The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-10-21
COUNTY NEWS.
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NORTH EAST NEWS.



m. ",,cU WING" Is on safe each ,rcch in
Nor" Laa ct R,y,ao1JS' Nors Staad. 3
Miss Lizzie McVey will spend the winter in
Washa@.ou, y. c.
Nj and Mrs., Chns 7. / Mearns have re-
turnnt .,,l Ocean Grove. where they have
been ior two weeks.
walter Eouik OF Philadelphia, spent Sun
day in town.
Mr., lud Mrs. l.. simmons of Wilmington,
Del, spent Sunday and Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. john Meckins
Miss Bertha Haley spent a week in Elk
Neck, being Miss Ella Ullary's guest.
L moD.luned in last weeks items to the
WIG, tina. the effects Of Robert Hoffman
were received 10y his brother, who lives in
this town. but his Whereabouts at that time
was unknown. Since then a communication
has been received from the United States
Pension Office Washington, that the record
there shows that Robert Hoffman belonged
to Co. NJ, Second Oregan Infantry, and that
he was killed in action at Maurilo. p. l., on
April 18th, 1899, and was buried at Manila.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss May
belle Cawley, daughter of Mrs. Z. c. Cawey.
to Mr.. Benjamin A. Wilson, to take place on
November second, at the home of the bride
at eight O'Clock
The following were elected delegates by the
NJ. E. Sunday School last Sunday, to attend
the convention at Perryville, Saturday and
Sunday: Miss Annie X. Beatty and A. c.
Cameron. Alternates, Miss Minnie Alexander
and George IL. Warner.
DR.. Housekeeper received a letter on Mon
day, from Dr.. n. G. Keire, physician in
charge Of the Pastuer Department Of the City
Hospital in Baltimore, stating that two rab-
bits th,.t had been inoculated from the head
of the lca that hit Charles II. Deamon about
three weeks ago, are down with the rabies.
Mr.. nraw"n has been receiving the Pasteur
treatm"ut since ho was bitten.
g. A. II, Johnson Of Leslie, who has the
agency Tor tn" Aernotor steel windmill has
Just erected q hnnsome mill at the residence
of George W. Biles at Brick Hill.
william Pennington. a highly respected
young man OF Elk Neck died at his home
last Monday evening. in the 26th year Of his
age. Ili~ death was CAUSED by wound on
the knee which he received about one year
ago. Il" was son Of Capt. John Pennine-
ton Hi- funeral took place on Wednesday.
service at Hart. NJ. E. Church: iutermcnt
in IT," adjoining cemetery.
sunday evening at the NJ. Z. Church the
following pro gram will b" rendered by the
Epworth League, instead of the usual ser
vices. Singing; prayer reading of topic by
three l.tEln girls: duet. by Misses Dunlap:
duet. Ms Davis and Mr.. Townsend; readings
by MISSES Jennie Matthews. Lizzie Murray,
Ada Abrams: recitation, by Miss Annie
Beatty. "norue by Miss Abrams Sunday
School rlH--; addresses, by Revs. T. S. VII
liama. u D., and George W. Townsend; solo,
by Miss Irene Foster, and other music.
The Town Commissioners are having the
sid" walks repaired with crushed granite
). Frank Peach and daughter spent two
days in Philadelphia, this week.
Miss Martha Smith, of Appleton, is the
guest of the Misses West.
Miss Helen c. Fairburn, of Atlantic City,
is the gur.t Of Mrs. John l.. Moore.
SIR. Thomas johnson and Miss Agnes Pier
son, both Of North East. were quietly married
at Wesley Chapel last Wednesday evening, by