The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-03-31

county. Each item must bear the name and
address OF its author, and be received rot later
than 10 o'clock on Friday morning.
Crouch's Chapel Sunday School opens
tomorrow, Sunday.
The members of the Catholic Church
presented Father Birmingham on Easter
Sunday with 5000 purse.
A full attendance is requested at the open
ing of Jones Chapel Sunday School, tomor
row, Sunday, at 2 80 o'clock,
Father Bermingham's Bible class is
becoming quite popular-many non
Catholics attend every Sunday at p. IN.
Pierson Grove Sunday School will open
Sunday, April LIST, at half past two o'clock.
All persons are cordially invited to be pre-
sent.
Ott's Sunday School will reopen for the
Summer on Sunday afternoon. All the
teachers, scholars and friends are invited
to be present.
The fair aud concert held at Cedar Hill,
beginning March 1+th, was success,
$50. 90 was cleared. We express many
thanks to all those who assisted us in any
way.
West Amwell Sunday School will reopen
for the season tomorrow, Sunday, after
noon with appropriate and interesting ser
vices, The public is cordially invited to
attend.
The ladies of Baldwin NJ. E: Church will
hold fair and oyster supper at the church
on Thursday, + riday and Saturday even
ings, April 9TH, 9th, and 7th. Proceeds for
the benefit of the church.
"Betsey Bobbett" will be given at
Andora School House on Friday and Sat
urday evenings, March 3Oth and 31st, at
o'clock. Admission: % cents. Grosh's
orchestra will furnish music.
At Providence A. U. NJ. p. Church,
Elkton, April LIST, preaching at 1870 a. IN.
by Rev. j. H. Moore; at 3 80 p m, by Rev.
w. 7. Worden, and at 80 p IN, by Rev. c.
Marley. Rev w. 7. Worden, pastor.
Services appropriate to Easter will be
hsld in the NJ. E Church tomorrow, Sun
day, morning Theme, The Risen Christ
Owing to the absence of the pastor who was
attending conference SeCNlCes "cio uu-
avoidably postponed last ween.
Presbyterian Church, Sunday, April LIST,
services and sermons by the pastor, Rev. j.
McElmoyle, as follows: 1879 a. IN, "Fools
make mock of SIM $50 p. m, "The
Difficulties of the Young" the first of the
young peoples series. Every body especially
strangers, iuvi ed and welcome.
Easter services at the West Nottingham
Presbyterian Church were of an interesting
character and there was a large attendance
The pastor Rev. d. E. Shaw, preached upon
the subject "Now is Christ risen from the
Dead" Mrs Shaw sang solo during the
collection.
Series of Sunday evening sermons to
young people The Rev. j. McElmoyle,
pastor, will deliver in the Presbyterian
Church On successive Sunday evenings, a
series of sermons especially for young
people. Tue following is the list of topics:
April LIST, The Difficulties of the Young,
April Sth, The Heritage of the Young,
April 18th, The Temptations of.the Young,
April 22d. The Amusements of the Young,
| April 29th, The Reading of the Young,
MAY 9th, The Companions of the Young,
May 18th, The Master. olive of theYoung
May goth, The Church the Young Should
May 9th, Decision. lChoose.
Everybody cordially welcomed.
While the Easter day weather was disap-
pointing the attractive services in the Elk
| ton churches nevertheless drew large aud
fences The preparations for the festival
we're elaborate in the Episcopal and Catho-
lie Churches which were tastefully adorned
with flowers and their respective altar
decorations, while the services were special
and emineGtly fitting for the occasion. Al
interesting feature of the days Observance
in Trinity Church was the Easter festiva
of the Sunday School in the evening which
thronged the edifce.
The PRESBYTERIAN Church was also pref
tilly decorated and the services of the day
were most appropriate and enjoyable
The pastor Rev John McElmoyle preached
in the morning upon Christ Still Breaking
the Sepulchre" or 'Christ's Resurrection
not only Miracle by Parable. Hi
evening subject was: The whole eartl
/ full of Gods Glory"
, Special and wall attended services wer
, conducted in the Salvation Army Barracks
Holiness meeting at II a. m; Christia
, meeting at p. M; special meeting evenin
ats.
The morning service was omitted in th
NJ. f. Church owing to the absence OF tn
il Wood who the
attending conference. In the evening th
i pulpit was most acceptably occupied b
Rev. K. Day Cantwell.
The colored churches also observed I'll
| daY with snecial programs.