The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1903-07-18

The Cecil Wing" is on sale each week
In Chesapeake City, Mt AleXander's Drug
Store. 3 cents copy.
Mrs. Harry Mclaughlin. Of Whining
ton, Del. is visiting Mss Florence E&cc
Mrs. Edward Harding ANA sons. Of
Wilmington. Del, N" visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. ESTHER Reese.
Miss phronir Burton. of Wilmington.
Del. is Spending some time with her
grand parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. James
Allen.
Mr.. Edward Bell. of Baltimore, is
spending Il f'w days with his family here.
Mrs. C%tharinc Lorraine and Miss
Emma Lorraine are visiting Mrs. Harry
Jones, of Bohemia Manor.
Miss Sara llar@rravcs. of Talapoosa.
Ga, is spending the summer with her
aunt. Mrs. William Alexander.
Miss Gertrude Shiplry. of Baltimorc
is visiting her cousin. Miss Alice Perry.
Miss Annie Bouldcn spent "Wednesday
in Delaware City.
Charles Ellison. of the Manor. has been
spending Il few days with his cousin.
Albert Clayton.
Miss Lydia Truss. of Wilmington. Del.
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Truss.
Mr.. Arlie Hague spent "Wednesday in
Wilmington, Del.
MesSrS. Gilbert Cooling and Thomas
Hopper spent one day last week at the
home of Mr.. Charles Griffith. near Cecil
ton.
Mr.. II. V. Manlovc spent Wednesday
in Wilmington. Del
Mr. Alexander Culinary has been
spending IL few days in Baltimore.
Mrs f. IL. Dashicl. Miss Barton. Miss
Morgan took II trip to Delaware City on
the yacht ''Iinda."
Mr.. George IIouck spent Monday in
Chestprtown.
Miss Eliza beth Lake. of Back Creek, is
visiting Miss Emma LovclcSs.
Mr.. Charles w. Palmer has returned
from an extended visit in Trenton. y. ].
Mrs. ID. F. Boulder and Miss Sallie
Hickman spent Thursday in Elkton.
The annual excursion to Rochester
will take place on August 9th
There will be dance nj Spa Spring
Park every Monday evening during the
summer.
The Ericsson Line day boat Penn"
was to have ncr trial trip on Wednesday.
coming aS far us st. Georges Del. but
did not get tnrrr.
A new trial will not be granted in the
suit of Mrs. Agnes EmmonS against the
Town, and the case will 20 to the Court
of Appeals.
Mrs. Clara lIcmphill. wife of the late
Joseph Ilcmphill. undertook to commit
suicide on Monday. of this week. When
found by her children She was in an un-
conscious condition, and hut for the time
ly arrival of DrS. kHrSner and Clcaycr
she would have died.
Owing to the rain on Monday evening,
the attendance ut the dance was quite
Small, but a delightful evening was spent
by all present.
AT the regular meeting of the Charter
Oak Council. No. a. Daughters of
America. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing term Junior
Past Councillor. John Wortz: Assistant
Junior Past Councillor. y. G. Van Bus
kirk: Councillor, Thomas Curry: Assist
ant Councillor, Mrs. Camdora Neae;
Vice Councillor. Mrs. Eliza Morris; As
sistant Vice Councillor. Mrs. Halle Love
less: Recording Secretary. James Curry:
Assistant Recording Secretary. Mrs.
Mary Lloyd: Financial Secretary. Miss
IIiHho'lh MofrlS' treasurer. Harry
Bouchele; Conductor, Mrs. Sarah Curry;
Warden, Mrs. Salie Vaughan; Inside
Sentinel. Mrs. Rose Defenders: Outside
Sentinel. Mrs. Martha holland; Trustees.
n. y. Van Buskirk. Mrs. Hannah Nor
gan and Miss Caradora Neale; Represent
tative for two years to State Council,
Mr.. James Curry: Representative for one
year. Mr.. John Wortz; Alternate. Mrs.
Mary Lloyd; Representative to Funeral
Benefit Association, Mr.. Harry Bouch-
ellie.