The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-06-11

day, at Middletown.
Sunday, tomorrow, will be children
day at A. L. NJ. P. Church, Elkton.
Harry IIaragan, of Baldwins, Who has
been i'll for several days is again recovering.
john NJ. Gilbert, of Havre de Grace,
has been granted government pension of
Sc per month.
George Campbell, of Wilmington, rode
from that city to Marley mill, on wheel,
in one hour and So minutes on Monday.
The stewards of the Dover district Of
the Wilmington NJ. Z. Conference have
fixed the salary Of Presiding Elder Baker
at $500 for the coming year.
Wednesday and Thursday of this week
was trades days in Wilmington, and as the
railroad companies gave special rates, big
influx Of visitors were in that city.
Miss Sara Wesley Norris OF Rising
sun, graduate Of the WomaH's College,,
Baltimore, attended the re union of ler
class 90 GIN that city on saturday
Hon. job $. Writ, oS Elkton, will be
one of those responding to toasts, at the
annual banquet Of the Maryland state Bar
Association at the Blue Mountain House,
on July %. The meeting opcns on Julv u.
The flag raising at Newark, Del, TO-
Gay, promises TO he a grand affair Con
gresham Handy and William Michae.
Byrne are announced to speak on the &C.
casion.
The new Methodist Protestant Church,
at Seaford, erected at cost OF more than
10000, was dedicated with imposing CERT
monies Oh sunday. Prominent clergymeo
were in attendance.
Judge William r. Martin, Of this cir
cuit, is on trip to Southwestern Kansas
aud Okl0homa, on business connected with
the estate OF the late Major Samuel T.
sections.
AT the meeting of the Maryland
League Of Republican Clubs in Baltimore,
on June %, an address will be made by
Mrs. j. Ellen Foster, of Washington, who
is an active worker in the Republican
cause.
Frank +. Larkin and his bride have
returned to their home in Rose City, Mich,
their marriage being the sequel OF a roman
tic courtship, Years ago Mr.. LarIin met
his wife, who was then Miss Della Aler,
in the West. He cour.ed her, but the
couple dritted apart, and Miss Allen mar
red Mr.. Rogers, who died some time ago.
Larkin heard that she was a widow, living
in Georgetown, and promptly went to that
town. The two, who had not seen each
o!her for twenty years, were married by
Rev. j. II. $. Ewell, pastor of the Metho-
dist Church.
The Democratic State Editors Associe-
ton met in Baltimore on Tuesday and a.
ter a business session went on trip TO
st. Mary's county as the guests of Mr.
Henry Williams, president OF the Weems
line OF steamers. They spent Wednesday
at Leonardtown and returned to Baltimore
Thursday, Thursday night they were the
guests Of the Journalists Club. The county
editors and the ladies accompanying them
were given theatre party Thursday night
at the Howard Auditorium, where Pima
FORE and "Cavalleria Rustioana were
given by The National Opera Comigue
Company. After the theatre the men in
the party were given ''club night" at the
new home of the Journalists Club, 10 West
Saratoga street. Selling this as an oppor-
tunity to bring together thecountry editors
and the city newspaper men, the Journal
lists Club invited all the county editors in
Maryland, regardless Of politics. and the
gathering was large and enjoyable one.
The annual convention of the Christian
Endeavor Society will be held in Nashville
Tenn July to /. Already the mem
bers of the society in this state have evinced
interest in the coming con-
vention, and it is thought that an mus
ually large number will be present from
Baltimore. The Maryland delegation will
assemble at Union Station at 1890 o'clock
in the afternoon of the Fourth of July.
Arriving in Washington at two O'Clock,
they will take a special train over the
Southern Railway. The first stop will be
at Lynchburg, Va, for supper, at seven
O'Clock in the evening. On the following
morning a stop will be made at Asheville,
y. c., where the delegates will take break
fast, and will also take drive to Biltmore,
the residence OF George w. Vanderbilt.
The delegates will have dinner at Hot
Springs at twelve o'clock, and will then
push on to Chattanooga, where they will
spend the night On Wednesday morning
they will 20 over to Lookout Mountain and
Park, and will arrive at
Nashville about four clock in the after
noon. The delegates will return home in
regular trains. During the stay at Nash
vile, the headquarters of the Maryland
delegation will be the Elm Street Method
;st En;srnnal Church South oornar ~ III,