The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-03-04

Mrs. E. $ Boyle, Mrs. H. II. Howe, Mrs
Newell. Misses Mary Houser, Clara Manr
Alice Gardner, Helen Hunt, Nanette Jewett
Bessie Pugh, Sara and Margaret Evan
| Helen Shaad, Jane Eayre, Caroline Bur- lite
L. Myrna Tomkinson, Edith Palmer, Ann
Smith, Jane Templeton, Frances Barnard
Anna Lawton, Lila Gerry, Katherine Dolbear
Marie Barry and Mr.. French. The commit
tee to prepare the program for the next meet
ing are Misses Helen Shaad, Ida Gerry am
Sara Evans and will be held on the Nth.
The Junior League will be led next SUI
day evening by Master Vincent Moore. TIE
subject for this month is Some Old Testa-
ment Miracles The text for Sunday night
is ''Sweetening the Water - Exod. Is, 90 81
Everybody is invited to attend.
Mr.. Montgomery Kidd died at the home OF
| Mrs. MtAlister, Friday evening of pneIt.
monia. Funeral services were held On
Tuesday morning in charge of Rev. W. W
Shaw. Interment at West Nottingham
Cemetery.
The Foreign Missionary Society Of the NJ
L, Church, will meet at the home of Mrs j.
A. Gerry, on Saturday evening at 80 O'clock.
All members are urged to be present.
Prof. II. II. Howe will give II lecture on
"The origin of the Present Lesson System,
in the NJ. E. Sunday School. next Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock.
Anna Florence Campbell. aged nine yeas
nine months and nine days, daughter of Mr..
J. NJ Campbell, died at her home at Barnsley.
Pa, after short illness of pneumonia. In
terment Friday at Hopewell Cemetery.
The Town Commissioners who were
elected Monday evening were as follows:
Mr.. John Nannort, Mr.. Isaiah Burlin. Mr..
John Samms, Mr.. Edwin Boynton, Mr.. S A.
Reynolds, Mr.. John McClenahan, DIR. II. W.
Hopes.
The Town Improvement Association will
give one of the best concerts ever given in
our town, in the Town Hall. Wednesday
evening. Tickets are now on sale at Cam
eron's drug store, 25 and 35c.
Every Wednesday evening at 7 80 o'clock in
the Jacob Tome Institute. Miss Alice Gardner
is giving informal talks on the care of the
sick, to the kindergarten mothers and friends
After the talk light refreshments were
| served.
Dr. G. Stanley Hall will lecture in the
| Jacob Tome Institute this evening, and on
the evenings Of tho It'll and 9th Prof. Edw
Howard Griggs will lecture. These lectures
are free and every body is invited to bt
present.
The Lenda-Hand Club met in the assembly
| I, ~
afternoon. William Smith, president, calc
the meeting to order when the following
program was rendered: Instrumental solo
| Miss Margaret Hohn debate, resolved THAI
competitive examinations are n fair test fol-
the fitness of applicants for office. Affirma
| tive-Mr. Martin Whiteford, Miss Elmira
Passmore, Miss Mabel Kelholtz Negative
Mr.. James Newell. Miss Estella Wilson, Miss
Margaret Holm. The judges decided in
favor of the negative. Instrumental solo
Miss Margaret Wilson; reading, Miss Ethe
Kennedy; Grafton, Mr.. james Mcdowell
After an interesting discussion Of the ques.
ton for debate by some of the members the
meeting closed
Mr.. Roy Snyder gave n very delightful
dance last Tuesday to "A few of his friends, al
his home on South Main street. Those who
enjoyed the dance were: Mr.. and Mrs, H. r
Cameron, DR.. and Mrs. E. S. Boyle, Misses
Bessie Pugh, Jane Templeton. Harriet Wilde
Clara Mann, Helen Shadd, Mary Reynolds
Margaret Vanneman, Marie Barry, Mary
Hopkins, Messrs. Philip Cameron, Ceci
Squer, William Nesbitt, Rowland and Frank
Clapp.