The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-11-19
ELKTON, NOVEMBER 10, 1892.
sGLOgAL DEPARTMENT. v

Rev. VIM. Schouler Will hold service
in the Andora school house tomorrow,
Sunday, at Up. m.
Mr.. John V. Abrahams son of Mr.. G.
S Abrahams of Woodlawn is attending
the Albany, New York law school.
Perry Barnes, Carpenter Points crack
shot. is reported as having killed 20 canvas
back ducks on November T. He realized
over $50 from the birds.
Alfred A. Kirk has converted the
grist mill property at Mechanics Valley
into a creamery which began operation on
Monday. A cob crushing mill is connected
with the creamery.
The Rev. l. G. Fosnocht, pastor of the
NJ. E. Church, Chesapeake City, returned
from Baltimore on Wednesday and will
officiate tomorrow, Sunday, morning and
evening. Preaching on the Manor at
3p. m.
The pupils that attended school No. 3,
Fifth district, every day during the term
ending November 10Th are as follows:
Charlie Keithley, Louis Holt, Maggie Holt,
Edith Holt and Bonnie Racine. Ethel
Graves was absent but one half day.
An interesting series of services will be
held in Trinity Church, Elkton, during the
week following Thanksgiving day and
beginning with Tuesday evening, Nov.
29th, it being the meeting of the Northern
Convocation" of the Diocese of Easton.
Addresses will be made by visiting clergy
men. The order of services with topics to
be discussed will be announced next week.
The Democrats of Newark, Del, and
vicinity have made prepar ations to hold
rousing jolihcation meeting in that town
tonight, the features of which are to be
torch light parade, an illumination, bar.
becue and speech making DR.. G. NJ. ALL
mond is chairman OF the committee and
clubs have been invited from Wilmington
and other towns in the county. Joseph T.
Willis is to be marshal of the parade and
the barbecue and speaking will take place
on the Malone field along Elkton avenue.
The skewer factory of S. L. Denny, Jr.,
now in course of construction at Sylmar, is
nearing completion and the mill will be in
operation at an early date. The burning
of Mr.. Denpy's factory on North East
cresk, near Calvert several weeks ago has
RETARDED the work considerably. The main
factory, at Sylmar, is three story build
ing, 32x4S feet and was built few years
ago. A one story addition 16x3o feet is
being erected on the south side, and which
will contain the new 90 horse power
engine.
jesse Tyson well known farmer
residing near Calvert was attached in his
field by two year old bull few day ago.
The animal charged savagely on Mr.. Tyson
who after severe struggle by holding a
horn of the contrary beast succeeded in
scaling the fence and escaping fatal
injuries. Mr.. Tyson was down once during
the struggle but he fortunately regained
his feet. His clothes were torn in many
places and be was bruised and Jared by
the struggle. The bull was afterwards
driven by the boys with pitchforks to the
barn.
Among the enterprising business mer
of Wilmington, DEL, is Mr.. Edwin G
Sutton a native of Cecil county, aud lat,
Justice of the Peace al Boiling Springs
Bergen county, New Jersey. Mr.. Sutton
TIC Shipley street, and contracts for electro
wiring, electric motors, burglar alarms
door bells, telegraph and telephone work
and all branches of this rapidly developing
industry. He will promptly attend to al
orders from a distance. We commend Mr.
Sutton to our readers needing electri
work.
"A man, a rifle and shot caused
ripple of excitement in Elkton on Saturda
afternoon. Whether the man knew tina
the rife was loaded or not remains to b
learned, but the fact is that il was dischar
Howard House corner. The rifle wa
pointed toward the pavement, and til
bullet after missing the feet and legs in tn
neighborhood struck the pavement, knocl
ing chip from q brick. Either the CHI
or the rebounding bullet knocked car
from the hand of a prominent Elktonia
grazing the hack of his hand. Who tt
bad marksman was we were unable
learn.
Mrs. Isabella Cutlery, relict of Jam
Cutlery, died on Monday afternoon at IL
residence of her son Benjamin f. Cutler
in Elkton. Her death resulted from cram
collie from hich she had suffered sever
days Mrs. Cutlery was ~ years of ag
and had been a consistent member of I'll
NJ e, Church for so years. Two childr,
survive her, Benjamin L. Cutlery, wi
whom she resided, and married daughte
Mrs Mary Murray, of Conshohocken, f
The funeral services were held in tue M.
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