The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-09-28

Port Deposit al StebJtng's Neos Stand. 8
cents copy.
Miss Harriet Francis, of Wilmington.
was the guest of the Misses Hopkins.
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ClcgG were in town on
Thursday Of last week.
Mr.. james Farr, .Ir.. is ut home after
spending several weeks in Philadelphia
Mr.. Charles |. SpottSwood. of Norfolk.
Va. was in town from Saturday until
Monday.
Mrs. StuIl spent Monday in Baltimorr
Mis-. Ellen Broughton. of Baltimore.
is visiting her SISTER, Mrs. Guprgianna
buckley.
Miss Clara Mann has returned from
Europe. where She has been spending the
past tire" months.
Mr.. ID. Archer Pnncoast. of the Norll
American, Philadelphia. was in town on
Monday and Tuesday
Miss Woolford. of Cambridge. Md.
will take the place of Miss Shrom. r"-
signed. ut the Jacob Tome Institute.
Mrs. Dora Seedlings has returned
from Chesapeake City. after spending \
week with friends there.
Miss Elizabeth pugh has returned fro:..
Il short visit to her brother. in Larx-
downr.
Mcssl'S. Charles T.. IIrald. OF Lyncll-
burg. VA. and j. crSwoIl Head. of
Washington. -. g.. visited their mother
this week.
Mr.. Israel Kalz spent several days
with his brother in baltimore. this wee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bates hav" re-
Turned from HorSchrad. y. Y, and are
ut the Tone Institute Inn.
Mr.. Joseph \. EvcI"st has returned
from Buffalo.
Mrs. Joseph pugh and child. Of Lans-
lownc. and Miss Janyicr. of Wilmington,
are Miss Bessie pugh'S guests.
Mrs. j. \. Gerry attended the W. G.
II. I. Convention ut prrryvillc. ON We'd
ncSIay.
Miss Ida +. Gerry is N home Her
vacation was spent in Ocean Grove AMI
Buffalo.
Mrs. Sidney L. Johnson has returned
after spending the summer in Buffalo.
Mrs. a. :. Mowhray and Miss Now
bray have returned from visiting rrla-
lives in Denton.
Quite large number Of men who have
been working Oh the IIill. have finished
and gone 10 their homes.
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Philadelphia.
Mr.. Charles M"hrlcin visited the Pam
American Exposition this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Lou Cummings. of North
East. ar" Mr.. and Mrs W. i. Cum
mngS guests.
Mr.. jacob I,utchcnhart. of Philadcl-
phia. ami Mr. William Beatty. of Balti-
more We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs
day.
AIc>Srs Amos and John Conner have
returned from visiting friends in Rati-
more.
Miss Linmic Falls has gone to Chicago.
Mr. Ward AbrahamS was in Baltimore
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hines are visit
ing in Philadelphia.
Miss Grace Holm is ut home after a
pleasant visit to Baltimore friends
Miss Cassie Durgin is the guest of Bal
timOrr relatives.
Miss Mary Boyd is enjoying herself in
Philadelphia and Camden.
Sunday is Rally Day in the NJ. f..
Sunday school. Every one is cordially
invited To he present y neat card of in
vitatiom has been sent to those who do
moi attend regularly. also to the parents
and to th">" who never attend. They
expect to make this Il memorable day.
\ choral has been organized under the
direction of Prof. Wiley. II will meet
each "Wednesday evening for rchearSalS.
Miss Florence Snyder is the accom-
PIANIST.
Tuesday next is Founders Day for the
Jacob Tome Institute.
Mrs. Jennie CrcSwcll and children were
driving down the street on Tuesday
afternoon. when the wheels of her buggy
caught in those of Il wagon. The horse
had not been driven for week and was
Il little fractions, and started to run,
throwing them all out. damaging the
buggy, but did not hurt the occupants.
The Republicans of this district or
ganized Wednesday night with the fol-
lowing officers Edwin Boynton, Prcsi-
dent: Isaiah Burln, Nice-PreSident;
Frank Il. Benson. Secretary; s. A. Van
mort, Treasurer.
The board walk at the lower end OF
the town is having some much needed
repairs.
The small two-story house on the Rinc-
hart estate has been torn down. y wall
is being put along the run, which will
end on the street in an arch, making a
great improvement.
The eighth session of the Jacob Tome
Institute opened on Wednesday morning
There was n large number present and
great many new faces. Almost all the
Faculty We're present.
Mr.. Edwin Williams entertained the
fishers Union on Wednesday, Mt hit