The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-07-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

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Miss Helen Wells is the guest OF
friends at Calvert
+ Miss Mamie Merritt, OF Warwick, is
visiting Miss Mary Lynch.
Dr., S. Claude Sykes and wife are
sojourning at Ocean Grove.
Miss Mary McNutt visited friends
in the Sixth district this week.
Mrs. M. P. Bryde and son, of Baiti-
more, are visiting Miss Anna BowIand.
Miss Ruth c. Clifford, OF Zion visit
ed Miss Elizabeth Perkins this week.
Miss Flora Marshbank has been
visiting Miss Della Singles, at Apple
ton.
The Misses Pearl Abrams and Allie
Oldham, of Leslie, visited Elkton on
Tuesday.
William T. and Charles f. Wafbur-
ton left on Monday for Wyoming, on
business.
Miss Susan Bratton has been con-
tined to her home by illness for several
days past.
Mrs. Charles H. Smith, of Balti-
more, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Marshall Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Rowland, of Bal
timore and Port Deposit, are sojourn-
ing at Lenox, Mass.
Miss Alma Benson and Miss Eliza
beth Henry are visiting Mss Iona
Benson, at Earleville.
Aaron J. Michep'r. of Colora. was
Congratulated by many friends on Sat
urday. his eightieth birthday.
Mrs. Anna M. Deputy and daughter,
Laura. have returned to Elkton after
a visit with relatives near Leslie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reinhold and
daughter. Ruth, OF Philadelphia, visited
Mr.. and Mrs A. Marquis this week.
Miss Elizabeth Whelan formerly of
Port Deposit, and Mr.. Leon B. Will
son were married in Boston. on July s.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Constable, of
Baltimore, will spend the remainder
OF the summer in Elkton, their former
home.
Hyland Msrshbank. of Emporium,
Pa. spent several days here with his
parents.
Mrs. Elizabeth Woollev. OF Annap-
oils, and Mrs. John Mitchell. of Balti-
more. visited their brother. Clinton J.
White. this week.
Rev ID. J. Moore. pastor OF Elk
Neck charge. and wife. are visiting
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Casey. at Rock Hall, Kent county.
Mr.. f. Larkin Ken,y and Miss Ger.
trude Good, both OF Havre de Grace,
were married on July I3, BY Rev. H.
w. Kellogg, in Wilmington. Del,
where they will reside.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Bertha Williams, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Williams, of Woodlawn,
and MIR. Granville McCardell. in Will
m:ngton. Del on July I6
The members of Mr.. Henry Vinsin-
gers class in Elkton M. f. Sunday
School enjoyed pleasant trip to bet
terton. on the "Sp av", on Tuesday
arriving home about midnight.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Fannie Jackson, daughter of Mrs.
Mary Jackson, of Jackson Park, to Mr..
Frank Drewmiller. of Coatesville, Pa.,
on July 3. at Hopewel M. f. Parson-
age.
Mrs. Harry M Taylor and daughter
Gladys, Mrs. c. II. Queck, Miss Fran
ces Cleaves. Miss Bessie Wingate, of
Elk Neck. and Miss Bertha Moore. OF
Cherry Hill, left on Wednesday morn
ing on an excursion trip to Niagara
Falls
Friends OF Mrs. Lyndon s. Tracy, OF
Syracuse, N. Y, formerly Miss Maria
Groome Knight. OF Bohemia" this
county, are congratulatng her upon
the birth of son. William Kni ght
Tracy, called after his grandfather, the
late William NJ Knight
Miss Pauline Bennett and Louise
Schaffer spent several days this week
with Miss Elizabeth Heath, near town.
Mrs. John NJ Cook, OF Pleasant
Hill, and Mrs. DR.. William Norris, of
Wilmington, Del. have been visiting
Mrs. John Abel, of Cherry Hill
Mrs Mary R. Price. widow OF Judge
John H. Price, of the former Hartford
Cecil Circuit, who was Miss Mary
Richey Parker, yesterday observed her
ninetyhrst birthday at her home at
Darlington. Hartford county. All her
children-Mrs F. W. Wroth, OF Bati-
more, Mrs. Annie p. Killingsworth, OF
St Louis, Misses Isabel and Mary
Price, John H., OF Williamsport. Pa,
William w. and David F. Price. of
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