The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-09-06

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Mr.. William Nesbitt is ut home after
( II delightful summer spent ut Atlantic
/ City. in A!aiHr. and other places of re-
SOFT.
Mr.. John Common enjoyed several days
| in Atlantic City.
Miss Taylor. of Brooklyn. has been
visiting Miss Stella Wilson.
! Mrs. II. +. Brummcll is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. rrai;. in Columbia, Pa.
Mrs. C#rp Was in Baltimore this week
! Miss ErT~ Hannrafnn is at home after
Il summer spent 1T The Ar,lmorc,'
| Ocean Grove.
Mis-. j. A. Gerry and Miss Gerry are
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Ross Parker in
brooklyn, y. y.
i!iss Dcal,ync has been visiting Dover
friends.
Rev. \. :. Mowbray was in Baltimore
ON Wednesday.
Miss Mary Oakford has returned to
her home in Philadelphia after visiting
Dir. and Mrs. L. $. Boyle.
DR.. \. W. Harris ard family are at
home. They have been enjoying the
summer in Maine.
Mrs. W. +. Kidd and daughter are in
Baltimore.
Miss Nirgie Wilson is in Philadelphia
Mrs. Frances Dickey, of near Scran-
/ ton, Pa, is visiting relatives in town.
| Mr.. Romeo Abrahams is visiting the
McSsrs. hbrahams.
Mrs. II. \. G. Westcrfield and Miss
! Gladys. who have been visiting Mrs. G.
Nj. Knight. have gone to Chesapeake
City.
Miss Martha Evcrist. of Baltimore is
visiting her mother. Mrs. Sarah Evcrist
Mrs. {. Leach and son have gone to
their home in Baltimore, after visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. \. S. Davis.
Miss Erlinc Crouch. of Elkton, is en-
joyiug herself at Mr.. and Mrs John
Mohrleins.
Mr.. Ewes. of Philadelphia, visited Mr.
William Carson this week
| Mr.. John c. Lawton, of Chester, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Holland, OF Will
mington, were at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Seedlings over Sunday.
Miss Bertha Smith has returned from
an enjoyable visit to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Lewis and
daughter. Flora, are at home from a
visit to relatives in Cadiz, Ohio.
Mr.. Jacob l.. Butchenhart was home
from Baltimore over Sunday.
Mr.. Lewis Kirk, who graduated from
the Jacob Tome Institute this year, has
position as stenographer and type
writer with Baltimore firm.
The Institute opens on the 9th There
will be quite number of new pupils this
| year.
Mr.. Stevenson Hopkins, of Garland.
Md. spent few days in town this week
| Mr.. |. s. Wilson fell in front of his
home and broke bone in his ankle.
Rev. y. S. Mowbray lectured in Wes-
ley Chapel, Elk Neck, on Wednesday
evening. Suhjcct-"Peter Cartwright"
| Miss Bessie Taylor entertained a few
friends at her home Monday evening. 1t
was the anniversary of her birth.
| Mr.. ii. E. Nesbitt is at home. He
has been visiting Atlantic City, Ocean
Grove and other points.
Last Tuesday the following ladies and
gentlemen spent Il delightful day on
Roberts lsland:-Mrs. Horace Arthur,
Mary Arthur, Margaret Balice, Edith
| Parker, Maude Parker; Messrs. Arthur
| Parker, Donald Parker, of Brooklyn;
Miss Hattie Mccullough of Brunswick,
Ga; Misses Bessie and Julia Killings
worth, Isabel Price, Mary Worth, Rev.
\. w. Worth, Messrs. NJ Stephenson,
Mary Wilson. George Smith, of Har-
| ford county.
Our town has Il new military organiza-
| ton under the direction Of Mr. w. C.
Stevenson. who had company during
the Spanish American war. This com
pany will be called Co. A.. and will be
part of the 18th Maryland Regiment.