The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-09-10
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
NORTH EAST NEWS.
NORTH EAST. Sept. 10. 1898.

NORTH EAST. Sept. 10. 1898.
Herbert Green, Of Baltimore. spent n few
days with W. A. Blackwell.
Gus Minker of Wilmington. is snapdino
two weeks with friends and relatives here
Fl. E. Pierson has returned from a two
weeks visit to Baltimore and Cambridge.
Miss Mabel Yerling add brother, Samuel
returned to their home in Cumberland. after
a pleasant visit to Miss Emma Mearns.
Miss Elizabeth Wright, of Chestertown, is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. S. L. Ford
Miss Hettie Raynor returned to her home
in Philadelphia, on Tuesday, after pleasant
visit to the Misses Alexander
Joseph Mcdaniel spent few days in town
this week.
Howard Abrahans, of Baltimore, was the
guest Of friends and relatives in town this
week
Contractor L. o. Cameron, of EIkton, is
erecting new porch at the public school.
Frank Peach will represent the State
Council o. U. A. NJ. OF Maryland, at the
National Council, which meets next week at
Cleveland, Ohio.
dance was given by the young men of
North East. last Thursday evening in the
wrench factory. Those that enjoyed it were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Worth, MIR. and
Mrs. John 7. Veasey, Misses Reba
and Louise Alexander, Blanche Matt
hews, Susie Macher, Bessie Hohr, Lulu
Benjamin, Hettie Raynor and Miss Hessie;
Messrs, Dr. Underwood. W. J. Falls, Ed and
Harry, Walter Blackwell. r. Richard. Will
Rutter, Arthur Beatty Allie McNamee, Harry
Shippers. James Rutter and Mr. Boyd. The
music was furnished 10y Prof. Ccstlctt's
orchestra.
Katie Realey, of Elkton. is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. John Roach.
The North Convention of Diocese of Easton
in North Elk Parish, will be held at st Mary
P. L. Church on Sept q, 20 and Goth. The
subject for discussion are: The Missionary
Work CT the Parish and Prayer by Revs.
Samuel Edison, G. T. Denroche, DR.. Thos.
DR.. Schouler; Alexander NJ. Richards and H.
B. Phelps.
Mrs. Charlotte Annette widow of Jos.
Arnett died last Sunday. at the home of her
brother, Emanuel Nogle. Churchville, Har-
ford county. in the SD year CT her age. Mrs.
Annette was thrice married. Her first hus-
band vas George McGuirk. by which union
she had three children, John, Elwood and
Frank McGuirk. Her second husband was
Jeremiah Cornwall, by whom she had one
SON. Theodore. Her last. Joseph Aruett. Mrs
Arnett's remains were brought from Hartford
county on Saturday, and inferred in the st.
Mary's Cemetery al 2 p. m.
Mrs. E. L. b. Day gave an evening social
last Friday evening i'll honor of her guest,
Miss Leila Benjamin, of Chester, Pa.
The tomato crop i'll Cecil is nearly total
failure. The farmers say the yield will not
reach the usual mark by several hundred
bushels, owing to the dry weather which
caused the tomato, $ to rot
DR.. r. A. WorTall. of North East. and Theo.
Stubh, OF Pennsylvania, are invited to make
addresses at the fair aud festival to be held
at Calvert, on the 18th inst
Mrs. Lettia Baker died at her home in
North East, last Monday morning of muig-
nant dysentery in the Is year Of her age. She
was taken to Hopewcl on Wednesday, where
interment was made
The opening OF rail and reed bird season
was not very favorable here last Monday.
The rail birds are scarce, but reedies are
more plentiful on the North East marshes.
The X OF p. Band furnished music at the
opening day Of the Cecil County Fair last
Tuesday.