The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-04-24
NORTH EAST NEWS.
NORTH EAST. April "a, 1897

NORTH EAST. April "a, 1897
Miss Carrie Meekin is visiting in Elkton.
Mrs. DR.. Worrall is visiting in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Charles Ford, of Washington, d. c., spent
Sunday with his brother |. H. Ford, Esq
Mr.. Joseph Stout has returned from a
lengthy visit to Washington with relatives.
Mr.. George w. Harvey, who has been very
i'll for some time, is but slightly improved.
Prof. Z. b. Fockler spent the Easter holidays
with friends at distance Miss Laura Lam
bert is still home from Andora school where
the second assistant is not needed yet on
account of the diptheria. Mrs. Gertrude
| Dnsmore, of College Green, and Miss Mabel
Foster, of Pennington, have been visiting
| their aunt Mrs. j. A. Lambert. William
Jackson and family. of Baldwin, spent Sun.
day with relatives. Rev. Mr. Dickerson. of
| Camden, N. j., filled the pulpit of Reeds A.
| U. VI. p. Church on Sunday evening and on
Monday gave an illustrated lecture in the
church. Mrs. J. T. Biddle and daughter left
on Monday for their future home at Lock
Haven, Pa, with her sisters Mrs Annie and
Minnie Brewer. Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Para
Reeds Hotel preparatory to occupying the
cottage Mt the Charlton works where he will
have charge of the chemical department.
William Ben amn suffered an attack of
paralysis at his home near Leslie for the
second time and his recovery is doubtful
Dr. Housekeeper is attending him. Charles
T. +. Mearns is confined to his home with
the grippe but is improving. Misses Louise
and Reba Alexander spent the holidays in
Philadelphia and Chester Miss Ethel Nc
Cullough is visiting in Wilmington. Mr. and
Mrs. William Regain spent Sunday with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Arrison. Mrs.
Alfred Ford, of Washington, is visiting Mrs.
Charles 7. F. Mearns. Miss Mabel Matthews
is visiting relatives and friends at n distance.
Miss Jennie Campbell and Mrs. Mary Lynch
spent the Easter holidays in Philadelphia and
Chester. Mrs. DR.. Underwood and daughter
are visiting at Conowingo. Thomas Davis,
the Elk Neck mail carrier is representing
Riverview Council, No. 10S. Jr o. U. A. NJ,
in the State Council at Frostburg, Md, this
week. Miss Annie Kinfelter, OF Lancaster.
is visiting relatives in this vicinity. Walter
Blackwell has secured situation as book
keeper with Webster & Krebb. of Baltimore.
An egg hunt was held at the rectory on
Monday morning by the children of the Sun
day School, and quite a number participated.
The Epworth League met and elected the
following officers: President, Harry Logan;
LIST vice-president, Miss Mabel Matthews; ID
vice-president, Mrs. Clara Shippers; Sd vice
president, Amos Ewing; 4th vice-president,
Miss Ida Thomas; secretary. Miss Minnie
Alexander; treasurer Miss Matte Warner,
organist, Mrs. DR.. Worrall.
Mrs. DIR. Ford attended the funeral of her
brother Charles r. Potts who was killed in
Baltimore on Sunday by a p. w. q B. rail
road train, at their old home at Chestertown.
Md. on Thursday.
Bailif George T. Murray has been raising
the crossings this week and otherwise i'm
proving the streets.
The funeral OF James S. MafItt ST. who
died at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore
on Thursday took place on Sunday ut the
NJ. E. Church, the remains being brought
here in charge of delegation OF Baltimore