The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-07-27
PERRYVILLE

Miss Sarah Bailey, a. Wilmington,
visited Mr.. Blaine Hartenstine and fam
lily the past week
Miss Ada Craig mas accepted position
as outdoor kindergarten teacher in Phil
adelphia.
Miss Irene Seminar has been spending
some time in BelIcamp, Hartford county.
Master Charles Crawford spent the past
week in Drewmore, Pa
DR.. Guy H Dennis was a Philadelphia
visitor the past week.
Ms. NJ. J. Owens entertained the Lad
les Aid Society on Thursday afternoon
Miss Edith Smith Is spending some
time in Baltimore and Washington
mrs. Burke Little and son, Burke of
Baltimore, are the guests of Mr.. and
Hrs. VI. d. Craig.
Mrs. Hepburn Benson and children, OF
Adam, Va, are visiting Mrs. NJ. j.
Owens
Mrs. Martin Sbultz and Miss Emma
Baird of Wilmington, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Davis last week.
Mr. Heroert Clark, of New York City,
visited his mother. Mrs. hannah Clark,
this week.
Mrs George Caldwell and daughter.
'l4Se f1F4fl VI -!DtI - OIONE, are Sptut-
ing some days with Mrs L. J. SINNERS
Miss Viola Barney and Messrs Harry
and Coll Strong, of Philadelphia, are
spending some days with John Good and
ia ily.
DR.. Walter Boyd and wife, OF Baltimore,
were in town this week anu returned on
Wednesday in their launch, accompanied
by Mrs. Ellen and Miss Allie Boyd
Perryville was alive on Monday with
soldiers and horses as the 23d Regiment
L. $. Fled Artillery of Fort Meyers. IN
route 10 the Thames River, Conn, stop
ped in the lot west of the Presbyterian
Cnurcn, with about 800 men and 265
horses from Monday at Ii a. m, until
Tuesday at a. m.
The Lancaster Outing Club OF Lancaster
have been spending ten days just above
+ erryville.
Miss Lydia Knothe, of Baltimore, is
spending some time with MIR. and Mrs.
William Schumm.
Mrs. John Stephenson, wao mas ueen
quite i'll Tor some days is greatly i'm
proved.
Messrs. Oscar Patterson, Cook Boyd and
Earl Harris went 10 Wilmington last
eek for Pennsylvania railroad fremen.
Mr.. F. s. Moulton is spending some
time With mis- daughter in Rochester, NY.
Mr.. Vim. f. Fay has purchased a fine
new r. c. H touring car and orough;
il from Baltimore on Sunday last.
Union twilight services are now being
neld alternately between the Methodist
and Presbyterian Churches in Perryv!lle
on Sunday evenings, from 10 p. m.
This sunday evening they will be held IN
the VI. f. Church.
Miss Elsie VI. Jones celebrated ner TN
birthday on Monday afternoon, July 22,
with quite a number OF little friends.
Those present were Elsie Jones, Carrie
Culvert, Mabel Culvert, Helen Gray, FL
sic Gray, Evelyn Irwin, Verna Jackson.
Verna Rutter, Ha-e Winkler, Hazel
Brown, Catherine Brown, sara Price,
Eli -abeth Myers, Helen Russell, Mollie
Campbell, Thelma Campbell, Henrietta
Boyd, Margaret Boyd, Grace Peters,
Grace Boyd, Zelda Seal, Marion Boyd,
Laura Seminar, Edith Seminar, Francis
Hathaway, Elva McComns, Bud Calvert,
Lee Price, Earl Rutter. Hayward Gray
and James Gray. After enjoying many
games, they were served win Ice cream,
cake, candy and lemonade, after which
they all enjoyed themselves, and return
| ed home at p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. &. Fisher have return
Cd home after a three week "trip to
Youngstown, Ohio, Chicago, i'll, Cincin
natl and Philadelphia
Mrs. Wilmer Smith has returned TO her
home in Wilmington after pleasant
visit to her father, c. W. Ward,
Mr.. John Alexander is on the sick list.
Miss Mabel Pyle and Master Earl Jones
| OF Forest Hill, Hartford county, are
spending some days with Mr.. and Mrs
| Floyd Pyle.
Mrs. j. II. Beauchamp and daughter,
MeriI, are spending some time in Town
send, Del.