The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-12-22
PerryviIIe.


Thc "CecH Whiy' is on safe each ,reek II.
PeTgcHie, at Camrom'S d,7,g store d,ld Is
also deljcered by G,ty Dc1l,tiS 3 cents O cory.
Miss Mary knight has returned home after
pleasant visit with friends ana relatives in
Newark, Del.
Charles w. Newcomer who fell from the
railing ut the Perryville Station. having
fractured his leg, is improving slightly.
Master Warren Boyd who had his leg
broken some weeks ago has improved
wonderfully, and Is now able to 70 about the
house.
G L. Cole is building new meat market
on Front st.
Revival meetings will begin in the NJ. E.
Church. Dec. 30th, 1900
The NJ. E. Sunday School will give its an.
nual Christmas entertainment and treat
Dee. q, 1900 The program is being ar
ranged ana we Judge from previous years
that it will be fine.
Oryille A. Calvert. while crossing the p
W. & B. r. r. bridge from Havre de Grace.
| lost wallet containing several valuable
papers and about 51i in cash.
Roy Kane, of Delaware City, was in town
| last week.
Oliver Charsha has moved to Frenchtown.
| The American Ice Company is roofing its
| Locust Grove ice houses
| Albert Winchester has returned home after
two weeks visit with friends and relatives
in Philadelphia.
Elmer Railing, assistant cashier Of the Mer-
| chants Club, Baltimore spent Sunday with
Miss Mary Knight.
| j. Ralph Fisher has resigned his position
| on the railroad and moved to Port Deposit
George Hamilton spent few days of last
week with his brother, James Hamilton who
| is confined to his bed with rheumatism
Dr. j. G. Dennis, V. s., has returned home
after pleasant trip cunning in the noun
| tains of Virginia.
Goodwin Jackson has resigned his position
as clerk for G. L. Cole. Albert Jackson has
| succeeded him.
Mrs. VIM. White, we are sorry to note, is
on the sick list, being confined to her room
with pneumonia.
James Gaines. formerly of Alexandria. Va,
foreman of the floating gang, has had n pro-
| motion and has moved to Charestown, where
he has succeeded Mr.. Logan as section fore
man.
| DR.. Clinton Kane, of jefferson College.
! Philadelphia sp nj Sunday with his parents
Howard Bremen spent Sunday and Mon
day with friends and relatives in Wilmington.
James Knight is on the sick list
| Mrs. Richard Elliott we are glad to note is
slightly improved, but is still confined to the
house.
Charles Poist has the contract for new
meat market on Front street, owned by c. L.
Cole
Mrs. j. Henry Boyd was in Philadelphia
and Baltimore this week.
Miss Rigoiette Ward has returned to Char
| lestown, after a two weeks visit with her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. John L. Ward
VIM. c. Fay was in town on Wednesday,
| Miss Edith Gardner, OF Annapolis, In at
tendance at the Wilson College, Chambers
burg, Pa, spent Wednesday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. N. l.. Keesey
There will be Il cinograph concert in the Jr
ball ,LN. II
benefit of the Presbyterian Church. Admis-
sion Is and % cents.
| Go to A. II. Owens Il Bros, for your Christ
mas goods. You will find their ad on page s.
Robert McGraw, of Albert, Va, is home
for the HOLIDAYS.
Miss Laura lamar, OF Elkton, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. L. ID. Lamdn.
Mrs j. Harry Fay, Misses Mary and
Rebecca and Harry spent Wednesday in Phil
adelphia.
Stewart Smith has been attending court in
Belair, and visited friends in Kingston, last
week
Arthur Lindsay. engaged as coacher and
| trainer by the West Chester Basket Ball Asso-
citation OF the West Chester Normal Academy,
is home for the holidays.
Miss Edith Jackson. formerly of this place,
now OF lIavre de Grace, and Mr.. Milton Bald
| win. Of Havre de Grace, were married on
Wednesday evening last. They took trip
south.
Master Alvin Ward. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles l.. Ward, formerly Of this place. died
very suddenly at tkoir home at Calvert. on
| Tuesday last.
Mrs. &. G. Crawford was in Wilmington,
| Del, this week,
| Miss Florence Boyd was in Baltimore, last
week.
Frank Montgomery has purchased the
house formerly occupied and owned by Mrs.
Wm Slirpr