The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1891-09-12
.GLOgAL DEPARTMENT.. "

GL0GAt DEPARTMENT.. IL
There will he preaching at Crouch
Chapel tomorrow, {Sunday) evening at
100 o'clock.
The Rev. H. A. Greaves will preach at
Baldwin's tomorrow at O.3O a. IN and at
Big Elk at 5 and 7.3O p.
An autumn festival will be held IN the
old church building at Leeds, on W ednes-
day evening, September l6sh.
Thirteen probAtion9rs were received
into full membership of the NJ. E Church ,
Chesapeake City, last Sunday.
The hour of evening service in the
Episcopal, Methodist and Presbyterian
Churches will, beginning tomorrow, be $50
instead of o'clock.
A stove festival will be held by the
ladies' of Trinity Chapel, ZION, in the grove
near the chapel, Tuesday evening, Septem
Der 18th. If it should prove stormy it Will
be postponed until the next evening.
Mr. Thos. j. Ganor, former resident
of Elk Neck, was married in Whining ton,
Thursday, September Sd, to Miss Louisa
l.. Henderson of that city. MIR Gtinor has
been engaged in business in Wilmington
for several years.
The races at Middietown, to day, will
be very interesting, the entries being full
and a large number of good horses entered.
Among them are Red Cedar, Fred P. and
Gypsy Girl, all Of which have been trotting
at Wilmington this week.
The Salvation Army camp meeting,
now holding at Glyndon, is gratifying
success More than four thousand persons
were on the grounds last Sunday. Com
missioner Ballipgton Booth and Major
Perry OF New York will be in attendance
to morrow. a great day is anticipated.
The third quarterly meeting of the NJ.
Z. Church, Chesapeake City, will be held
to-day and to morrow. Quarterly confer
ence to-day at 7:3O p. IN. Love feast to.
morrow at $3.50 a m, and preaching by the
pastor at 1890 a. IA, aud by the Presiding
Elder at 1870 p. IN.
A reunion of the members of Battery
B, First Maryland Light Artillery, known
as Shows Maryland Battery, will take
place at Port Deposit Saturday, October Sd,
1891, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. All former mem
beers are cordially invited to be present.
Theo j. Vanneman, pres; w. H Cook, sec.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union and VS. desire to express their
Ii, Il NJ
vegetables, etc, for the dinners provided
for the Farmers Meeting held at Woodlawn
camp grounds September ID and 81. Also
to the Cecil Grange committee for all the
courtesies received.
The Rav Dr. w. L. S. Murray will
preach at the following places at the times
designated: Crouch Oh ipsl, Sunday, Sep.
TENDER 10, at 3 p. IN Jones Chapel, Mon
day, September IA, 7.3O p. M; Bouluen'
Tuesday evening. September 10; Baldwin's,
Wednesday aud Thursday evenings, Sep
TENDER 16 and H. at I 80 o'clock.
The rain of Saturday night fell in tor
rents, and Sunday morning greatly.
Near the Farr creek bridge, several COWS
to another. One COW WAS imprisoned during
the whole day on the island, near the road.
where four colored men found refuge from
the food only short time since.
AIR. JOAN W. Grab lm, of this county,
was married in Centerville on Tuesday, to
Miss Nora J. Kend all, daughter of Captain
T w Kendall o. that town. The ceremony
was performed in the Methodist Protestant
Church, by the Rev. j. w. Balderson.
After the ceremony the couple left for a
"trip to Washington and other places OF
interest.
Mr.. Howard Brown is now rebuilding
his mill on North East creek, west of Cal
vert, which was struck by lightning anG
burned sometime since. The new structure
will be frame above the first floor, and thu
machinery will he of the latest improved
kind, including the roller process Mr.
Brown received 81, 800 insurance on polio,
carried on the mill and contents destroyed
Burglars entered Hecht's saloon il
Eikton Thursday night Of last week anC
played havoc with the iuebriator Failing
TO enter through the frt mt door they forced
the hall door, breaking the lock. a tel
gallon keg of peach brandy and several bot
ties of whiskey disappear ed. The none.
drawer containing several dollars was no
forced, probably on account of the alaru
attachment.
Plans for the Odd Fellows Temple t
be erected in Chicago have been prepared
They provide for building high a
the Washington monument. The entir
ground space is built up to the height c
fourteen stories Above this the buildn
extends six stories in the form of squar
cross, the four spaces at the angles of th
main building being left vacant. Abov
this is tower shaped structure fourtee
stories high, making thirv-four storit
altogether, with an aggregate height of 81
feet Tue estim ated cost is So 500, 90
The ground space covered is to be III b
233 feet.
-Messrs Victor L. Jones, John
Boblits, Geo. A. Davis and Z f. Bobli
of the State Council of Maryland Jr. o. y
A. NJ, made an Official visit to E.kto
Council, No - on Thursday evening las
The visitors were agreeably surprised at Il
rapid growth of Elkton Council since
was instituted on February II last, wi
45 mem bers There are now 80 on the 70
This order is also growing rapidly thruug
OFT our State, there being "a council
twelve of.which have been started since {
institution of Elkton Council in Febru a
last The objects of this organization a
truly patriotic, first, to maintain and pl
mote the interests of Americans and SHE
them from the depressing effects of foreil
competition second, to assist America
in Obtaining employment; third, to t
courage Americans in business; fourth,
establish sick and funeral fund; fifth,
maintain the public school system of t
United States of America, and to preve
sectarian interference Herewith, aud
uphold the reading OF tho Holy Bible the
in. Elkton Council pays "a per week 81
benefits, $500 funeral benifit and $25
the death of a members wife.