The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-15
North East Items.

NOfIt T1ASl, oCJOUtr ID, loJS.
The Women's Relief Corp OF Wingate
day evening last.
The choir of tho NJ. E. Church has
suspended, because the pastor repri
manded them for attending a dance.
Several members of Cherry Hill council
visited Independent Council, o. U. A. NJ,
on Saturday evening.
Thirty two lots have been sold in the
new addition OF our town and one donated
for Roman Catholic church.
Clarence Benefits dramatic company
gave a very enjoyable play, entitled "a
Royal Slave" on Monday evening to u
medium sized audience
The Right Rev. II. Forbes Adams, ID.
D., Bishop of the Diocese of Easton, will
preach and confirm a class at ST. Mary's
?. +. Church Sunday at 80 p. m.
The machinery, tanks, &c, are being
put in the Hoover Ink Co.'S building,
aud the factory will soon be in operation.
Ia looking over the September and
October registration lists they show
very material increase over deaths and
removals, aud an unusual mum Der of new
names havi' g been added. Il wish to
correct the error made last week.
Up 10 late Thursday evening, f. J.
Clark"~an Charles J. BaJard, who weut
to PENNSYLVANIA to look for William
Clark's stolen team, have not returned
and nothing is known Of the whereab outs
of the team.
The addition made to the clothing
store of Isaiah Biddlo IS finished aud
makes il large aud commodicus store
room.
A great deal of complaint is being
made of the crowd of men ana boys who
congregate on tina Mechanics Hall porch
and use profane aud indecent language
Captain Hunter, of Havre de Grace,
has taken charge of the Salvation Army
which has been conducted by Joseph
and George Harris Tor some time past.
He will reside in Perkinsville
J. Brad Beverly, of Virginia, Snd Col
Enoch Noyes, of Port Deposit, spoke fer
the Peoples party in front of the old
livery sable on Tuesday evening to
fair sized audience.
\ very pleasant party and dance were
given by Miss Eleanor Cawley of Carbon
on Friday evening last. A large number
of our young mea and women were pre-
seut. The music WAS from East Not.
tingham, Md.
Two warrants were issued for Joseph
Neasey, saloon keeper, Thursday even
ing one by Mrs. Lee his ueighbor for
ASSAULT and Indecent language, and the
other by Ii 5. Alexander for drunken
ness aud disOrderly conduct in his store.
The warrants was served on Thursday
evening.
Columbus Day will be celebrated by
our public school next Friday morning
with parade and appropriate exercises
in the school house. Delegations navg
been invited from Wingate Post and
other societies The American Me-
aa41sI171aae -x Will 60 to EIktOn to take-part in
the parade there. -
! The article published by our North
East correspondent Of the Appel last
| week in relation to business here is iucOr-
rect. Not Tor several years past has
| business been so good and wages higher
| than they are now. All our factories are
running full time. Tho basket factory
running day and night. to fill their
| orders. The fire brick works are max
| ing better time than Tor several years
| past, and the only thing preventing the
| Iron works from making full time is the
exceeding low water. They have plenty
| of orders and only the water sheet mills
are losing half time. They are greatly
| in need of men. Those who left recently
| went 10 n. j. where they have had
exceptionally high wages offered them.
The revival is still in progress at the
| NJ. Z. Church. The meetings are well
attended. On Sunday evening very
| large congregation was present. Several
penitents went forward. The stores and
places of business close at O clock in the
| evening during its continuation.
A lodge of the Odd Fellows was or
| ganized here on Thursday evening last.
| Grand Master VIM. Grason, Grand Mas.
ter Jones, Grand Warden Thomson,
Grand Secretary Jones, Grand Marshall
Quandt, Grand Conductor Hartley OF
Baltimore and Deputy Grand Master
Cole of Towson were present. The
following officers was elected and ap-
pointed: G NJ. Harry Abrams; V G,
H. VI. Pierson; S, J. II. Bacon; T, John
T. Davis; r 7. 30 N G, E. T. B. Day;
l., A. p Rose; W. L j. Campbell; G, j.
r. X Mofli ; 0. G, VIM Mccullough;
l. &, T. G. Cannon; II. T. to V. G, Geo.
O. Galey; l., J. N. Smith; r. I. S, Geo.
L. Reeder; L, S. Maloney. Thirty
members were initiated the same evening
by the Grand State Officers. The lodge
will meet every Thursday evening at
G. A. r Hall Post room, and is highly
recommended by our fellow citizen b.
| +. Thomas who has filled all thu chairs
in Rising San Lodge.