The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-28
CHESAPEAKE CITY NEWS.
CHESAPEAKE CITY, Oct. 81, 1899.

CHESAPEAKE tITT, Dct. ~ 1879.
the "CccH lrhjg' is on sale each ,reei in
chesapeake city, at Alcra"dcr'S d,p,g store.
3 cents copy.
Misses Egee and Karsner and DR.. VIM. c.
karsner spent one day last week in Balti-
more.
Miss Margaret Griffith, OF Baltimore, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. j. s. Hopper.
Miss Rena Beiswang"r returned to her
home In Baltimore, on Tuesday after n few
weeks visit in town.
Miss Alice NJ. Boulder spent this week
with relatives in MIddl"town.
Miss Mamie Beiswanger is spending severaI
weeks with relatives in Baltimore
Miss Mary G.. Steele has been the guest of
Miss MilIie Piser, near Warwick.
j. P. Steele spent one day this wecl; in
Baltimore.
G. s. Woolley visited relatives in Sea!ord,
this week.
Mrs. j. II. Steele and Mrs. w. Karsuer were
the guests Of Mrs. Frank Beaston, OF Middle
town, on Wednesday.
G.. n Bennett was in Midd!ctown. this
week.
Miss Esteia Van Dcuscn of Elkton, visited
Mrs. l.. A. Hughes on sunday.
Miss Helen Clayton spent one day this
week in town
Mis- Lulu Brown, of Elkton, spent several
days this week with friends here
Miss Marion y. Bouden spent several
days thi. week with her sister in NTdlletown.
Miss Ella Boujd"n is spending several days
with her brothernra Cnriton.
Mr.. Anna Conrey and grandson Frank
have hecn spending a few days with Mrs.
William Master in Baltimore.
Mr., and Mrs. Clayton Ellison. Mr.. AID Mrs.
Joseph Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Griffith.
Jr., and children, spent sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. l. G. Griffith.
Mrs. Florence Ricketts, and son, of San
JOSE Cal, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs &. 5.
WooIlcy.
Mrs. Oakley Barwick is spending several
days with relatives in Wilmington.
Mis-. John Alexander, of Elkton. and
friend, of Pott=town, Pa, spent one day last
week with Mr.. and MIR. W. A. Alexander
Howard Brothers are delivering telephone
poles for the now line between Elkton and
Miidretown. They arc now hauling them
near Pivot Bridge.
Mrs. Edward Biddlc Is papcrng her house,
which will soon be occupied by Mrs Charles
Baker.
Cards have been received here from the
Middlctown Social Club for IL dance to be
given in the Opera Hous, on November ID.
The Ladies Mite Society of the NJ. f..
Church held n socable at the residence OF
Rev. l.. A. Poole.
The Missionary Society OF the Presbyterian
Church was held at Willow Hill. the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. G. Griffith, on Friday
evening of last week. The members met at
the residence Of Mrs. J. A. Boulder. and
went on a straw ride out to the farm, where
they spent pleasant evening.
special meeting OF st. Monica's Guild
was held at the residence Of Mrs. A. r. Egee
on Tuesday evening, nnd the entertainment
which was to have been held in the Masonic
Hall next month was postponed indefinitely,
owiag to the Rector having accepted II call
at Long Island.
Mrs. Joshua Clayton has purchased from
the Bayard estate the Mccoy farm on
Bohemia Manor.
The canning factory will have heat put in
in it so they will be able to can pears the first
of the winter.
Miss Emma Morgan and Harry Morgan
spent Sunday in CeciIton.
Mrs. james Hopper attended the Woman
Missionary meeting held in Newark last week