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

family, Mr. J. ~
Hanna presided.
At roll eau each
member pave quotation from Article i.t.
section WILL OF The Constitution of Thu
| Uulted States Miss Kimbe rendered "Trip.
| ping Through the Meadow in a very pleas.
Ing manner on the piano. The minutes of
| the last meeting were read, and after slipht
| corrections, adopted Mr.. Z. A Clepdpnin
was Initiated into the membership of the
Circle. The work for the four weeks past in
uded review on "The Rivalry of Nations :"
A synopsis OF the Colonial policies of France
ana Russia, as contrasted with that of Eng
land and Germany. Greek history relating
chi' fly to the Olympan games. training of
the spartan boy and girls, and Lycurgus the
great law giver. very Interesting continual
ton OF Reading Journey through the Orient
was then conducted b, questions on the i'm
portant historical points on the route through
Asia Minor. TIL. SO included ''rarsus" the
birth place of SAUL and Casarea. the
famous sea coast town. An ora, Gordium
and Midas. Chief among the interesting
| papers were " The Diamond Jubilee OF
| Queen Victoria" Walter Patton. tIhe Old
olympia Festival MISS Mary Patton Read.
! ing hy Miss Carrie j. Rowland, "By. WaNs
| and High. Ways " The debate on the uues
| tinn Resolved that the Southern States arr
! justified In Restricting the Cnlored Frnuch.
! i-''' a, discussed by Mr.. CI"ndcnin IN
/ III" affirmative, and Mr. J, J Hanna in the
! negative. The next meeting will b, held M
the home Of Miss Florence ilcCullourh. on
/ Saturday evening March 2ud.
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pauy in the Revolution and became a com
missary. After the close of the var he moved
to the Head If Elk LENDING" u her. h.tonL
charge of the grain business for Tol,ias Ru-
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father served in several campaigns iplbe war
of 1912 Caleb's schooling WAS rather SHORT
for wien about 70 he be.ane an np,,rantioa H.,
the prir ting business with Richard p Raw
ley, pubiis her OF the Cecil ttrpullcan When
that paper ceased pub,catinn b..n,,,ad v,,b
Lambert A. Wilmer and George W y.aze,
publishers Of The Central Courant and after
W"'.s III loof-'' WIN Ii hfy Bosee on the
o'.'' "'%''''' ne located IN wilmington,
anu p"''n"seu ohe-ha'i interest ID Inc
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p'Po'' p"o"Sp'n ny 'ohh N. HarEer and
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n"'ne7 W nehrN b'S'e ana u L. Johnson as
p"''''H"e's ine p 'Per entered upon an era
VI p'9t'''S Which, c"htihue" as Iohg as Mr..
'ohuson was lis proprietor ana manager.
| n progressive or"klno'e rarity was held
Ut '''t NOME o' MT ana Mrs. NJ Strickland
on west nun street, Elkton, last Thursday
o''ph q Vi p"por "l the'r daughter, Miss
u'"o"' INC hoh"fs OF 'he evening were woI
ny MT "ard lerfeil ana MISS Mary D. Hers
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