The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-01-14
Special to The CECIL WING.

CerS-Social News OF the week.
Special to The CECIL WING.
Port DEPOSIT. Jan. IS, 1899.
Miss Bertha Mcdowell has returned from a
visit OF two weeks to friends In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Jennie Nettleton. Miss Nettleton, OF
Philadelphia, and Miss Hossinger, Of Newark,
Del, are Miss Florence McCullough's guests
at Orkney.
Mrs. Vincent, matron Of the Silver Gross
Home, has returned from Baltimore, where
she went for rest
Mrs II. H. Howe returned Tuesday from a
visit to friends In northwestern Pennsylvania.
Mics Minnie Mccullough is at home after a
short stay with Elkton friends.
Mrs. R. c. Hopkins and Mis-. May Hopkins
spent Saturday with Mrs. John Matthews, at
Aiken.
hi. ;,...ton Campbell was in Colora on
Sunday.
Miss Florence Gerry attended the wedding
of Mss Annie Nesbitt to Mr.. James Clarke. at
Pleasant Grove, Pa, on Wednesday. The
bride and groom took tho south-bound train
Ut hOWltuuNlllc lOI WdSilublOus
Mr.. Frederick Faxon, OF the Boston Pub
fishing Company was at the Institute on
Wednesday.
Miss Cora Hurlock, Of Baltimore. 10 visiting
Mrs. John Holm.
Mr.. John Sut0r, of Havrs de Grace, was at
Mr.. John Krauss' Monday.
Messrs. John Evans of Belalr, and German,
of Baltimore. were in town Wednesday, re-
presenting the Mutual Life Association Of
NoI":cE, Conn.
Miss Mary Brumfleld attended the wedding
of Miss Laura Ruby and Nj. Howard Brum-
field, in Oxford, on Wednesday.
Mrs Sarah Tombstone OF Atlantic CITY. ia
visiting relatives in town.
Edward Nesbitt, of Minneapolis, and Chas.
Nesbitt of New York, were in town this week
Mrs r. X. Vanneman, OF Havre de Grace,
called on friends here Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Nichol. OF Baltimore,
are Waiting Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald, near
town.
Rev. Malloy, OF Rowlandville, preached In
the NJ E. Church Tuesday night.
We are glad to note the promotion of Mr..
Howard Abrahams to the position Of Score
Sary and Treasurer Of the American Bond
and Trust Company, Of Baltimore.
Dr. Robert Todd, OF the Bible and Trust
Association. Baltimore, preached in the ii
e. Cuu.oI, Sunday morning and evening
While in town he was entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Nesbitt.
Rev and Mrs. Compton are confined to the
house by the grip.
Foster Nickle, who has charge of the de
Livery wagon for the Port Deposit Store Com.
pany, is quite sick and it is feared he has the
pneumonia. Foster is great fayorite in
$own and is very valuable TO the company.
The Christian Eudesvor will be led SUNDAY
evening by MIR. Samuel St. Clair Subject
''whcre - ] Going" cordial invitation
is extended to all.
The Senior Epworth League will be led BIZ
Miss Beulah Creswell Sunday evening be.
ginning At 6 80. Junior League led by Edward
Smith, at o'clock. To both meetings all are
welcome.
Because Of the cold the kindergarten is al
DIV 4 ~ IL Instead of the morning. as form.
erly.
A horse belonging to VIII Allen, died Fri.
day in Mr. Williams stables.
Miss Lizzie Boynton entertained few
friends Tuesday evening. These present
were-Mrs. G. NJ Head, Mrs Clara knight.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard HOPES, Misses Nan
Oakford, Clara Mann. Virginia Martin Bertha
Reynolds. Messrs. Philip Bond, VIM. Nesbitt,
Howard Johnson and Edwin Boynton.
Mr. John N Campbell, of Sylmar, will have
charge OF the warehouse formerly occupied
by the Oakfords. He will also be agent for
the susquehanna Steamboat Company.
Miss Mary Houser will not be able TO return
to her duties as lady principal Of the Jacob
Tome Institute for some time. She went to