The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-01-30
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
WHAT HAS TRANSFERRED IN A
WEEK.
Special News From our Regular
Correspondents.
PORT DEPOSIT NEWS.

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few days last week.
Mrs Jennie Nesbitt and Miss Addie Wier
were Philadelphia visitors Saturday.
Mrs Virgie Spotswood, of Baltimore. Wis
tied Mrs. S. G. Rowland this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fox of Porter Bridge
were the company of Miss Nellie Fox Sunday.
Last Tuesday evening the Susquehanna
was lighted by torches and many enjoyed
themselves skating
The house lately vacated by Mrs. Emma
Brickley has been bought by Mr.. Henry Boyd
from Mr.. Wesley Nckle
Mrs. Houser of Cadiz. Ohio, is being enter
tanned by her daughter, Miss Mary V. Houser
was in town Monday.
Jane Simpson, an old colored resident OF
our town, dropped dead Wednesday night
Miss Vincent of Baltimore is now occupying
the position as matron of the Silver Gross
Home, Miss Pridham being called away to
attend her brother who is i'll.
Miss Albaugh of Walkerville and Miss
Florence Zimmerman of Frederick are Mrs
Dorcas' guests.
Mr.. Davis. Chief photographer of the L. S.
Geological Service, Washington. ID. c., Wis
tied the Jacob Tsme Institute on Monday.
Ms. George Volkhart and children re
turned to their home in Chester Monday after
pleasant visit with Mrs Armstrong.
Mrs. Louisa Matthews, of New Haven.
c mn, is being entertained by Mrs r. c.
Hopkins.
Mrs. Charlotte Newell will lead the Ep-
worth League Sunday evening.
Messrs. William and Walton Campbell
spent Tuesday and Wednesday with friends
in Baltimore.
Last Monday afternoon Miss jennie Martin
fell on the ice breaking her glasses and hurt
ing her knee quite badly
Mr.. Thomas Bond. Jr., was in Baltimore
Saturday.
Mrs. W. p Eveland met some of her friends
in Philadelphia Wednesday and from there
went to the Jersey coast where she spent n
few days
Mr.. stephen krauss has bought tho house
he formerly lived in. He will have it repaired
md hopes to move into it by May.
Miss Elizabeth Brickley was in Baltimore
saturday.
Mis- Essie Harlan has returned after Il
.hnrming visit with friends in Philadelphia
Mrs. Sarah Smith, of New London. has
'eutrd the house formerly occupied by Nj.
lanes Whnlen and will keep a boarding
| nuusr
Miss Gertrude Norris of Van Bbber, Nd.
Mrs. Norris guest
Mss Grace O'Brien of Baltimore has re-
uruCd to her homo after Il charming visit
y tn Mr. and Mrs Harvey Gerhauspr.
The first OF the week small child who
ives near Woodlawn, came to The Institute
Nth somc friends When she got there she
vas almost frozen. Everything in the teach
RS power was done to relieve her. but as sh.
'eemed to be suffering intensely DR.. Fisher
vas called in. She was taken to the home OF
some relatives in town where she will remain
untiI better
Miss Maud Seedlings is the guest Of friends
| n Oxford.
Mr. Howard Johnson had as his guess
Tuesday Mr.. William Smith, of oxford.
Miss ka'e Jamar spent few days this
week with Perryvie friends.
Next Tuesday is ground hog day
Messrs. Oldham and Williams filed their
ice houses this week with quantity of excel
| lent ice
The next meeting of the Lend-a-Hand
| Club will be held in the Tome Institute Fri.
day evening, February 5. most cordial ill.,
vltution is extended to all to be present.
one Monday evening the electric lights
were out for "A short time.
Mrs. Woodrow is visiting friends in Perry
vile.
Mr.. Bertram Whiteford skated into an air
| mole Tuesday and got wet.
The Cantanta ''Ruth' will be given by the
friends and members of the Epworh League
Tor the benefit of the Tome NJ. T.. Church,
about the 22nd of next month.
People on the lower side of the street are
beginning to think of moving up stairs.
| Miss Sallie White of Philadelphia has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs l.. G. White.
Rev Alexander NJ. Rick. pastor of Trinity
p. L. Church, Washington, d. c., has ac-
ceptcd call from St. james Church and will
move here sometime next month.