The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-02-23
Chesapeake City,.


CHESAPEAKE CITY. February %, 1901
The "Cecil Whig' is on sale each ,ceek in
Chesapeake City, at Alerander's drug store.
8 cents copy.
Captain Zachary Cooling and Mr.. James
Boulden spent -aturday in delaware ity.
Misses Elsie Karsner and Minnie Reed are
visiting Mrs Edwin Graves. of Marietta, Pa
Messrs. Frank and Harry Howard were
entertained by j. G Griffith, Jr. on sun-
day.
6r. and Mrs. George Murry. OF Milford,
Del. are visiting there relatives in town.
Mr. and Mr. tieorge Merrett, of near
Middletown. were the guests of Mrs George
Hague on IuesGdy.
Miss Lillian La 5. of Glasgow, is SPEND
ing some time with her uncle, Alexander
Buskirk.
MIR and Mrs. n. NJ. Mccullough, of Elk
ton. visited her father, Ii Brady on
Tuesday.
George Thomps IN. of New York, was in
town part of this week
Mrs Joseph Glkcy has been visiting
friends in New York.
Mr. and AIRS James Rouldcn, Mr. and
Mrs. byron houchellc and Miss Emma
| Morgan were entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
| L. steele on .unday.
George richards OF Cccilton, visited Mr..
| and Nrs. Jacob Metz on tuesday.
Andrew kincaid, of Wilmington. visited
| friends in town this week.
Mrs kchard Maxwell, of ilmingt0n,
visited Mrs. NJ. h Bouldcn one day this
| week.
Nrs Harvey litter. of Baltimore, has
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
| James Wharton
he remains Of Mrs Ellen VI Clayton OF
| Baltimore were buried in hethcl emetcry
on tuesday morning. Her six grandsons
| tho lpurprS 1 luytpn tht
widow of Iohn l. layton and at one time
lived on tn" layton farm near ncth"l.
Mrs william Thompson died very sud
deny on rrIddy evening of last woeN -nc
was biddin' Il caller good by when She fel
and expired before doctor could h" pro
"u""h tn" rom li"e we're inferred at Bethc
Cemetery on Tuesday.
| Iilidn ~. DIrAu son, son of Lev
Dickinson. of near town and Miss Anna Vi
Hushcbeck of the Manor, were married on,
day this week.
Ihe Ladies of the Methodist Church viii
hold Il poultry supper in asonic Hall OF
thursday, riday and saturday evenings o
this week.
The Delaware City locks being rcpaire,
the Ericsson Line steamers resumed thci
trins on thursday after moro than TIVE
weeks delay On Tuesday the " istar brok
the ice tn Town Point, Duringthe repairin!
of the loCi the Wistar has been cmploye,
keeping the canal open.
Mrs Ilamcr LAWS and daughter hav
moved into town and are occupying part o
the house owned by her mother, Mrs
collins
James Houck one of the oldest citizens o
our town is qui i'll at his home here.
Miss bessie Lusoy entertained her little
friends on Friday from four to six, it being
her sixth birthday hose present wcr
Misses Bessie and Myrtle Lusby. Laura
Watson. Bessie Bell, Minnie Jefferson
Louie and Ruth atiane, Linda and BLANCHE
riggs. Annie Curry, niriam / ool; Master
Linden and HerDert bell
he l .. o t's numbering about twenty
four attended the hurch of the Goo'
shepherd on unday evening
Mrs Fletcher Woods has moved to TOwI
Point Mr. kichard >tubbs has movet
from the banks house on the north side o
town to the house vacatedb by YRS Woods
| John LusDy from one Of the Palmer houses
to the Lowrey house
The LenJen services in the Church of the
Good shepherd II he as follows: Mednes
days 10 II. m and 5 p m Fridays 10 m
and 80 p. IN except on March | when tn,
hour will be 8 p IN lhe clergymen having
charge of the riday evening services vii
| be: Feb. ~, Rev. ". A Coalc. of 1T
stephens rarlcville; March X, not provided
for yet; March Is, Rt Rev Leighton ole
man u. b., bishop of Delaware; March 20
| Rev W. j. hamilton. Christ Church. Della
ware City; March 20, Rev George q. Hall
| ID. u Arch eacon of Wilmington All arr
cordially invited to be present at all OF the
| services.