The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1900-06-23
Chesapeake City.
CHESAPEAKE CITY, June %, 1900.

CHESAPEAKE JITY, June 22, l9UU.
The "Cecu wing" is on sa'e each ,reeh in
Chesapeake city, at Alerander's d,'ug store.
8 cents COPY.
Our farmers are busiIy engaged in cutting
wheat.
The boys Ever READY Mission Band of
the Presbyterian Church. will mold a lawn
fetc at tho homo Of Mrs. John Banks, on
Tuesday evening" June 2Gth Admission Sc.
Refreshments for sale. All are cordially
invited TO come out and help the boys. II
stormy the next fair evening.
Miss Mary L. Vaughan, youngest daughter
OF Mr.. aad Mrs James Vaughan, died Mt her
home sunday morning OF heart trouble in her
seventeenth year. Her funeral was hell in
the Methodist Church. Wednesday afternoon
at two o clock, Rev. l.. Z. Poole conducting
the service. The n)ral tributes were exceed
ingy beautiful. lnterment was made in
Bethel Cemetery.
Mr., William T. Harriott took merry party
OF young folks to ElEton. on stray ride on
Tuesday evening. Among thcm were: Misses
Louie Queck, Susie jackson. Name Bei,-
wanser, Nellie Egee, B,rtic Simpson, Bessie
Waworth and Miss Grey, Of Delaware;
Mcs"rs. william Emmonds, Albert Clark,
Charles and Steel" Cooling, Demur Curry,
Albert Beiswanger and Mr.. E-ick. Of Balti-
more
The submarine boat "Holland,' escorted
by tho government yacht "Josephinc," laid
here for several hours on Saturday.
The torp do boa; "Gwyn," passed through
the canal one day last week.
An excursion from Baltimore, consisting of
the mc2lbers OF 4 Universalist Church there,
came here one day last week ana held SER
vices in the Old Universalist Church here.
This building is gradually going to pieces.
The steps leading to it have been destroyed
since the last service was held there, which
was last summer. By some ancient law this
property cannot be disposed Of There are
so few persons Interested in the place that it
is just allowed to 90 to decay, the same as
the one on the Elkton Chesapeake City road.
Misses katharine Lorraine and Kay Price
spent Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Miss Emma Lorraine has returned from a
lengthy visit in Baltimore
Miss Gray. of Delaware, is the guest of
Miss Nellie Egee.
Miss Woo!!eyhan, of Reynolds wharf has
been visiting Miss Mamie Wright.
Miss Ella Boulder has Leeu visiting her
niece, Mr.. Irwin Griffith, Jr.
Mr.. Benjamin Hanson, of Baltimore, has
been visiting friends here.
Rev. Mr.. Fell, OF the New York General
Theological Seminary, is the guest of Rev.
W. +. Venables
Mr.. Joseph Steele spent Monday and Tues
day in Baltimore.
Rev. W. +. venGhles spent part of this
week in Chestertown Nd
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew DALEY are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. William Manloye of
Sassafras
Mr.. Philip Layman, OF Wilmington. visited
his sister, Mrs, James Vaughan, this week.
Mr.. Harry Bouchelle spent Monday and
Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Mrs, Anna Hopper is visiting her daughter,
Mrs G.. II. West, OF Philadelphia
Miss Bessie Conrey is spending some time
in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jones entertained
Mrs Homberg Of Baltimore, en- Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mr. Esick, of Baltimore, is visiting Albert
Beiswanger.
Miss Althea Price, of Philadelphia is the
guest of her grandmother. Mrs. Gilbert Love
less.
Mrs. Charles Commerford IS spending this
week with Wilmington relatives.
Mrs. Giberson and sons, Of Delaware City,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry Berger
Miss Esther Banks visited Elkton friends
on Monday.
Miss Nora Verdier, of Philadelphia, is the
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. John Banks.