The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-08-19
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CHESAPEAKE CITY NEWS.


CHESAPEAKE CITY, August IS. 1899
Miss Shears Of Philadelphia is the guest
OF Miss Murray. Miss Emma Cough, of Bel-
timore, is the guest of Mrs William Hudson,
Miss Mabel Hart of Wilmington, is visiting
Miss SalIie Barwick. Miss Minnie Bouchelle
i the guest OF her cousin, Miss Dora Steele.
Mrs. Harry Mclaughlin, of Wilmington. il
visiting Miss Florence Egee. Mrs. Joseph
Steele, Misses Dora Steele and Minnie B6u-
chclle spent Wednesday with the family Of
Augustus Bouchelle, on the Manor.
Misses Alice and Marion Boulder spent
Monday with their sister, Mrs. II. v Man
love. of Middletown Mrs. Hamilton Price,
of EarleviDle, spent Thursday with her sister.
Mrs. Frederick Egee. Mr.. and Mrs James
Woodhead and son, Of Philadelphia, and
Miss Laura Watson are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Watson. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Good
now, OF Wilmington, and Wardel Ross, are
spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Ross. Victor Woolley and DR..
EiIergood, Of Wilmington, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Wooley-Mrs. william
Coleman has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Hague and Wallace Foard, Of Elkton, have
been spending their vacation here with their
parents
Thomas Armstrong spent few days last
week with his mother in Port Deposit Mr..
and Mrs. Bloomer are spending this month
with friends at Lake Chautauqua, n y
Mrs. Frank Peach and daughters, Emily and
Fannie, OF North East, and Miss Molie
Foard, Of st. Augustine, are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Eli oard.-Misses
Katie and Estelle Hanson, OF Baltimore, are
visiting relatives In and near town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bennett. Of Cecilton, spent sew
eral days this week with her parents.
Miss Fannie Brooks has been visiting Miss
Florence Gerry. at Port Deposit MRS. VIM.
G. Ray, Misses Mary Rodgers and Ella
Boulder spent several days this week with
Mrs. James A. Boulden Mrs. Schulty and
children, OF Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. John
Pierce.-Mrs. Charles Lane, OF Philadelphia
is visiting Mrs. Harry Grif1in.-Mr. and Mrs
G. S, Wooley are sojourning at Narragansett
Pier.-Miss Nan Hayes is entertaining her
sister from Bears Station.-Miss Mary Ber-
nett, Of Baltimore and Gwin NJ Jones, of
New York. were in town on Wednesday,
Mrs. s. A. Dushane and Misses Florence
Egee and Sallio Barwick have returned from
a pleasant trip to Atlantic City.
Some OF our young people held picnic at
Welsh Point on Tuesday. They went In a
large peach wagon to Randalia, then over in
boat to the Point. Those participating
were: Mr. and Mrs Bennett Steele. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Graves, Misses Hattie Morgan.
Elsie Karsner, Mary Willis, Anna Hanson,
Minnie Reed, Messrs. John Reed, Jr., Groome
Steele, T. ]. Conrey. Ralph Hargraves and
DR.. Delmar Smithers.
The young ladies OF our town gave a de-
lightful dance at Ericsson Park pavilion on
Thursday evening.
Robinsons cannery is in working order,
and they are canning corn for the first time.
The colored people from this town and St.
Augustine attended the picnic in Elkton on
Thursday, accompanied by the st. Augustine
cornet band
The small child of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Pratt died at their home on Wednesday.
For the past few days the Ericsson line
steamers have met at the wharf, thus making
it impossible for the excursionists to get out
through the town.