The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-10-03
CHESAPEAKE CITY

Mrs Juliet Boyd. OF Henderson
vile, N. C., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
". A. Hazel.
Messrs. Harry Beaston and Joshua
Clayton, OF Middletown, spent Sunday
with relatives in town.
Mrs, Lea Elliott and son, Jack, OF
Newark, and Mr. and Mrs. James VIII
lis, OF Baltimore, visited Mrs. NJ. L.
Willis over Sunday.
Miss Mary Budd spent Saturday and
Sunday in Elkton.
Miss Mary Jefferson spent Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. J. N. Mccoy, near
town.
Misses Florence and Sara Master,
OF Baltimore, are spending some time
III town
Mrs Ida Bouchellc and Miss Mary
Bouchclle are visiting Mrs Griffith FL
lison. near Kirkwood
Miss Emma Morgan spent this week
with her sister. Mrs. Milcha Lusby, at
Cecilton.
Mrs. J. Grome Steele and Miss Flor
cnce Egee were the guests OF Mrs
Arthur Davis, near Cccilton last
Thursday.
Mrs Emma Egee is visiting Mrs
George Spear.
Misses. Mary Cooper and Helen
Windle visited Miss Mary Walters this
week.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Freeman. Misses Emily
Bell and Mary Freeman spent Thurs
day with Mrs. George Padley at Cecil
ton.
Mrs Ralph ReeS has been spending
a few DAYS in Philadelphia
Mrs. T. A. Rees has returned To the
Jefferson Hospital.
Mrs. f.. a. Beauchamp will have her
millinery opcn'ng" October 3 and O.
Rev s. NJ Perry, Of Elkton. will
preach in the Presbyterian Church.
Sunday. October ~. and will have
communion service at 10. 90 a. m.
James l.. Vaughan left on Monday
Tor Cornell University. where he has
entered the Law Department
While climbing a chestnut tree one
day this week Henry Berger fell and
hurt his back quite severely.
John G. Hopper is attending the
University OF Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs c, f. Clark have
moved to Baltimore.
William y. Coleman and J. r. Steele
have had phones put in their resi-
dcnces.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church will meet at the home Of Mrs
James Hopper, Saturday evening to
return the talents which were given
out in the Spring.
A special program has been arrang-
ed for the Christian Endcavor Mary
land Day-Sunday evening
The Girls What We Can" Mission
Band met al the home OF Miss Katie
Pensel. Friday afternoon,
Miss Linda Payne entertained a
number 81 her little friends last Satur-
day evening, at her home near town.
IN honor OF her birthday.
William 7. Hicks. Of ChcStertown.
and Theodore Dempsey. OF Galena,
were entertained at the NJ F. Par
Sonagc on Wednesday,
The new Commercial course that
has been started at the Chesapeake
City High School will do much to-
wards making the work of the second
AIRY schools more attractive and at
tachng the school more closely to
community lie and its vocations. The
course is an elective one and is to take
the place OF the regular academic
course for the last two years OF the
High School curriculum The course
was adopted by the State Board Of
Education June 27. 1907, and is as
follows Third year-English, Book
keeping, Typewr;ting. Stenography,
Commercial Arithmetic. Penmanship
Spelling. Fourth year-English, Book
keeping. Stcnography, Typewriting
Elements OF Commercial Law, Indus
trial History. Commercial Geography
General History and Civics At the
Chesapeake lily High School seven
students have already started the
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