The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-11-24
Chesapeake City.
CHESAPEAKE CRY. Nov. %, 1900

| ShL'EAA EhhE van .'o'' 80 AVN
The "Cecu Whjg' is on sale each ,reet il.
Chesapeake CITY. at A3yraude,''S d,qtg storr
cents COPY.
Mrs. Coleman. wife ofpostmaster William
B Coleman is quite i'll at her home here hay.
ing been stricken with paralysis on Monday.
s.. Monica Guild OF the Episcopal Church
assisted hy some OF there friends will pre-, ent
two farces entitled a BOX of Monkeys and
The Grecian Bend" on December 3
| The German Medicine Co, are giving a
vaudeville performance in Masonic Hall every
evening this week, they were here sometime
ago and were very creditable OF the kind
Rev. Mr.. Coale. OF st. stephens Church,
| Ear.eville will exchange with Rev. Mr. Ven
,, ables next sunday. Holy communion will lie
celebrated at 1880 Il. N. and at the evening
service he will preach to the Jr. o. [. A. NJ,
who will attend in a body.
William Srhoner son OF Mr.. Joseph Srhofr.
er fell from the railing OF the stairs at the
public school He with others was sliding
down. lost his hold and fell to the floor he
was unconscious when pickedup This is the
The game OF foot bal. between the Friend
school team Of Wilmington and our town was
witnessed Ly large crowd. The scholar had
previously sold quite a number Of tickets.
Neither team scored. The wind storm i'm
mediately after the close of the game was the
most severe we have experienced for long
time
Mr and Mrs. Sluyter Bouchelle entertained
the young friends of they daughter Bertha
on Friday evening it being her fifteenth birth
day. Those present were:-Misses Minnie
BUckworth. Lizzie Hudson, Of Manor, Emma
AMI Ella Reynolds. Bertha and Elsie Bou-
chee, Clara Hudson, Mary Lesley, Addie
Truss, Carrie and Katie Berger, Eva Wharton
Mary Thomas, Rachel Loveless. Annie Queck
Messrs James and Brooks Allen. Charles Les
ley. Charles Loveless, Harry Lloyd, William
Yauchen, George Buskirk, Elmer Bou-
chcIie. George Moole, OF Chesapeake. Mill
arr Pierce Of Grooveville, y. J., Mrs. Will
liam Peterson, Mr.. Joshua Hudson, Johua
Hudson, Jr. OF the Manor, AM Mr. ana Mrs.
Archibald Buckworth.
Mrs Emma CampelI, of Newark, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Woollcy.
Mr.. and Mrs stanford Duberry of Queen
Aune'- Co., Nd, are the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs james Cummings.
Mrs George Houck. and son are visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson OF Downs
Chapel, Del.
Mr. Joseph Hemphill Of the Steamer En-
.t...,.g,r .,..,,. .,o ,r-..,l- how,
Rev. Mr.. VenabIes spent part Of the week
with Baltimore relatives
Miss Estele Roberts, of Town Point, is Wis
Using her sister, Mrs. Alorzo Woods.
Mr.. 7. y. Lorraine spent Wednesday in
Philadelphia.
Mr.. H. H, Brady visited his daughter, Mrs.
Charles Cook. of Trenton last week.
Miss Lidie Alexander, of Elkton, is spend
ing some time with Mrs. Wm. A. Alexander.
Mrs. W. A. Hazel is spending few days
with her sister, Mrs. Rudolph, OF Elkton
Mrs. VIM. T. Master, Of Baltimore, is the
guest OF her mother, Mrs. Annie Conrey.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Byron Bouchelle have been
spending few days this week with Balt-
more friends.
Mrs. Bennett Steele visited Elkton, Monday
Willard Pierce, OF Groveyille, n. j.. is Wis
itlng at the home of Mr. sluyter Bouchelle.
Mrs. William Barwick spent several days
of this week in Philadelphia.
George Oonrey, of Philadelphia, was In
town the past week.
Mrs. Fred Fader and daughter. Mary, OF
Newark, Del, Were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Schafrer, on Sunday.
Mrs George Bowen and Miss Gertrude
Bowen, OF Delaware City, are visiting Mrs.
Martha Lesley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Campbell and Miss