The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-09-23
COM11tD Mems.
NORTH EAST NEWS.


\ JUNIOR ErwoRTH LEAGUE ORGAN
IZED-A ZIG DAY AT THE NJ. ChUECH
AND LAKGE ACC Gss.oN OF NEW MEM
BERs.
NORTH EAST. Sept. 81, 1898.
Mss Lizzie Fiddler of Harrisburg, Pa,
is visiting Miss Bertha Ha}eT.
Quite a number of our citizens went
to Rising Sun on Sunday last.
Mr.. James Smith is preparing 20 move
his family to Wilmington, Del.
Rev. T. S. Williams of Delaware,
spent this week with q atives here.
Miss Alice Sehott of PhenoxvIlle, Pa,
is visiting Mrs. W. P. F. Wharton.
Holy Communion at S.. Mary's p.
E. Church next Sunday morning at 1880.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. KeanGtt OF Phila.,
spent last week with NJ. and Mrs. VIM.
T. Hammond.
Mis-. Delaware Mason Of Wilmington,
Del, and her two sons are visiting Rev.
aud Mrs. koous.
There are only Republicans III our
town who will cut the ticket. Dick
knows them, SO do We.
Mrs. Ca.I Simms of LewlsviIie, Ky,
spent part CT the week with relatives on
her way hOms fiom the East.
Rev. Charles Foster of Wilmington,
spent part of Che week with friends, he
also went grabbing on Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs VIM. A Rtgan returned
from their wedding tour oa Tuesday.
They will reside GA II gh street.
Bishop Adams will preach at st.
Marv's P. E. Church Sunday morning,
October lst, aud will also cOnhsm
class.
The sheet mills at the I.oG Works re-
sumeG work on Wednesday, after four
months ldleness with 10 per cent reduc-
ton of wages,
Mr.. Harry Hitchcock formerly of this
town bat now assistant manager OF
EIwood City Iron NJ KS, OHIO, is visiting
relatives AID friends here.
Captain Samuel Ford OF Washington,
scent several days he,e visiting his
fathe: Hamy Fo'd, and looking around
ovec his old hunting s,ounds.
Tue es dence of Patr.cE Reedy was
entered by SNEAK thieves OF We'd lestay
ni.ht who Uu,s;ed orea the 1e riSe .to:
ca, ryiag off It's el5i.e coltents.
Dus;1g the thunder stotm on Satur-
day morning last Lightning stuck the
ID n
five dollars will repair the damage.
Mr.. Jesse Lum and Foes. Harvey
have made 100 hoop no,s watch they Will
fish this winner. These ne ) a.e taking
the place of the small naGi ng seines.
Ga Wednesday, Mr.. James DaiIog of
Elk Neck, and Mss Ger,cute klue, OF
near Chesapeake Guy, we've married at
the NJ. E. Parsonage By the Rev. w. G.
koons.
NJ. J. a. Lambert and DIR. Bonwatts
of Allentown, and Prot. Isaac Coslett
went ffshing dowa the Elk river on We'd
nesday, Besides catching S dozea of
white perch Nj. Lambert hooked i rock
fish that weighed pounds ahd II cz.
Our colored citizens deny that they
can be bought at elections as the Ae"$
saws this week They are as jealous and
careful of their franchise as any Demo.
cfat in the district and can not be bought
as easy as some white people OF piomin.
ence.
The funeral OF William ii. Bennett
took place on Saturday afternoon at two
O'Clock from his late ,esidence: aud was
largely attended. The NJ. E. church
choir attended, and also several members
of Wingate Post Rev. W. G. koJEs
officiated. Interment 10 the NJ. Z. GENE
terry.
While driving home from the NJ. E.
Sunday School last Sunday, Mr.. Charles
T. F. Mea,ns' carriage, containing him
self aud two child: en-. coIljded with a
buggy, throwing him out aud severely
bruisiug him about the stomach. Fortu
nately the children were uniujured, The
10. Sc tole out of the harness but did not
run away.
The banner which was woa by Shaw
pah Tribe !. 0. r. NJ, at the X. of p.
fail, and wnch has been MADE 10 o.der,
ailive4 on TUESDAY, and is Undoubtedly
the handsomest bapucr n this county,
being inscribed with the coloGs aud name
OF tie order, with 40 Indiau in ful! war
paint. IL is composed entirely of silk,
and cost $1,000. Our Indians are very
proud of it.
a junior branch OF the Epworth
League, known as the Jdnloc Epwo.rh
! League was organized in tue NJ. E.
, church Wednesday afternoon with %
I members. Alter o zaniziag, the follow
Ing officers were elected: Alvin Lum,
President; Annie Beatty, sec' eta-y Jeunie
' Matthews, Treasurer; Fns.N ice President
or cha. man Of spil;tual ao.k committee
: Leah West; assistants, Stella Btice aud
. ! Josephine Ferguson; Second Vice Pes
\ dent or chairman OF mercy and holp com
e mit.ee, Harry Blackwell; assistants, Ear.
J Kitchen aud D. ennen Beatty; Third ice
: President or chairman library depart
= |
:, Lum and Lille r .ed; Fou.th Wee Pres
s dent or chairman OF social CON .nittee
II Nellie Anderson; assistants, Il sba \ risor
aud Neitie Burke. Miss Susie Gibson i:
organist. There is a great work here ioi
a such a society, especially inducing The
= id lie aud mischievous boys to attenC
Sunday School ins.ead OF running tht
Q streets and town on Sunday.
u Ga Sunday morning last before larg
congregation, - persons we've admltte'
to full membership in the NJ. E. chufc!
after The usual probation. After bein:
addressed by the class leaders aud Rev
Charles Foste., of Wilmington, Rev. W
"a G. Rooms called the Games OF tbos
sr whom the class leaders, Mess.s. William
N T, Hammond, John Dunlap, lsaia
ID Bidde AID Albert Fooks declared iii
N ready and desi:ous to become III.
- members. They came forward unit
re three rows were formed ac,oSs II
as church. Old meu and women. tiemblin
eo with age, middle aged men of brains an
}. muscle, wives and mothers. yOdng me
e. aud petty girls. all pressing forwar
m with one object. that Of enllStio2 MOI
er fully in the battle of the Lord. Neal
u. half of those admitted We're men, som
II. of whom never befo C last winter ell &c
tie a church, at least not very often, an
nj some of whom speut ohejr time in drin
FL ing aud gambling. After ans Hering IL