The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-06-04

Next Sunday morning at half past ten
O'Clock, Children's Day will be celebrated in
the Presbyterian Church. Quite an exten-
sive proSrame is being prepared and those
present will enjoy the exercises
Mrs. III. L. Ranck. of Shamokin, is visit
ing Mrs. j. A. Gerry.
Mr.. II. G. Nesbitt is having electric lights
put in his house.
Mr.. Joseph Gaaher, of Wilmington, en-
loyed the Susquehanna scenery with his
friends III town on Monday.
MIR. Rumsey Smithson has new horse
and meat wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neasey, Of North East, spent
Sunday with the Misses Holm.
Be sure to attend the bazar beginning next
Wednesday, in the Opera House. given by the
Knights Of the Golden Eagle and The Tenn
| pie.
At the social given by the Willing Workers
at Mrs. J. W. Buriin's last Friday evening,
| 1914 was cleared
| Rev. Robert Stephenson. OF Seaiord, Dei''
| was in town on Thursday.
| Miss Georgianna Sturges, of PhiiaueIphla,
spent Friday with Mrs Laura McClenehah'
| Last Thursday Henry Glass, colored,
| started from here early in the evening TO IL
| dance to be given mt Porters' Bridge Nhen
| nearly there the horse fell down the BANK INTO
| the creek drowning. and hurting the occu-
| pants quite badly. The horse was named
| Harry and was a valuable animal. The
| horse had been hired from Mr.. John Fails.
| Glass ran away and has not been seen since.
| Mr.. Creswell Head, OF Washington. d. c.,
| was the guest Of Mrs. G. III. Head over sun
| day.
Miss Nav Holm. of Baltimore was Mt the
home of Mr.. Allie Holm from Saturday I'm
! til Monday.
| We are glad to see that Miss May Brum-
field is able to be out again.
Twenty dollars was cleared by st. James'
Church 10y tho festival held in the Parish
rooms Thursday night.
Miss Blanche Sutor OF Havre de Grace,
is enjoying herself, with Mrs. John Krauss.
Miss Nellie Grant, OF Philadelphia, is visit
ing Mr.. John Grant.
You are very cordially invited to attend
the Epworth League prayer meeting mt seven
o'clock in the lecture room in the NJ.
Church, next Sunday evening. The leader
that evening: will be Mrs. W. p. Eveland.
Text, The trial and triumph OF prayer
Kings Is: 42-46
Misses Esther Bond. Florence Bond, Geor-
gle Bond May Oakiord. Isabel Oakford,
Nlessrs Howell, Kidd and Weber OnkfoiG,
rode to lIavrC dc Grace on their bicycles last
Monday.
Mr.. Henry Atkins, of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday with Mrs Sarah Atkinson.
Miss Bessie Pugh has returned from a en-
loyal visit to Marietta,
The Shakespeare Club was very pleasantly
entertained 10y Miss Barry last Friday night
A new fence hns been built back OF Mrs.
/ Tones residence.
Rev. W. P. Compton addressed the G. A.
! r.. Post at Little Britain, Pa, on Monday
morning.
Last week Miss Carrie Vent fell down
the stairs spraining her ankle quite badly.
/ She is now able 10 so about little.
Last Friday morning ut seven o'clock Mr.
| Edward Rec diel at the University of Penn
svlvania Hospital. He had been I'll for some
weeks before going to the hospital, but think.
INK perhaps he would improve before theI
his mother took him week before hi:
DEATH He was a moral young man cnn mac
n great many friends. Funeral services tool
I uaca ut his mothers residence on High stree
ut three O'Clock on Monday afternoon, IL
, charge of Rev. W P. Compton and Rev. II
! w. Ewing. The bearers were SIX OF The