The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-09-24
North East Items.
NORTH EAST Sept. %, l

| NORTH EAST Sept, -, 1S92.
We are enjoying a splendid rain.
V. S. Demon moved to the house on
Tue day recently vacated by Mrs. Coli
son from Summerville.
Frank Armstrong moved into the
house vacated by Henry Ford on Mon
day.
Samuel Sturgeon moved into the house
on Saturday recently vacated by VIM.
McCracken.
North East Council No. 43, Jr.. o. L.
A. NJ, dissolved last week, having for
feited their charter by not holding meet
ings.
The Democrats are preparing to haug
their harps on the willow tree and flee
from the wrath to come by joining the
Prohibition party.
Mr.. George L. Parks of Baltimore,
and Miss Lidie Pearson were married on
Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
brides home by Rev. w. G. Rooms in
the presence of a large number of invited
guests. The happy couple left on the
$50 O'Clock train for their future home
in Baltimore.
About 40 members of Wingate Post
G. A. R. went to Washington on the
12.4l o'clock train on Monday. they had
very pleasant time and returned home
Thursday and Friday.
D., VIZ -, ,o,,,, I,
been elected one of the delegates to the
annual local preachers association con-
vention from the Wilmington conference
which meets in Cleveland, Ohio the
first four days of October.
One of our undertakers says he would
willingly undertake to bury the national
supreme. officer of the Iron Hall. Who
would pay him for the job?
Rev. W. G. Rooms is visiting friends
and relatives i'll Wilmington.
1t is the almost universal opinion here
that the church and politics should be
kept apart.
IN. Benjamin of Chester, Pa, a former
Iosiucut, WAS uolo FlslGlbS loidtiFeo du
friends this week.
Miss Emma Mccullough, who has
been in the South for some time past, is
home.
The Prohibition rally advertised for
Thursday did not come off, owing to the
non appearance of the speakers.
Some boys enjoyed cat fight last
Sunday in the lumber yard. They tied
the cats together, and both fought until
they were killed. Nice Sunday sport This
The board walk in Perkinsvile has
been improved, Town Commissioned b.
F. Thomas acting as overseer. Ben is
serving his fifth term, and we will elect
him again next spring.
The Convocation services in St. Mary's
Church next Tuesday and Wednesday
will be quite interesting. Tuesday even
ing the subject will be Missions, and will
be discussed by Rev. William Schouler,
Reu. T. j. Taylor and G. T. Denreche.
Wednesday morning, holy communion
and sermon by Rev. A. Ware. Wednesday
evening the subject will be 'Some Chris
tian Graces not generally Believed H."
discussed by Revs. S. c. Roberts, c. T.
Denroche and T. j. Taylor. There will
be eight ministers present at st. Mary's
and twelve at St. Marks Chapel where
the convocation will adjourn Thursday
to attend the Harvest Home" The
music will be furnished by St. Mary's
choir, assisted by instrumental music.
Preparations are being made to start
the ink factory which will be run by DR..
T. A.WorIell and his brother Clarence of
Philadelphia. The engines aud tanks
lave not yet arrived aud it will be some
time before the factory starts.
A large number of fish and crabs are
being caught in the river.
John Veazey, clerk in Housekeeper's
drug store, is in Washington.