The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-20
Personals Social

Miss Sarah J. Jackson is with rela-
tivcs in Wilmington.
Frank Taylor, OF New London. was
the guest OF Elkton relatives this week.
MIR. and Mrs +, I. Whitney. OF New
York. greeted Elkton friends on Sun
day.
Mrs. l.. Marshall lIaincs entertain
ed Miss Susie Ford, oi Earlcville. this
week.
Miss Nan Smith was with relatives
in Philadelphia for several days last
| week.
Miss Rachel Harlan. after a lengthy
stay in Florida. is now at her home, at
Leeds.
Miss Mary Warburton has resumed
her studies at the Cecil County High
School
Miss Elsie DcNal;ngcr is now en-
pl"ycd aS stcnographcr in the office OF
Joshua Clayton. Esq
The family OF J. Granville Richards
have moved from Richardsmerc to Bal
timorc, ior the spring.
l.. NJ llaincs. Esq. is reported re-
covering from his illness due TO pro-
tractcd professional strain
Mrs John G. Constable. of Bslti-
more. visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Manly Drcnncn. on Sunday
| Miss Helen H. Wells. Of Elkton. be
pan service as principal of Foster
School. FIX Neck. on Monday.
| Mrs William =. Dean spent part oi
last week in Wilmington at the home
oi her daughter Mrs James II. Davis
\ number oi friends Of Mrs. r. c.
Lewis cn;ovcd luncheon at her home,
on East Main street. last Friday after
| noon
Mrs Albert Nelson Of Bayvllc
| l.. T. has returned home after n visit
20 Mrs William Schoulcr. at Trinity
| RCCtprN. .uf
! luncheon was enjoyed hy.. .hich "
ot,Nrs John S W;rt,s friends on urs-
dav afternoon, 2! hcr home on East
| Main street.
| J. Harry MarShbank. oi Columbia.
Pa. Sncrt several days here with his
parents Mr. and Mrs J. II. Marsh
bank. this week.
Mrs u l.. Clifford and young Ray
mond Cameron recent patients at I'm
ION Hospital. are reported rccupcratine
steadily at their homes in Zion.
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert Cam. who re
Gently retired from service at Union
Hospital. left this week for Middle
town. Conn, where they will make
their home
Mr Norman Mussclman. oi White
| Rock. Pa. and Miss Grace Montgom-
cry. 81 Liberty Grove. were married at
| R"wlaudvil'c NJ. I. Parsonage. Sat
urday hy Rev +. 5. Cam
The marriage oi MIR Mcrris Hicks.
81 Lew svilc, and Mis-, Bertha lhomp-
son. ni Pleasant lIiIl. was set for We'd
ucNday evening. at the home oi the
bride, sister, Mrs. Thomas Croft.
The marriage oi Mr.. William J.
kcarncy, ui llarrlsvillc, near Rising
sun. aud Mrs Nellie Davis, formerly
ct Philadelphia, by Rev Samuel Polk,
NJ the gruumS home on Inauguration
Day. wa, announced on Saturday.
Miss Sarah +. NJ Milligan, who,
with her parents, Rev J. K Milligan
and wife. oi ST Georges, formerly OF
Zion. has been wintcrng At Southern
Pines. n C., is reported To have de
rived little benefit from her stay there,
William II. Sprinkle was looking up
llkton friends OH Monday He has
removed with his family from the West
| Chester. Pa, section, where he man
aged . farm last year, to Dobbins, Bur
lingtun county, y. J., where he has
charge oi large dairy interests
DR. Granville Hampton Richards,
youngest son OF J. Granville Richards.
oi Richard,mcrc, has been appointed
q surgeon in the service OF the United
Railways oi Baltimore. DR.. Richards
is about 2s years oi age and gives
promise oi future emincncc in his pro
| lcSiOn
Mr.. Harry Murray Of Summit
Bridge. Del, and Miss Clara May
Thornton. oi the Pivot Bridge section,
were married on March II. by Rev. ].
NJ l.indalc. at the home OF the bride $
mother. Mrs. Tabitha S. Thornton
MIR and Mrs Murray will reside near
klrkwnod. where the former manages
farm
Mrs l.. NJ. IIaincS entertained Mrs.
Hannah D. Wilson, oi Philadelphia,
formerly oi Elktou. several days this
Winter Wilson. OF l.chigh Univcr-
sity. South Bethlehem. Pa, on Rail.
road Engineering" has been adopted
as the text book in rs Engineering
| Course.
Mrs Harriet Jackson, OF near Jack
son Station, entertained few OF her
friends on Tuesday evening in honor
oi her seventy fourth birthday. The
evening was plcf sanity spent. after
which refreshments were served in
abundance Ni,cr wishing her many
more birthdays. the guests departed to
their homes Those who were present
were Mrs Harriet Jackson. Mrs. r.
Scntman. Mr.. and Mrs I ]. Wright.
Mr. aud Mrs w. w Dill. Mr.. and
Mrs + G. Jackson, Mr. Lewis u.
Scntman, MS, Minnie Wright, Elsie
Seminar, Edith Wilson
w w. Allcr and his sons Walter
Isnd Harvey and few friends killed
y wild geese in his wheat fields, near