
deb,ed. Tho net receipts were s37.11. Tho
committee consisted of Mrs. Clara NJ. knight,
| MT. y. Is. ADrananlS, MISS llllle Dulcnennart,
Messrs. Edwin Boynton. John Creswell and
Wm. McClenahan.
An excursion from Baltimore landed here
Sunday at p. m. The crowd was we'll be-
haved but we prefer having them land some
other day.
The Town improvement Association has
sent out dodgers to each householder in the
town asking them to pick up all paper or
anything that will burn and destroy it, also
to have all dirt, tin cans, ETC., placed in a
box or some other convenient receptacle to
be taken away by the collector who will begin
his round next Saturday morning at o'clock
at the upper end OF the town. This move-
ment was started by q woman.
On Monday, June 81, Rev. Martin Slice,
who was ordained at the cathedral in Balti-
more the preceding Thursday, celebrated his
| first mass in st. Teresa Church of this town.
Clad in their sacredotal robes, the priests and
students who took part in the celebration,
accompanied him from the pastors residence.
He was ushered into the church to the peals
| from the organ. Four little girls clad in
white, with lilies in their hands preceded his
reverence The wreath OF honor was CARRIED
on silk pillow by his little ave-year-old