The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-05-23
North East.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
in North East, at w. A. Blackwell's gro
Gerry store. 3 cents copy.
The Commencement Exercises of the
North East High School will he held in
the &. \. X. Hall. on Friday evening
Nay 10Th. The following is the pro-
gram Prayer. Rev. Giles Il. Cooke:
Orchestra; Salutatory, Eva Bacon; Or
chcstra; Essay. Ella l.. IIeisler: Essay,
Minnie NJ. Coslrtt; Orchestra: Class His
tory. Emma TnompSon; Glass Prophecy.
Rnynor Carey; Orchestra: Essay. Ethel
NJ. Biddle: Orchestral Naledictory. Jesse
:. Mccarthy: Orchestra: Address. DIR.
Edgar Dawson: Orchestra: Presentation
of Diplomas. Mr. George A. Blake: Pre-
Sentation of Awards, Mr. George Biddlr:
Benedction. Rev. W. \. Wise: Orchrs-
ira.
The Democratic primaries will be held
on Saturday afternoon. and there prom
iSeS to be Il warm time, as both factions
are claiming victory.
John +. Davis has moved from the
Watt house, on Main street. to the house
lately vacated by J. Lewis Mnkcr.
The American Clay Company put their
plant into operation this week. The first
clay was washed on Thursday.
:. f. Curry has moved his household
goods to Philadelphia this week
John l.. Moore has started his soda
fountain.
J. ii. Bacon will sell his house and lot
at public sale on June 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kpithley cclc-
bratcd the thirty-scvcnth anniversary of
their marriage last Saturday evening.
Miss Nellie Anderson spent Il portion
of the week with Miss Jrnzie Cooley. at
Port Deposit
Mrs. Edward Lynch and daughter. are
spending som" time at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Harry Burk. of Chicago. was the
guest of Mrs. Margaret Hughes this
week.
Miss Mabel Yrrghig. of Baltimore. is
the guest of Miss Emma MearnS.
Miss ELLA Lewis. of Elktou. spent soy
cral days with North East friends.
Mrs. EraStnS Rutt"r spent several days
in llaVrr lie Grace this week
Miss Irene White. of Philadelphia.
spent the past week with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ii. White
Miss Iidia McNamrr is the guest of
Philadelphia friends.
Misses Annie and Laura Beatty are
guests of friends in Philadelphia.
Oscar Slack has removed from the
Hammond house ON Main street to the
Murray house on .Iilthro street
Tn" United Fire Brick Company have
Installed new engine and Il new pug
mill for grinding clay ut their plant
About 500 was realized by the Sock
Social held by the w. &. L. L. last We'd
nrSdny evening. ut the residence of Mrs
T.. G. Lowe.
The remains of Nicholas j. Clark. Il
former resident of this place. were
brought to North East last Monday. for
int"rmcnt. Mr.. Clark died ut the home
of his daughter. in Chester, Pa. in his
SOth year. He leaves three children
Mrs. Raldt. Mrs. George Harrington and
Mrs. |. l.. Holt.
Mrs. LurrnZa Boyd. widow of John
Boyd. former resident of North East
died in Havrc de Grace. on Sunday. and
WAS buried III North East Cemetery ON
Tuesday. The deceased was about ~
years of age.
The proposition presented by \. An
h'iH''i' I" l'iIoNS sup lbuSc N. ol T..
No. II. to build a third floor to his store
To b" used as Il lo,lg" room. was accepted
last Monday evening. ana II committee
on plans and arrangements was appoint
ed rs follows w. j. Falls. Judge G..
+. Beatty. Prof. T.. Il. Forkrr. Dr. G..
:. lttt"nh"uSc. DR. Il. G. Underwood.
*. Matthews and X. &. Rpedcr.
George Rambo. of Wilmington. Del.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse IL.
Shippers th.S week.
TIL" North East base ball team went
to Chesapeake City last Friday. and met
defeat by the score of % to :.
Miss Amanda Stewart. of Wilmington.
Del. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs T.. II.
Williams.
Mr.. Charles Stein. of Baltimore. will