The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-07-14
North East.
NORTH EAST, July 10, 1900.

The" Cecil Wing" is on sale each reeh in
North East at reynolds Ne,cs Stand.
cents copy.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eppleshimer, Of Phila-
delphia, are the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Rittenhouse.
The family OF Jesse II. Shippers, OF Phila-
delphia are visiting his father Joseph SImpers.
r. G.. Logan, of Wilkesbarre, Pa. spent a
| few days with his brother this week.
Miss Ida Thomas, of Baltimore Is being
| entertained by DR. and Mrs. Worrall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos G. Wildsmith and son
OF Baltimore, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Fl. C. Widsmith.
| Gertrude Touchstone Of Calvert Is the
guest of her grand parents this week.
c. W Grant is sojournng at Coatsville
| Miss Bessie Ricard of Elk Neck gave a
crockinole party TO n number Of her friends
| last Thursday evening. Those present were.
| Misses Jennie Matthews, Annie Beatty, Bessie
and Jennette Ricard, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hal
Johnson, G. A. NJ johnson, W. A. Blackwell
and j. NJ. Post. The following prizes were
| won:-AIiss Annie Beatty, first prize, hand
some dolly; second prize, box candy. First
prize, gents. W. \. Blackwell, silver book
| marker: second, Q. II. Johnson box of
| cigars.
Miss Jennie Davis, of Chester; is being
| pleasantly entertained BY Miss Mabel Day
Mrs. I. c. h:Crackeu attended the funeral
on Wednesday.
| Reba McCracken is spending few days
| With friends in Baltimore.
| Mahe Day has returned from a visit to
relatives in Chester.
Miss Susie Wilson of Warwick, was the
guest Of Miss Leah West last week.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Parks. and children of
Cambridge, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
| II. NJ. Pierson this week.
| Miss Ivy Burns, of Trainor was Mrs. Chas.
Deamon's guest several days this week.
DR.. and Mrs. s. T. Ford and two children
spent this week at Chestertown.
The following officers vera installed by
North East Lodge No. 80 1. O. o. +. by D. d.
W. II. Abram, n. c., K. G. Reeder; v c..
| II. II. Wilson, p. S., Joel Dean, II. S., j. W.
Mccullough.
Prof. John P. Fockler recently elected
examiner of the Washington county schools
spent two days with his brother Prof L. B.
| Fockler of this town.
Misses Reba Alexander and Emma Gilbert
OF Ridley Park are being entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. 0. Carey.
Il. G. Reeder spent few days of last week
With friends in Chester.
A. B. Miller, OF Newark, spent few days
in town this week
The festival held on the Fourth of July
by the N. E. Sunday School was n financial
success $G8 having been realized.
Miss Annie Woodrow is being pleasantly
entertained by DR.. and Mrs. r. G.. Under.
wood.
Miss Emma Mearns has returned home
from trip to Rehoboth. Del.
s. j. Reeder, our clothier, has improved
his store room by having a new stairway cut
at the rear of his store.
Miss Annie Beatty spent Wednesday with
Miss Nan Smith, of Elkton.
Mrs. John T. Veasey has returned from 8
weeks soiourn at Atlantic City.
| The following officers were elected by
Independent Council No. IA o. U. A. NJ.
| last Saturday evening. G. T. Reynolds
councillor; f. j. Warren, vice. councillor; G
II. Warren, recording secretary; H. M. Logar
assistant secretary; j. f. Peach, flnancia
secretary; James Jones, inductor L. G
Hammond, examiner; P. L. Abrams. l. P.
! W. W, Logan, o. p; E. j. Warner, chaplain
2. D. Abrams, trustee.
J J. NJ Clark, of Washington, was in town
, two days this week.
Howard Abrahams, of Baltimore spent
few days in town this week.