The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-17
PfRRYvILLE

| MIR. Frank Bailey, 81 Philadclphfa,
has been the guest OF Mrs. Mary Mac
Donald and daughters
Miss Kate Stetter and Mr. Norman
McMullen were Columbia visitors the
past week.
Mrs. d. y. Murray, Of Viola. Del.
is visiting her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Z. c. Suniicld
Mrs. Thomas Winkler. visited rela-
tiyes in Wilmington this week.
Miss Rebccca Fay spent few days
in Wilmington the past week.
Mr.. c. l.. Cole was in Philadelphia
the past week.
Mrs. Amos Boyd, OF Wilmington,
was in town on Tuesday.
The Ladies Art Circle met at the
home OF Mrs. William Boulder, ON
Wednesday afternoon.
MIR. Boyd White was in Wilmington
on Wednesday
Mrs NJ. Il. Cole was a Philadelphia
visitor the past week.
Mrs. Charles Crawford and son,
Charles, spent Monday in Washington.
Miss Susie McMullcn and Mr.. Sam
ucl McMullen visited relatives in Phila-
dclphia, this week.
Mr.. John Burns spent Wedue sday
IN Philadelphia.
Mr.. Willard Fisher. Clyde Owens.
and Drew Seminar attended a dance
in Elkton on Monday evening last.
Mr.. Guy Dennis, OF Philadelphia.
spent a few days with his parents, MIR.
and Mrs John Dennis the past week.
and while here was threatened with
appendicitis.
DR.. George NJ. Stump and daughter,
Eleanor, were Chambersburg, Pa. visi-
tors last week
Miss Anna Barwick. OF Philadelphia.
was the guest oi her mother Mrs.
Jane Barwick. on Sunday.
Miss Ida Wilson spent Monday in
| Baltimore.
MIR Webb, Of Wilmington. was the
guest OF Mrs Ida Jones, on Sunday.
The festival held by the Perryviilc
base ball club last week was grand
success. the net proceeds being over
| 500. The club wishes to thank the pub
lie IN general and all who helped with
the affair The team will open the
season with Elk Mills at Pcrryyille on
| April -, at which time the public is
| invited
Mrs. Bessie Boswell, OF Phladcl.
pha. is visiting her sister, Miss Allie
Stump
The Ladies Md Society gave re-
ccption To- the new pastor OF the NJ T..
Church. Rev. H. c. Suniield and wife,
on Tuesday evening. and was fairly
well attended, considering the weather
Mr.. Boone llcmctt. former resident
OF this place, now Waterman at
| Orange street. Wilmington. Del, was
called un. Saturday. by tramp. who
was admitted to get warm. at which
time Mr. llewet, was struck over the
head with an iron pipe. ard robbed OF
about So in cash and watch and was
| found unconscious by some al the rail
road trGinmcn.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Watson. III VIII
mington. spent Sunday last with Mr.
and Mr., " H. Owens on Sunday last
Mr.. SHORTY. OF Port Deposit, new
foreman oi the floating gang oi the
l.. b. & W X. r. has occupied the
house vacated 10y Mr. William Wilson
On Aiken avenue.
The loug-lookcd- for electric light,
~ Pcrryvillc were turned on FRIDAY
night OF last week, illuminating the
streets and some business places
Other, have been lighted since. The
Jr. O. l. \. NJ have arranged Tor
wiring
Mrs. George iTornburgcr and sons
of Principle Furnace. have occupied
one ~ the houses 81 MIR c. l.. Cole
on Aikcn avenue
Mrs Winklcr. Of Wilmington, !,
spending some time with her son. Mr.
| T X Winklcr.
Mr. ard Mrs William Il. Craig. ri
Wilmington visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. D. Craig on Sunday last
The Easter programme rendered by
the NJ + Sunday School on last Sun.
dav evening. was a grand success. Tn,
collection amounted to S2a.lo. includ
ing afternoon
Master Charles Thompson. oi vii
m'ngtou, was town visitor this week
Mr. Howard Fisher OF Washington
ID. C, IS visiting mis- mother, Mrs. G
Fisher
Little Miss Sarah Ward. of vii
miuctou. IS spending some days will
her grandfather. Mr. {. w. Ward.