The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-14
NORTH EAST NEWS.
Nonrn EAsw, October IS. lSsG

The "CcnH U.hii' is on safe each ,rech il,
Norh East II Reynod$' Ne,rs Tand. 3
c"nts "opy.
Miss Kato Williams Of Theodore, is the
| guest OF Mr. and Mrs. J.. r. Williams.
j. Murrl Clark, of Washington. d. G.. spent
| from Saturda until Monday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs W. j. Clark.
Howard Abrahams. OF Baltimore, sLcnt
| two days ia town.
Miss Salno NJ. Ford left for Washington. D.
c.. on Friday whore she will make her future
| home
John Norman spent sunday in philadeI-
| phia.
Harry N. Blackwell has accepted n posi-
! ton in the Aldine Hotel, Philadelphia. lie
left Tor Philadelphia on Friday.
Walter \. Blackwell spent last week in
| Baltimore
North East Chapter Of the Epworth League
| will hold a reunion Of Church aud Chapte r
on sunday evening, October %. The reunion
to take the place Of the regular Sunday night
service. An interesting program is being
prepared.
W. 7. Reed Is quite i'll with typhoid fever
AT the residence of his father. john Reed on
| Main street.
There was forwarded to Samuel Hoffman
OF this town, by the L. S. Quartermaster at
San Francisco, Il chest containing the effects
of Robert Hoffman, a brother OF Samuel, who
for the last II years had been somewhere on
tho Pacific slope. TIL" contents showed that
he belonged to Company NJ, Second Regi-
ment Oregon Volunteers, and had been to
| Manila, and was either killed there or died
on his way home. The contents OF the ches t
We're curiosity Mauser bullets, handker-
chiefs, a cross and different kind of badges,
clothes and II small book, written by one OF
the crew OF tho "BaltimOre" on the Battle OF
Ia, and t,l 1. &,
| Newman, Manila.
Elizabeth, the eight months old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Bozaret, died on Mon
! day from Il lingering illness. Interment in
the NJ. f. Cemetery on Tuesday.
| John r Wright, of Washington, President
of the National Association Of Local Preach
ers, made an address before 42nd annual
meeting of that organization last Friday
night in South Baltimore Church. Baltimore.
Mr., Wright is also president OF the Local
| Preachers camp at Leslie.
John Husfelt will occupy the farm house
| on the Mcdaniel farm near town, lately Occu-
pied by Z. 7. Williams
| Miss Helen Reeder attained an average OF
100 per cent. at the North East High School
for the month OF September.
Our registrars of the 1st precinct of the
| Fifth, added IS new names last Tuesday on
the books and granted IL removals to other
! districts
Joseph Thompson will discontinue the con-
! f"rtioncCy business and move to his own
| Aous' Oh Main street W. 7. Reed who has
moved back from Chester will occupy the
! house vacated 10y Mr.. Thompson.
Mrs Phoebe A. JofIcrs. wife OF Granville
S. Jelr's, died at hcr home in Chester. on
! Huesiav, from inngmitiea Of old age. in hrr
| S2l year. Besides her husband three child
rem survive her. Her remains We're taken to
Kissing Sun, on Thursday, where the funeral
service we're held ut ! 80 M, from the
residence Of her daughter. Mrs. ". j. NJ.
! DOugull. lntrrment nj BrnohvieW Cemetery
Misses Jennie and Mabel Matthews, Loah
aad May Wcst, Sue Wilson, NIessrs Guy
Johnson, Prof. E. p Fockler, Kinsey Mat.
| trrW-, Jesse West. john Williams formed a
merry party that attended the Export Expo.
sition now in progress in Philadelphia.
Jn.;H Alexander has moved to the Neaman:
| hou5" Qu Back street
Eli Wyrc lost a valuah" COW last Wedncs
day from the collie.
Z. 7. Williams has opened up butcher
store on the corner of Mill lane and Main
| street
Judge Beatty who was confined to his room
for few days with severe cold was able tc
attend Orphans Court in Elkton on Wednes-
day.