The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-06-13
Port Deposit.

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
II Port Deposit, at Stebbing's News
Stand. 3 cents a copy.
Mr.. Walter Flint was in Philadelphia
the first of the week.
Mrs. John McClcnahan and Virginia
ing Monday evening of this week.
Mr. Roy McClcnahan was Il Princ,t ton
visitor on Saturday.
Mrs. Edmund Bryan. of Camden. y.
j., was Mrs. J. \. Gcrrys guest on We'd
ncsday.
Miss Helen Furr and Master Charles
Cr"Swcll are visiting relatives in Ralti-
more.
Misses Virginia and Margaret Nanne-
man We're in Baltimore this week.
Mrs. $. \. Reynolds has returned from
Il pleasant visit to Wilmington.
Mr.. Kraemcr. from Baltimore. is G..
Thompson Williams guest.
Miss Miller is with her parents at
Long Green. Md.
Miss Van Hagen will spend the sum
mer in Nrginia
Prof. \. l.. Colstcn. teacher of Mathe-
MATES nj the Institute. has left for his
home in Binghampton. and will not re-
turn next year.
James Newell is at home from Prince
ton for his summer vacation.
Mr.. Thomas Lightfoot is in Coates
VILE Pa.
Miss Dcakync enjoyed the time from
Saturday until Monday in New Castle
Delaware.
Mrs Common is visiting her brother
Rev. Mr. Sciplc
Captain Melville Arthur of the Dan
vile Military Academy, is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. W. f. Kidd.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hurn. of Elkton is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. ,ohn Mohrlcin.
Miss Florence Snyder had for her guest
over Sunday. Miss Anna Shrivcr of Bal
timore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell and
son. spent Sunday in Wilmington. Del.
Miss Tomkinson will spend the sum
mcr with her parents. at Mt. Carmel.
Penna.
DR.. 4. W. Harris. Director of the
Jacob Tome Institute. addressed the
Graduating Class of the Johns Hopkins
University. on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Patrick Kerwin is having his
house painted
The Jacob Tome Institute closed Tues
day. hut quite a number have remained
to take Il college examination. and will
not finish until the Goth.
The 'SuSquchanna" is now making her
daily trips to Baltimore. and the moon
light excursions will begin Monday even
ing, boat leaving nj s o'clock.
\ valuable horse belonging to Miss
Laura Moves, was fatally bitten by
comprehend snake while out in the pact
urr field. last week.
Miss Bertha Mrtzger only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mctzgcr was mar
ricd to Mr. Leon Wise. of Harrisburg.
Va, on Wednesday, nj noon. The ccrc-
mony was performed ut Hccht's Hotel.
llavre de Grace. by II Jewish Rabbi of
Baltimore. Only IL few relatives attend
ed the nuptialS. y caterer from the city
had charge of the hountiful wedding
breakfast. after which the newly welded
pair went West. They will return and
make their home in Virginia. where Mr. |
Wise has very prosperous business.
DIR. J. III. Curran gave an informal
dance in the Upper Gymnasium on We'd |
nesday evening. to number of his
friends and students of the Jacob Tome
Institute. Mr.. G. Thompson Williams
was pianist.
Our dogs are all muzzled by order of
the President of the Board of Commits
sioners. Mr. William McClenahan. A
mad dog went through town and bit sew
eral dogs. hence the precaution.
On Saturday afternoon Misses Clara
Mann, Jane Templeton. Mae Indoe and
Mrs. Snyder went for drive. They had
handsome new surrey and new har-
ness. everything seemed to be in first
class condition. They were driving along
having "A merry time, when they reached
jackson, going down a steep. hill, the
neck yoke broke. dropping the tongue,
the horses took fright, upset the car
riage, throwing all out. Miss Mann was
bruised and strained, Miss Templeton
had her head cut and the skin rubbed off
her arm. Miss Mae lndoe had a strained
ankle and badly bruised. Mrs. Snyder
was unconscious for some time, she is
not seriously but very severely hurt. The
carriage is almost Il wreck, but the
horses escaped without injury. All are
now doing well and are thankful they es-
nunnI lnatb