The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-07-09
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Frank McChcSnpy spent Monday
at her Old home in Woodbury.. y. j.
Miss corinne lamar is visiting Miss
Mary Girvin i'll Philadelphia.
Mrs Lille Fonrd. Of Baltimore. is Wis
iting Elkton relatives.
Stanley Evans and numchr of friends
enjoyed Il pleasant sail on Tuesday.
Miss Rose Drcnnen is with friends in
Smyrna.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Eber Brown and son
spent Monday with Philadelphia friends.
Miss Helen Clay has been entertain
ir- her friend Miss Bertha Ernest, of
" ilmington.
Misses Mabel and Katherine Bowen.
u! Newark. have been spending several
days with relatives.
Miss Florence Phillips, Of Wilmington.
was the guest of Elkton friends on Mon
day.
Charles f. Alexander. of Salisbury,
spent several days this week with rela-
tivr~ in town.
X. Il. Frazer, Jr.. has returned from II
pleasant visit to friends in Washington,
ID. {.
Mrs. James Clendcnin and daughter.
Sarah. of Baltimore, spent several days
recently with Mrs. e. V. Howard.
Cecil Weaver. Of Wilmington. was n
Sunday guest of his aunt, Mrs William
| j. Smith.
Mr.. and MIS- Lawrence Keir and son
are spending the summer at Westerly.
Rhode Island.
Oscar Kruger and wife. OF Philadel-
phia spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. j. Jones.
| Miss Bessie Clark. of Wilmington. was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. \. Clark
several days this week.
Mrs. Laura X. Harris and two sons,
Robert and Palmer. spent several days
this week with Mr. and Mrs. John f.
! Sparklin.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Fairfax johnson. of
Washington. -. c., and Mrs John f.
| Wilson, Of Baltimore, are GUESTS of Mrs.
Isabella {. Wilson at Falkirk.'
The SPRAY took Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Constable and "a number of their
| friends to their farm in SaSSafraS Neck
| last Friday.
Mrs. EStelle Warren and daughter.
Lillian, are visiting the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rloomer, near
Pivot Bridge.
The Misses Maud and Edna Field
meyer and Miss Nellie Ennis. OF Anna
POLLS are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John s.
StIahorn.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ. Lewis and
daughter. OF Camden. spent the Fourth
with the formers sisters. the Misses
Carrie and Emma lewis.
Among the latest to join the Cecil
colony at CollingSwo,l y. j.. are Crt.
Edward ii. Curry. of the Clyde Steam
ship Line. and and family. who have re-
moved there from Philadelphia.
Rev. J. Gibson Can't. the newly
chosen rector of st. Mary'> Church. at
North East, paid the Wing Il pleasant
call on Tuesday in company with Rev.
Kensey Hammond, of Wilmington.
The Messrs. Charles b. Finley, father
aud son. left on Thursday for an extend
ed Northern trip, covering the st. Law
renee. the Thousand Islands. Montreal
Quebec ard the Maine lakess and woods.
The dnnccat Spa Spring Park, Chesa-
, peake City. Gn the evening of the Fourth
was we'll attended. MesSrs. Harry II
and Frank b. Howard and John \. Nc
CloSkey were the COMMITTEES in charge.
\ number of residents of the Cooch S
Bridge nrghborhood spent several days
at Locust Point, Elk river. la.~t week.
Mrs. Delaware Clark chaperoned the
party. which included Miss Elizabeth
Clark. the Misses Skinner, Miss Cam
Frederick Armstrong. Lieutenant Eu'
gene Armstrong. Victor Janvier. Cant
well Clark
Joseph II. Sloan and family spent the
Fourth with his brother. j. Elmer Sloan
at C"liu 2>M,rrd. y. j. Mr.. Sloan visit.
Cd lladdunfcld in the afternoon and was
attracted by II sign on a giant button
wNod. which rcad-"ThiS street was laid
ont and surveyed in 1851 by order of the
representatives of the King ~f England
and called 'Ie Kings Highway. The
tree und its mate measured feet u in
in diameter.