The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-02-29

DR.. Francis Falls who has been taxi
ing three months special course at the
University OF Pennsylvania, has re-
turned To his home for "a short while.
DR., Falls expects to practice in Lam
caster.
Mrs. Rumscy Smi,hson was a Perry
vile visitor Saturday.
Miss Ella Bump and Mr.. Charles
Hines, OF Baltimore, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. William Smith.
Misses Margaret and Cassie Durgin,
oi Baltimore. spent Sunday with MIR.
and Mrs William Durgin.
Miss Katie lamar was Perryvillc
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. John Whelan. OF Havre dc
Grace, was Port Deposit visitor on
Monday.
Mrs. Edward Rowland visited Balti-
more relatives Tuesday.
Mrs. Mollie Clapp and Miss Lucy
Clapp were Baltimore visitors this
week.
Miss Elizabeth Burlin, OF Port De-
post, and Mr.. Samuel McCardell, OF
Colora, were married in Wilmington
recently. The happy couple will re-
side in Port Deposit.
Mrs. George Ruttcr and children, of
Perryville, spent Sunday with Mrs.
George Jones.
Mrs. Samuel II. Friedman was
Baltimore visitor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J Howard Pugh have
purchased the property belonging TO
Mr. George Washington Conner. in
Middletown. the third door above the
Methodist Church They will occupy
same in the early spring.
Mr. Rumscy Smi,hson was a Balti-
more visitor Friday.
Mr. William West, OF Havrc de
Grace, spent several days this week
with Mr.. William Gillespie.
Mr. Maxwell Peoples visited friends
at Elk Neck over Sunday.
Miss Mary Tracy has returned to
Baltimore, after spending several weeks
with Mrs. Margaret Smithers.
Mr.. Ralph Gamble. OF Princeton,
spent Sunday at Mrs. Laura McClcna-
| hans.
Mr. Ward Abrahams was a Balti.
more visitor last Friday and Saturday
| IsdNlNa NIldUlN i-OuRC
| held one OF the most delightful ban
qucts ever given in their Hall on Mon
day evening Immediately at the close
ot their regular business session. The
committee in charge deserves a great
| deal oi credit for the manner in which
| the banquet was served. The menu
consisted OF fried oysters. baked ham,
chicken salad olives, pickles, sailed
nuts, celery, potatoes, rolls, Maryland
| biscuit. mcrangcs. ice cream bricks,
fancy cakes and coffee.
The annual Missionary Anniversary
will be held at the Methodist Church
Sunday evening, March 8. at 7.3o. The
committee in charge is planning to give
| an interesting program.
Rev V, 5. Collins was Philadcl
pha visitor this week.
Mrs. George II, Buck was Perry
J vile visitor Tuesday
/ Mrs Jane Farr will sell her house
| hold furniture at her home near Rob-
ert Seedlings store, March 5 Her
house is also for rent.
Mrs. K. p. McClenahan has return
cd to her home from a delightful visit
with relatives in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Hamblcton, OF Rising Sun,
visited her sister, Mrs. George Wright
this week
Bishop Adams of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese OF Easton, held
service last Sunday morning in ST.
James Church, and confirmed a
class II eleven. On Saturday afternoon
the Bishop accompanied by Rev. Mr..
CAN'T, visited the Silver Cross Home
and confirmed one OF the patients,
Miss Randolph, OF Virginia.
Miss Rhodes, OF Wayne, Pa, is visit
/ ing Miss Clara White.
Mr. Elmer Conner is visiting rela-
/ tivcs in Baltimore.
| Mr.. Nichols, OF Chcstertown, spent
Sunday with his son, Mr.. J. II. Mich
| OILS.
Mr.. William Smith. former mana
| ger at the Port Deposit Stone Co,
will take possession at Mr.. Rumsey
Smithson's butcher stand March l.
! Mr.. Smiths many friends wish him
much success in his new work Mr..
Smithson has decided TO rest for
short time. then he will carry on
wholesale meat business at the Rock
| Mill property
Mrs Gertrude Hasson. OF Whining
ton. visited her mother, Mrs Jane
Farr. last week
Mrs William Johnson, Sr., OF Viii
mington. visited her sister, Miss Mar
garct kerwin, Wednesday and Thurs