The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1893-05-20
ELKTON. MAY 20. 1875.
.SLOgAL DEPARTMENT. v

scLOgAh DEPARTMENT. v
The residence of George MeeuliAin' -
West High street is being repaihteu'
-Messrs. J. P. Wilson and c. P. Dorman
residing near Calvert, last valuable ori'iDs
horses last week.
Rev. John McElmoyle will preach al
Piersou Grove tomorrow, Sunday, aiter-
roon at three O'Clock. All are invited
-Emaline Henry an aged and wen
tnovn coIored woman of this town died at
an early hour on Tuesday morning from tne
effects of old age.
The Hurford farm containing ITO acres
near Calvert, owned By Jethro L. MeOui
loueb has been purchased by j. P. Shippers
of Calvert for $500.
Service with Sunday School will be
held at Fowler's Shore, tomorrow euhuaY,
at sp. m. Rev. William Schouler will
preach All are invited
Owing to the sickness of Judge Nc
Cauley the Orphans Court did not convene
on Tuesday in special session. Judge
David P. Davis was present.
The patrons and friends of Perryvilie
school are requested to visit the schoo!
during the annual review which will begin
next Tuesday and continue until the close
of the term Some special premiums.
e. F. Eykroyd & Bro, the new proprie
tors of the FELTON, House formally opened
that hostelry Oh Wednesday night with a
grand opening to which invitations had
been issued A lunch was served during
the evening. 4
Miss Bessie Tyson, CO worker Wit
Moody, who has been conducting success
full evangelistic services in the ElKton NJ
E. Church, held the closing service on
Sunday evening, and has returned to her
home in Virginia.
The letters ad vertised as uncalled for at
the Elkton postoffice this week are address
ed as follows: Mrs. Susan Draper, Mr..
John E Casey, Mrs. James Cassul, Miss
Matte Patterson, Mrs. Harry Taylor, Mr..
Sylvester Miller.
Bethel NJ. E. Sunday School will hold
their annual straw berry and ice cream
festival on Tuesday and Wednesday even.
ings, May Both and S1st. All are invite
to be present. If stormy it will be hr
next fair evening Iwil1 hold
-Pierson Grove Sundsgrove adjoining
a strawberry festive' Saturday evening, !
the school hnncing at 6 o'clock. If the
june 3ra De stormy it will be held On the
S-"ing Monday evening.
-Children's Day services will be observed
In the Bay View NJ. P. Church on SUNDAY.
June 11th. The school was recently reor
ganized: Superintendent, j. w. Abrams.
Assistants, j. F. johnson and Mrs E. John l.
son, William Thompson aud Miss Arrie
Nowland.
Mr.. William Bloomer, of the Second
district, left at theWHIG office on Thursday
one plant of crimson clover in bloom which
nas gu stalks, and is Is inches in heipht ,
Inc mass of vegetable matter the miami
'on'ains would seem to indicate its value Z
as fertilizer when ploughed down.
We have been requested by the Presi.
lent OF the Cecil Farmers Club to saw, that =,
owing to the sickness of Mr.. Henry 8
Jouuen, who was to have entertained the :,
Club on Wednesday next. no mestino
II the Club will be held this month. Dna
notice will be given of the June meeting. !,
A contract has been made with e G )
Stephens for the opening OF new road in II
he First district at cost of $3.50 The
DAD Will will be one and half miles in :.
ength, extending from a point ON the Cecil
on and Earleville road to a point IN rho
sreeman's mill road The bridge thereon
Will be erected by Berjam Davenport. y
-George r. Stephenson, resident of a
-apldum, Hartford county, who is well n
nown In this county, died on Monday. the T
lneral services being held on Wednesday n,
fternoon at three o'clock from the resi- is
enc OF 5. b. Hanna in Garland. Several 7,
ears ago Mr. Stephenson was located in d,
cell county, teaching school at Rowland. W
lille, and at the time of his death was +,
with the firm OF Bay & Getty II
N"nts of Baltimore. a,
james Holland, coloIe,,,-.
m Monday night by Sheriff McKennev