The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-03-30
Chesapeake City.
CHESAPEAKE CITY, March %, 1901

The "CecI Whjg' is on safe each toeek in
Chesapeake city, at Alerander's drug store
3 cents copy.
Misses Lionne Beaston, Florence Egee,
Mary Steele and Mcssrs. Groome Steele,
Frank and Harry Howard were entertained
by Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Manlove on Sunday in
honor OF Mr.. Manlove's birthday.
Hon. Edward Addicks' steam yacht Vision
passed through here one day last week on
her way to Baltimore to be repaired. Mr..
Addicks left her here and returned to Will
mington by rail via Elkton.
Captain Egans family has moved from the
Her house on Bohemia avenue to the Banks
house near the canal. Miss Ella Arrison has
moved from Mrs. Mary Conrry's house on
George street to one belonging to Byron
BoucheIle on the north side OF town.
The ladies of the NJ. L. Church Mite So
,iety are recarpetng the parsonage.
DR.. George Hall, Archdeacon OF Whining
ton, will preach in the Episcopal Church this
friday evening.
A 'sock socian was held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Dean, near town. for the
btucul VI DtlilSl ~ IL SuhiNh.
The order of service for Holy Week in the
Church Of the Good Shepherd will he as
follows Every afternoon at ) o'clock and II
threa hour service on Friday, beginning ut
noon.
Mrs. Carrie Mellck, OF Philadelphia. is
visiting nj the Park Hotel.
Mrs. j. NJ. Peterson is spending some time
with Wilmington friends.
Mrs. Foard and Mrs Crisiiela Of Gnlena,
have been visiting Mrs. George Peterson.
c. F. Crockett spent part Of last week in
Wilmington.
Miss Alice Queck, OF Conowingo, has been
visiting relatives In town
Mrs. Nathan Loveless has been visiting her
parents MIR. and Mrs William Purner.
Senators Harry Ellison and Harry Salmon,
OF Delaware, were in town on Tuesday.
Mr.. W. Arthur Mitchell and Miss Elizabeth
Mitchell, of near Elkton. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. James S. Hopper on Sunday.
Miss Alice Perry has been confined to her
home for over week with the pink ego. her
classes being taught by Hugh Caldwell.
Ralph Hargraves is spending IA short time
with his sister Mrs. W. A Alexander.
Misses Carrie and Dellie Davenport, OF
Philadelphia, are guests of their sister Mrs.
Harry Pierce.
Miss Florence Woolley, of Newark, Is the
guest Of her brother G. s. Woolley.
Wilson Burton, Miss Frona Burton and
Norman Burton. of Newport. have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. james Allen.
George Richards, of Cecton. is visiting
Jacob Metz.
Rev. Mr.. yenables exchanged pulpits with
Rev. Mr.. Hamilton. Of Delaware City last
Friday evening.
william HemphilI, OF Philadelphia, has
been visiting his mother Mrs. Harriet Hemp
hill.
Miss Caroline Buckworth is visiting her
sister Mrs William Lloyd near Newark.
Mrs. n. A. YnnBuskirk. wife OF Bailiir
yanBuskrk, is quite i'll at her home here.
Miss May Buugard, Of Rising sun is visit
ing her mother Mrs. Mary Bungard.
Elmer BouchcIe, son of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Sluyter Bouchellp. has enlisted in the army
for five years.
james Vaughan has been granted Il gov
crnment pension ri IS per month.
d. Palmer Boulder. agent for the Osborne
machines, has received carload OF binders,
mowers, rakes harrows and binder twine.
Samuel Lloyd climbed up Oh the ratters at
the cold Stone House on Monday afternoon.
The board he had used fell, leaving him in
dangerous position. there being no floors in
the building He remained there several
hours hoping for some one to pass. Finally
his cries were heard iu tOwnand several per-
sons fastened to see what was the matter,
and rescued Mr. Lloyd.
J Groomc Steele and William NJ. Borem,
OF our town. and william Hargraves, OF
Media, Pa. met with an accident Wednesday
evening. The three gentlemen WEI" leaning
against a detective rail on the elevated board
walk, when the rail- gave way, causing the
three to fall back ward down an emhapkment
to the creek shore. The tide being out, the
men fell upon the rough shore. which is COW
cred with stones and oyster shells. MIR. Har
graves was injured more seriously than the
others, receiving several deep cuts about the
head aud back which will coniine him to his
house for several day.. Mr. Steele was cut
severely about the right eye, while Alr. Borem
escaped with n bruised leg.