The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-10-14
CO1znty Mems.
North East News.

FRIDAY, ccl l'Ill, 1850.
West Neal has his flying horses stationed nea
| Mill Lane.
Rutter y Thomas shipped Il carload of came,
! tomatoes this week.
Mrs John McAdamS of Ocean City, N. l., /,
visiting Mrs. q. :. JeheriS.
| Mr.. Martindale, near ColOTa, is visiting his
son-in-law, :. ID. Mccullough.
Mr.. George Baldwin is putting Il coat of paint
on Mr. 5 j. Reeder's residence.
School Commissioner Jesse X. Kirk, of Rising
| Sun, visited our school on Monday.
Miss Addie Cloud and Mrs. Mary Smith, OF
Chester have been visiting Mrs. John X. Little.
The Druckenmiller family gave very pleasing
exhibition on Thursday to an appreciative audi
ence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pierce, OF Boston. spent
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. White, near
town.
The water sheet mills of the iron works are still
on half time, on account OF the low creeks. The
wells are also very low in this vicinity.
The revival is increasing in interest in the NJ.
L. Church. The meetings are well attended
The church on Sunday evening last was crowded
Mr.. and Mrs. William Minker celebrated their
thirty-sixth wedding anniversary on Saturday
evening, by well attended party at their home.
Frank Reynolds, a respected citizen slipped
and fell across pump box as his home on Tues
day breaking five ribs. He is improving but is
yet not out of bed.
The male members of the =. Z. congregation
will meet and reOrganize the Brotherhood OF st.
Andrews and prepare for great Thanksgiving
service or Harvest Home to be held on Nov. 2jth.
DIR. w. l.. Bailor, of the Surgical Department
OF the Monitor fleet, U. S. N, stationed near
Richmond, Va, visited his old war comrade Rev
Giles b. Cooke, and spent the past week with
him.
The case of the Democratic candidate Tor the
State Senate must be getting desperate when he
comes into the Filth di-trict electioneeri1g on
Sunday. But he happened to approach the wrong
man.
The Pensioners and friends of Rev. Giles b.
Cooke presented him with ticket to the Worlds
Fair this week. He will start next Tuesday and
will be gone ten days. Mrs. Cooke is much
improved and it is hoped will soon be out.
Frank Abrams, the ten year old son of Peter
b. Abrams, died on Saturday morning, of a
tumor in The neck. He was a bright little fellow.
The funeral took place on Monday, service at
Bay View NJ. p. Church, interment in the Bay
View cemetery. Rev. W. G. Koons otticatei at
North East, and the pastor of the church at Bay
View.
The Maryland Clay Company, OF Baltimore,
has leased tn e old Koalin property near town for
10 years from the owner VIM. I. Hildrup, of
Harrisburg. The company will erect sheds oyer
the pits so they can work all the time. They will
ship the the kaolin to Baltimore, and will employ
from ten to twenty five men according to the
demand.
North East Lodge 1. o, o. f. celebrated their
first anniversary on Friday eyening OF last week
when thirty members and their wives and friends
sat down to Dountiiul and splendid supper
served by host Ira Wells at the Hotel Cecil. Mr.
George o. Carey acted as POSTMASTER. Speeches
were delivered by J. W. Falls, Esq, John T.
Moore Rev. VIM. I. Hammond and others.
Miss BERTHE Abrams, aged twenty three years
died at the residence OF her father, w. H.
Abrams on Wednesday morning OF typhoid fever
after two weeks illness. Miss Abrams was well
known AMI highly respected and a consistent
member OF the NJ. L. Church. The funeral took
place on Friday at O'Clock, at Bethel NJ. p.
Church. interment at the church cemetery. Rev.
W, q. koons Otioated and spoke touchingly of
the deceased, The funeral was largely attended.