The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-15
PERSONAL and SOCIAL.

Amos Martindale, OF Zion, was an Elkto1
visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs. L. W. Purnell has returned to Elktor
from visit in Delaware.
Miss Catherine Constable has returned
from a visit to Washington.
Mrs. James MacNeal, OF Easton, has beer
visiting Mrs. George Biddle.
W. ]. SINNERS of Pennington, was an
Elkton visitor on Wednesday.
Mrs. Howard Vincent entertained Mrs.
Mullen, of Bank, on Monday.
Mrs. Ella Marshall, of Dover, is the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. r. G. Lewis.
Charles B. Perkins, of Lancaster, Pa, Wis.
tied Elkton relatives this week.
Mrs Alfred May, of Baltimore, spent the
past week with Elkton relatives.
Miss Mary H. Smith is spending the sum-
mer with her parents in Baltimore.
Mrs. Harriet Miller, of Baltimore, has been
the guest OF Mrs. W. T. Warburton.
Master Marian Evans is visiting his aunt,
Mrs. A. E. Sewers, of Philadelphia.
Master Robert Lewis is in Dover, visiting
his grandfather, Wilson Cannon. ESD.
Albert Constable, Esq, entertained James
]. Archer, Esq, of Beair, on Sunday.
Miss May Wilson, Of Centrevillle, was the
guest of Miss Mary Constable last week.
Miss Anna Rowland Is visiting her cousin,
Miss Nettie Emory In Washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Haggerty, OF First dis
trict, visited Elkton friends on Saturday.
Misses Alice and Emily Frazer and Dudley
Frazer have been visiting in Wilmington.
Miss Ellen Barroll has returned from a
visit to Mrs. W. d. Lamdin at Perryville.
William ]. Davis spent last week with his
brother, Harry NJ. Davis, of Philadelphia,
Mrs. Hester Lewis entertained her brother.
Mr.. Lee Cannon, OF New York, the past week
Mrs. H. NJ. Larzalerc and Miss Helen Lar
aalere, have been visiting relatives in Phila-
phia.
Mr.. Charles n. Tull entertained at cards
Thursday evening at his home on East Main
Street.
Mrs. John W. Anthony spent Il few days
with her daughter, Mrs. H. NJ. Davis in Phil
adelphia.
Miss Maria Grpome, Of Philadelphia. was
the guest of her grandmother. Mrs. j. c.
Groome, last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard WalmsIey OF New
Orleans are spending several months on
the Frenchtown farm, Elk river, near Elk
ton.
Howard Watson, son of William Watson Of
Elkton, was one of the graduates in dentistry
this year at the University Of Maryland, Bal
timore.
Nelson F. Finnan, of Washington, is visit
ing his mother Mrs L. j. Finnan In Elkton.
He holds position as fireman on the Penn.
sylvanla railroad.
Rev. Edward P. Perry, the popular pas
tor of Leeds NJ. P. Church, and c ]. Camp
bell, of Leeds, were callers at CECIL Wing
office on Tuesday.
William Dorsey, Of Principle, is looking for
ward to a visit next month from his son. Gill
bert Dorsey, of San Francisco, California,
and which will be his first visit to old Cecil
for thirty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas, Of Woodbury.. n. j.,
visited Mrs. Frank McChesney last week,
and upon their return took with them Master
Charles McChesney, who will remain month
with his grandparents.
Frank Van Sickle, of Princeton, n. j.,
spent several days with the family of
Reuben Haines, ESD, at Glen Mary near
Elkton. Mr.. Van Sickle has just returned
from an extended tour abroad.
Mr.. Charles n. Gray, Of Trainer, Pa, son
Of John Gray, formerly of this county, and a
nephew of Mr.. Samuel Gray, of Bay View,
was quietly married this week TO Miss Mar
garet E. Robertson, OF Chester.
Clarence E. Taylor, of Perryvile left Non
day morning for Richmond, Va, to attend
the commencement exercises Of his Alma
Mater, Richmond College, He will remain
in that city two weeks visiting friends.
Deputy Register OF Wills r. D, Rowland,
Mrs. Rowland and daughter Jessie, left Elk
ton yetcrday, Friday, for a ten days trip to
the Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo; Mia
CARA Falls, Watkins Glen and Lake Seneca.
Mir and Mrs. j. Will Perkins aIl Mrs
Joseph Hinchlifle, are visiting Rev. Z. v.
HinchliiIe, ut North Conway, Mass. 1lr
Perkins is a representative from Maryland to
tho supreme Conclaye OF Hepta-oph-, now in
session in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Mccullough. Dr.
Howard and son William, and Charles b.
Fidloy, Jr., witnessed the Princeton Yale
base ball game on Saturday last. Mr.. Finley
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough remained to
see the commencement exercises Of Princeton
University, this week.
Mrs. William May and Mrs. Virginia No
Cabe are spending this week ut Westminster.
They attended the commencement exercises
of Western Maryland College, whore Miss
Covington May, of Elkton, and Miss Marion
Clark, of First district, were graduates, both
taking the highest rank.
Winter l.. Wilson, formerly OF Elktou. who
graduated at Lehigh University in ISIS, and
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