The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1897-07-17
Mrs. Miriam Mitchell and child are at


"Delburn," the home OF her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Bond.-Rev. Harvey w. Ewing
and son were in town Monday. The former
pastor was warmly greeted.-John Peacock
has had his pension increased. -Messrs. Cole
man who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
l.. Barry. have returned to their home in
Western Maryland. Mr.. A. NJ. Yanneman
was in Wilmington Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Mary Abrahams is visiting Miss Eileen
McCabe AT Govanstown.-Mi Miss Ray Marshall,
of Baltimore, is visiting Miss Marie Barry
Miss Ada Kirk of Colora, was in town this
week.-Dr. L. S. Boyle was at his parents in
Hartford county Wednesday.-Mr G. H. Bar
rister, the jeweler has transferred his mem
bership in the Masonic order from Jersey
City to the one here.-Mr. Marion johnson
has returned to his home in Baltimore after
spending some time with the Messrs. Ahra-
hams.-Miss Beulah Creswell is with the
Misses Keen at West Nottingham
The recent rain has done vast amount of
good, especially to the vegetables
The ladies of the Aid Society are busily
engaged in cleaning the NJ. Z. Church. The
infant room will have new carpet. and
cocoa mating will be put down in the main
Sunday School room. The money for carpet
and mating was furnished by the selt-ap-
pointed committee who held Il lawn fete about
two weeks ago.
We are sorry to learn of DR.. II. L. Brum-
wells illness. but hope it is not serious and
he will soon be able to attend his patients
who are now under the watchfuI care of DR..
S. G. Fisher
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Head, of Lynchburg.
Va, stopped at the home of Mrs. G. NJ. Head
Monday on their way to New York where
they will take the steamer Emperor Fred
erick" for Europe. They left their son Wistar
here to spend the summer with his grand
mother. Mr. Wm Head and son, of Ger
mantown, are also Mrs. Heads guests.
On Saturday the Darlington base ball team
came to Port to play our boys. Both sides
played well. but at the close our boys were
the winners. score being IL to g.
There was dance on Roberts Island Tues
day night under the management of John
Farr.
There will be- a lawn fete at the home of
Miss Margaret Miller Tuesday, July 20, under
the auspices of the Young Woman's Temper
ance Union of Woodawn.
Miss Emma Stone. OF Posdam, former
music director ut the Tome Institute. and
Prot. j. NJ. jameson. former science teacher
at the same institution. now of Pratt Insti-
tute. Brooklyn, We're married at high noon
on Wednesday at the home of the brides
parents in Potsdam, n Y. They left mme-
dately for a tour through the White Noun
tains.
The friends of Mrs Henrietta r. Coulson
were shocked on Friday to learn of her death.
While she has been sufferer for Il number of
years from heart disease yet her sudden de-
mise was not anticipated. She died at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlings
near town. She leaves Il husband and three
children. The children will remain with their
grandparents. Funeral services were held
Monday mt 2 p. m. in charge of Rev. W p.
Compton, assisted by Revs. Harvey w. Ewing
and j. d. Kemp. Two selections Lead
Kindly Light" and peace, Sweet Peace"
were sung by Mrs. f. j. Abrahams. Mrs. G.
NJ Knight Miss Florence Gerry, Rev H. W.
Ewing. lnterment in Hopewell Cemetery.