The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-09-03
NORTH EAST NEWS.
NORTH EAST, Sept, 9, 1898,

Miss Ella NltwOrth. OF Elkton, spent Sun
day with Miss Emma Mearns
Charles Eisenhohr and Snowden Ball. Of
Philadelphia, spent several days with Philip
Ricord.
Mrs. H. Laurence ari granddaughter Isa-
belle, of Baltimore. spent several days with
Mrs. P. A. Ricard, Elk Neck.
Miss Mamie Lowe, OF Philadelphia, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. Lowe
Miss Estel!a Sanders. of Crumpton, is being
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs John Bacon.
Misses Ruth and Lille McCrackpn were the
guests of Miss Bessie Manly from Saturday
until Monday in Elkton
Mrs. Mucher. of Baltimore, is spending
some time among her friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs II NJ. pirrson visited their
daughter, Mrs. William b. Reed, at Perry
vile, on sunday.
Miss Lula Benjamin, of Chester, spent the
week with her sister, Mrs. E. 7. b. Day.
Walter Blackwell spent Sunday in Elk
Neck, being the guest of his uncle. ?. A.
Rirard.
Ed Davis is spending week at Atlantic
City.
Miss Helen Reeder has returned from an
extended visit to Calvert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Touchston, of Calvert.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Reeder.
Mrs. Anna Rayuor and daughter Hettie of
Philadelphia, are the guests of the Misses
Alexander.
DR.. Theodore \. Worrall has returned from
trip among the mountains OF North Car
DINA, which he describes rs being most de-
ightfuI.
John H. Armstrong is sojourning at At
antic City
$. L. Grosh left on sunday for his home in
,r.I1 II, e..
Gro-h, Of Bacon Hill
Miss Mary Lynch spent the week in Perry
vile.
Mrs. Mary Waters OF Phmnixville, is the
guest of Mrs. Wharton.
Miss Fannie White and Paul Palmer have
returned to their homes in Portsmouth, Va.
after pleasant visit to Rev. and Mrs. Giles
b. Cooke.
+. W. Jones Of Perryvllc. spent Thurs
LAY in town on business.
Miss Madge Haley spent from Saturday to
Monday with Miss Lydia Lunar, of Charles
towr.
Ms Elmer Hinson and children Of Elk
ton, spent two days with Mr. and Mrs. L. I.
Williams.
Mrs Markee and daughter Emma, of Phil
ddephia Mrs. Deviunry and daughter. If
Wilmington, and Miss Emma Heisler, Of
tharle-tOWn, spent several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Scotch.
o. Logan is having his residence on
Nam street touched up with fresh coat Of
paint II. NJ West is doing the work
The colored camp, which has been in pro-
gress i'll the park Ut the covered bridge,
closed last SUNDAY evening
lhe fire brick companies OF our town are
now running full time getting ready for their
fall trade. which opens about the middle Of
thi. month.
a new Esley organ has been placed in the
NJ. +. Sunday school room by Prot Lynch,
agent.
The annual picnic of st. Mary's P. f.
Church was held last Thursday afternoon on
the rectory grounds.
Judge Charles E. Beatty is spending ten
days at Atlantic City.
Miss Leah West has returned from a visit
to friends in Warwick.
The Columbian Paint Mfg. Co. received
orders for large quantity of their Pierre
Mineral Paint this week.
Miss Maggie Lamar. OF Charlestown, is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. +. J. Campbell
Walton Jenness, whe enlisted in the navy
at the beginning Of the war, spent twenty
four hours leav at home on Monday. He
was assigned to the st. Louis on April %,
which sailed Immediately for Santiago, and
on May 10 was engaged in battle. May 10,
they had skirmise with two gun boats. On
this trip he cut nine cables and captured
collier. Seven marines, of which be was one.
captured large schooner in a row boat. He
will receive between two and three hundred
dollars in prize money. He related many
instances Of which this is one The Span
iards said the Americans did not fight fair
because when the Spaniards fired on the
| Cuhans they would return the fire and drop
back, and the Americans would fire and keep
advancing. The St. Louis brought Admiral
Ceryera and fifty officers to Annapolis.
An inmate Of the insane asylum gained his
| freedom on Wednesday. He was captured at
North East and taken back to that institution
! by overseer Lynch.