The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-12-02
CHESAPEAKE CITY NEWS.
CHESAPEAKE Cry, Dec. /, 1883.

Thc "CecH Hhiy' is on safe each ,oech in
Chesapeake city, at ilera,,dey's d,'ug store.
3 cents cory.
Mr.. GroOme Steele was visitor in Phila-
delphia on tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Phelps left here for Central
Islip, Long Island, on Friday.
Miss Florence Egee and Mr.. Harry Howard
were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs H. " Man.
love on Monday.
MISSES katharine Ferguson and Elva Grit
fifth spent Tuesday In Philadelphia.
Miss Kate Lorraine spent Tuesday in Phila-
delphia
Mr.. Harry Jones visited North East on
Tuesday.
Miss Elsie karsner has returned from Il
visit with Philadelphia friends.
Hiss Laura Coleman has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Harry Whitlock, in Chester, Pa
Miss Helen Clayton, of Middletown, Del,
is the guest Of Miss Hattie Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs J. P Steele and niece, spent
Sunday aud Monday in Wilmington, Del
Miss Clara Hazel, OF Smyrna, Del, we tho
guest Of Mrs. Thomas R"e5 last week.
MIR. and Mrs. II, V. Maniove and daughter,
of Mddietown. Del, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. James a. Bouden.
Mr.. and Mrs L. q. Griffith, Jr., entertained
Mr. and Mrs. james \. BouIlcn. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Stubba and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. Y. ManIoNo and daughter, Misses Alice
and Marion Bouden on Thanksgiving Day.
Mr.. Joseph Hemphil was at homo for
Thanksgiving.
Miss Laura Jones is spending the holidays
in Philadelphia.
Byron Bouchele Jr,, of Johns Hopkins,
was home for THANKSGIVING.
AmiIIe Huber, Of Chester, Pa, was in town
several days this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Poole and daughter Miriam,
spent their Thanksgiving with relatives in
Pennsylvania. Rev. Mr.. Perry was also out
Of town attending the wedding Of a relative,
therefore the only church open was the Epis-
copal, when the Rev. Mr.. Phelps conducted
the services aud delivered an address for the
last time before his departure to his new
charge.
Miss Bessie Walworth took charge of the
third grade on Monday.
The Fair for the benefit Of the Library
Fund, was quite a success. The store room
where it was held was prettily decorated wit h
flags and evergreens The little girls attend
ed the tables under the supervision OF Mrs.
John Banks and Miss Maggie Pensel.
Jacob Huber, an aged German, was found
dead in chair at his home, on Tuesday
morning He was about 70 years old. He
came here from Germany about 40 years ago
and was employ ed by the Chesapeake Il Del
aware Canal Company until the past few
years. He has been living alone for a num-
Der OF years. He was making arrange ments
to leave here aud 90 to the Aims House. A
son from Chester has taken charge of the
remains
The dance given by the young people OF
per was furnished by the young ladies and
consisted OF roast turkey, fried oysters,
chicken salad, biscuit. celery and coffee.
Among those participating we noticed Mr..
and Mrs. Bennett Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Rees, Mr. and Mrs. Cayot Beaston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Clayton, Mrs. Walter Clayton,
Misses Florence Egee, Florence Wharton,
Hattie Morgan, Mary Willis. Jennie and
Mamie Walters, Mary Steele, Minnie and
Lucy Reed, Saiie Bouchelle. Lille Johnson
Nellie and Julia Beaston, Lionne Beaston,
Anna Pyle Bessie Walworth, Evelyn Kibler !;
Messrs John and Lex Reed, Frank and Harry
Howard. John, holland and Grason Bouch-
ellie Groome Steele, Irwin Clayton, Stanley
Knorr, Lindell Beaston, Charles Freeman,
James Willis, Hugh Caldwell. Harry Kibler,
Frank Ellison Byron Bouchclle, DIR. Smlthers
of Chesapeake City Miss Neasey, Miss Pax
son, Messrs. William Veasey, Eugene, Claude,
Merrett and Harold Paxson, of Summit
Bridge; Miss Fannie Cam, Messrs. Cam
and Cazier, Of Krkwood Messrs. Eliason,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Griillth, OF Mt. Pleas
ant Miss Bond, of Port Deposit Mr.. and
Mrs. George Padley, Mr.. stephen Ford, of
Earlovile; Mr.. Walter litter and Miss Eli
son, Of Philadelphia; Misses Lydia, Mary and
Della Cochran, May Beaston, May Holton,
May Clayton, Helen Clayton, Mrs. Beulah
Burnham, Mossrs. Julian Taylor. Macom
Cochran and Eben Clark, OF Middletown.