The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-01-20
Chesapeake City,.
CHESAPEAKE CRY. Jan. 10, 1900

THE "CecH wing is on sale cact ,reeb in
! chesapeake city, at Alsrondcr's d,7,g stare
3 cents cory.
| Mrs, Anna Hopper has returned from Phil
| adelphia, whore she has been spending sew
eral weeks with her daughters, Mrs. G.. II.
| West and Miss Helen Hopper.
Mrs. Byron Bouchello spent several DAYS
| this week in Baltimore, with her son, Byron
n Bouchelle, who has been quit i'll with the
grip.
Misses Bessie Conrey aud Elsie Karsner are
spending Il few days with Philadelphia
friends.
Rov. Charles P Malerv. Of West Farms
Presbyterian Church, n. y, is the guest of
Mr.. H. II. Brady.
Miss Florence Wharton has returned from
Virrnin, where she went for the Christmas
holidays.
Mr.. Charles Commrrield, Of Philadelphia
spent sunday with his family here.
Miss Clara Merrett Of Elkton. has been
visiting Mrs William Borem.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McIntire. OF Bait
more, visited relatives near town last week.
Mrs. Edward Biddle and Mr.. Guy X. Biddle
of Earleyil!e, are the guests of Miss Alice G.
II. Clark.
Mr.. Oliver Sheriden, Of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with his wife, who is visiting her
mother here.
delpha, have been visiting at the Park hotel
this week
Mr.. Fred McIntire spent several days of
this week in New York.
Mrs. Wlhelmina Wooters is visiting friends
near Mt. Pleasant, Del.
Mr. and Mrs. George Merritt, of Warwick
spent Tuesday with friends in town.
Mira. d. A. Jefferson and Miss Mary Bonl-
den visited relatives in Philadelphia, recently
Mrs. Bennett Steele spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Julius Clayton near Mt. Pleasant, Del
Mr.. Noble Benson and Miss Ada Allen
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen, were
married recently in Wilmington.
musical and literary entertainment was
held in Franklin hall this Friday, evening.
Mr.. G. L. Crockett of the Park Hotel does
not do things by halves. At ten O'Clock on
Friday morning he liberated fox; in the
afternoon clay pigeon shooting match was
held, and in the evening he entertained his
friends at poultry and terrapin supper.
Miss A. Louise Boulder has issued invita-
lions to her many young friends to talry
pulling to be held at her home near town Sat-
urday afternoon. Jan Goth.
Cards have been received here announcing
the marriage OF Miss Mary Nansant, of Will
mington, to Mr.. David X. Donaldson. of Bal
timore, Oh Wednesday OF this week. Miss
Vansant is sister of T. A. Vansant, OF Will
mtngton, but formerly of st. Augustine.
A number from this place and vicinity at
tended the wedding of Mr.. William Boulder,
OF near Middletown, Del, to Miss Jennie
Conner Of near Elkton. on Wednesday even
ing Mr.. d. p. Boulder of this town, served
as best man.
Mrs. Mary Boulder, widow ofzthe late
George W. Boulder, OF Back Greek Neck,
died at her home on Sunday morning after a
lingering illness Of many months. The fun
era was held on Tuesday afternoon inter-
ment at Elkton. Rev. s. M. Perry, OBLIGATED.
The protracted meetings in the NJ. E.
Church are still in progress with some suc-
cess Extra services are also being held In
the Presbyterian Church this week Rev.
Charles P. Mallory, Of New York, former
pastor of the church is assisting the Rev. Mr..
Perry