The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-09-03
CHESAPEAKE CITY.
Copies of the "Cecil Wing" are on sale
zach week in Chesapeake City, at Alex
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zach week in Chesapeake City, at Alex
snders Drug Store. 8 cents a copy.
Rev. ard Mrs. f. Il. Williams and
| children left for their home ut Lcwcs
Del. Oh Thursday. after spending the
| month of August with DR.. and Mrs. j.
| V. Wallace
Toward arI CavcnGnr Lorraine have
been visiting their grandmother Mrs
John Cavenriar in Wilmington.
Miss Elizabeth G.. Clayton. of PhiIa-
| dolphin has been spending II few days
with her aunt Mrs. Mary Clayton Price
Mrs. VI. &. Catcn and daughter have
returned /" Philadelphia after spending
! tn" month Of ..ugr>t in town.
Cl;"r,,: Fierce. of New Castle. is
v!'Aing his sea Charles Pierce.
Mis-. Arthur ltHmlo ana children. OF
| f..ktun, >Tr!t Wednesday with her moth
rr ON the Mar"r.
! Mr.. and MIS-. Charles Ellison. Mr.. and
! Ms Julius Clayton an. daughter. Miss
Helen Clnytpn ami Mr. Gropnc Steele
>priI Saturday ut Brttrrtnn.
Mr.. and Mrs. FaSSpll. of Philadelphia.
lave been spending II few days with her
aumtS. Mrs. NJ. e. Price ard Mrs c. 5.
Ellison.
Miss Florence Egrc has been spending
tn" past week with Miss Evelyn Kiber
at Town Point.
Mrs. l.. r. Sharpe of BROOKLYN. y.
V. is visiting her sister Mrs. James y.
Buudrn
Mrs. R1@>r Woodhcnd and son have
been visiting her mother Mrs. George
Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lloyd and child
zen. of Baltimore. are visiting his rclu-
tivrS here.
Mrs. William Montgomery and son
aEd Mrs. l.owr"y. of Baltimore. have
been visiting Mis-. II. r. Cooling.
Miss Alice Woodul. of Baltimore is
visiting her aunt Mrs. James :. Hopper.
Mrs. Anna Hopper and Master John
Hopper are spending som" time in Phil
adclphia.
Mr.. and Mis-. II. y. Lindsay rntcrtain-
ed Rev. +. II. Dashiel. over Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. $. NJ. Perry have re-
turned from their summer vacation.
Mrs. Eugene Pierce and children of
Mt. Airy. have been spending a few days
with Mrs. J. =. Steele.
Mrs. William Borcm AMI son are
spending few days with Wilmington
friends
Mrs. George Richards and sister of
CcciltGn. visited Mrs. ElimlbcthAIetz on
"Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Johnson. Of Lcwisvlle.
is visiting Mrs. Marshall Taylor Ram
DALAI.
Miss Elsie Boulden. of near Middle
town. Del. has been visiting her aunt
Mrs. Harry Rourhelle.
Mrs. Worrall and Mrs Thomas and
daughter. of Wilmington. have been
visiting their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
l.ugur.
Mr.. Harry Griffith. of MorriSville. Pa,
visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs. |. G..
GIitiith.
Miss Julia Bra>ton. of Philadelphia.
is spending her vacation with her par
ert'> Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew BcSton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pryor. of Washing
ton. who havc been spending some time
with friends in town. returned to their
home this week.
Mrs. Marshall Taylor entertained a
number oI friends Ht her cottage at
"Rnndalia" at Il Porch Party on Tues
day evening.
The barge Katie is loading wheat
for the Mc~>r>. F"arl. of Middlctown.
and the schooner "Cnrnduru" for Mr.. J.
Al. Steele.
Misses Gertrude and Irwin Gator en-
trltained their young friends on We'd
r>day evening at an informal dance
Those present We're: Misses Marion and
l.rui>r Boulder. Bessie and Mary Bar
wick Esther awl Gladys Banks. Ida and
Mamie Bouchcllc. Edith Willis Julia
lfea$ton. Lille johnson. Mamie Wright.
Mr. HEd Mrs {. l.. Reed. Thomas Hop
per. Clark Barwick. Charles Ellison. Ed
RcaSton. Walter Grcrnwoth Edward
Boston. Albert Boulder.
DR.. and Mrs. Edwin Graves gave an
all-dAy picnic on "Wednesday ut Ram
] .,klli;t' 10 the little friends of their
children. taking them down ON their
launch. These enjoying the day were
Misses Lucie Boulder. Madalnc Steele
| li"nne Manlovc. Alice Hopper. Ada
lade Clayton. MrSSi~. Wallace and f.
Williams, Frank Griffith, Edwin and
| iced Graves