The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-05

Mrs. Stull is spending Il week with
friends in Pennsylvania.
Mr. Roy Snyder has been promoted by
III" TuniS Lumber Company. He has
been in Bnltimo" for some time, but has
returned I" his home. and will travel
from here
Mr.. and Mrs. Rene Creswcll. Mr.. Raw
llng> Atkinson and Miss Bessie Taylor.
enjoyed 'rh" Old Homestead" in Ralti.
more" on Wednesday.
Mr.. j. Il. G. Hopkins enjoyed the
EaStrrtid" At his home, in Bel Air.
Miss Lillian Woodall visited Miss
Agnes Mowhrny this week.
Mr. and Mrs. ii. G. Nrshitt were in
Baltimore several days this week.
Mrs. Henry r. Boyd was the guest of
Philadelphia friends last week.
Mr.. Charles y. Tull. of Elkton. was :,
visitor here Sunday.
Miss Mary Fisher is home after a
pleasant visit to Chester Pa.
Mrs. George Lamm had for her guests
this week. Mrs. Smith and Miss MARI
Lamm. of Baltimore.
Miss Kate lamar is with her friend.
Miss Anthony. in Calvary. Hartford
county.
Mr.. Irmmick. of Baltimore. is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. +. II. Benson.
Mr.. Howell Kidd, teacher of the Gregg
system of Stenographv. in Washington,
was with his parents over Sunday.
Miss Bengna Holm enjoyed her short
Faster vacation with Mrs. i. Il. House
nr"p"r.
Mr.. Amos Il. Conner is visiting his sis
ter in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Stchbings and
daughter. We're in tharlcStown from Sat
urlny until Monday.
Miss l.. Myrna Tomkinson has return
ed from II delightful visit to Eastnn
friends
Miss Ella Murray is visiting her
brother. Thomas J. Murray. in Ekton.
Miss Helen Shnad enjoyed the holidays
in Washington
Miss Anna Shrinrr visited Baltimore
relatives from Saturday until Monday.
Mr. Robert +. McClcnahan was the
guest Of his mother. Mrs. John NJ. Me
tl"nnhnn. over Sunday.
Mr. George \. Atkinson WAS in philn-
d"phin within the past few days.
Mr. Barney Levy. of Ilavrr dc Grace.
was at tn" HON" of Mr.. and Mrs. Maur-
IT," A"k"r ON Wednesday,
Mr.. w. e. G. Nannrman. of Hinton.
NA. visited his parents ON Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Buckley is Al the bedside of her
sister. Miss Ellen Bruughtnn in Elkton.
Miss Bessie Ahrahams. of Baltimore.
is visiting her sister, Miss Carrie .Ahr?r-
hams.
Mr.. w. +. Kidd is cIcrking in Mr.. II.
{. Nrshitt's store.
NJ. Jacob Rutrhrnharr has PIT large
kit"i"n 10 his house.
Passengers ar" being taken across the
river hy Mr., VIM. Todd in his gG~"Irnr
launch.
Mr.. Rowland Clapp has taken Il posi-
ton with tn" Rowland Manuracturn-;
Company in Baltimore. He has been
with III" sam" company here for several
years. but was recently promoted
business at the Granite Company quar-
li"> j. on tn" increase. \ new iron bridge
has been built at the upper end of the
town for the purpose of putting another
siding To til" quarry for the convenience
of tn" firm. Also because of their in
business II new stone cutters
bridge shed has been built
Some time ago Mr.. Snap" Fisher. who
Is an iron m"udrr, told his comrades that
it made no difference when he went away
ar how long he stayed. no one came to
visit him. They made up their minds h.
would never have that to say again He
was t" return Tuesday night from IL vis,
to Columbia. Pa. friends. and the whole
crowd of workm"n Went To the train. the
small hoy waS on hand with tin pans
ANA horns. two men carried the bass
drum. and such Il racket aS was made
You never heard. Every one was in Il
good humur and there was no fuss. no
After h" was escorted home.
the most of the friends returned to their
homes and enjoyed talking over the joke
they had played on their comradc