The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-06
COUNTY NEWS.
NORTH EAST NEWS.
DRIVING ENTS-TEMPERANCE MEET
DISQUALIFICATION SERVICES
OTHER NEWS.


NORTH EAST, Oct. s, 1894.
Mrs. Worrall, mother of DR.. T. A.
Worrall. is visiting here.
Mr.. James Potts, of Baltimore, is Wis
iting Robert Reeder AID enjoying a short
vacation.
Mr.. Samuel Lowman, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday with Prof. l. w. Coslette
and friends.
Services will be held at the p. E.
Cauroh Sunday morning and afternoon
az 3 o'clock.
There will be celebration OF the Holy
Communion at the N. Z. Church, Sun
day morning at 10. 80 o'clock.
Bishop Adams spent Tuesday with
Rev Giles B. Cooke and with him called
on several OF his parishioners.
There was not wedding or death in
our to WI during September, but s births,
something that rarely happens.
Mrs. r. G. Lambert attended the State
Convention Of the W. G. T. U. at Centre
vile, and is row visiting in Easton.
Elk Sheriff Wright and family have
removed to Philadelphia, for the winter
from their summer residence near town.
Rev. W. G. Rooms received % or
more probationers into membership in
liiC IL NuulCu laSt
Misses Mamie and Ella Mccall and
Eva McNamee, of Upper Principe, spent
Saturday aud Sunday with Mrs j A.
Lambert.
Tho reduction of rent has had the
result of filling all the Iron Compauy's
houses, which has not been the case for
several years
The canning season will end here aud
in Eli Nncl- this Tho mi IN 10
not been as good as last year but some
fine tomatoes have been put up.
The North East band has concluded to
elect a permanent secretary and insert
an advertise nlent in the WING, that they
are open for engagements at all times.
The pie sociar' held in the old can
niag house near St. john by the ladies of
Harris Church on Wednesday evening,
joyed.
During the Ssptember and October
registrations. 81 new names were added,
20 striker off on account Of removal and
10 deceased, which makes G. gain of 10
voters.
Every body that can should turn out
aud give Battery B., a hearty welcome
on Saturday. The parade will start
promptly at enc o'clock ard will be
headed by tho band. The visitors will
take the o'clock train for home.
Fellowship Lodge No. AZ, X. of P.
Is i'll celebrate their o5th anniversary on
Thursday evening next with a grand
| banquet in G. A. Il. hall. The grand
lodge officers are expected aud the band
| will furnish music for the occasion.
North East Lodge, l. o. o. F., cele
DRAFTED their second anniversary with a
grand banquet in G. A. r. Hall on
| Thursday evening, at which over so Odd
| Fellows and their wives sat down. A
| very pleasant evening was spent in speech
| making.
| Rev. w. G. Rooms preached an able
temperance sermon in the NJ. E Church
last Sunday morning on the work in
| Cecil county, taking as his text Habakkuk
~ chapter and Is verse. There was a
| good copgretion present and the sermon
had good effect.
Bishop Adams paid his annual visit to
st. Mary's P E. Church Monday even
ing and confirmed eight persons in the
presence of a large congregation. Instead
of a sermon the Bishop addressed the
newly confirmed and the congregation
| The music was delightful, the choir
being assisted by the Grosh orchestra
Rev. Mr.. Cooke baptisad two persons Tho
same evening.
While driving in Elk Neck on Sunday
last with u double team, Mr. and Mrs
Howett and his aunt, Mrs. Wright, o.
near Pennington, met with an cdc
accident. On the road from North Eas
to Georges store, one of the horses fel
down, causing the yoke on the tongue
to become detached. The horses became
unmanageable and ran away, throwing
all the occupants out, cutting Mr
Howett's face severely and bruisiDg hin
about The body. Excepting severa
bruises the ladies' escaped unhurt. DR.
Housekeeper attended Mr.. Howett ant
he Is improving rapidly. One of thu
horses was badly injured, and the car
riage broken in several places.
An enthusiastic Anti-License meeting
was held in the basement of the Nj. E
Church, Tuesday evening, which wa
well attended, for the purpose of orgal
izing an Auti-License club. A paper wa
| put in circulation for names of :hos
desiring to join, about sixty signing
John w. Falls, Esq, was chosen chair
+ man; John w. Mccullough, vice chair
man; Patrick Reedy, Secretary; Charlie
, 7. F, Mearns, Treasurer. Several cam
, paign songs, selected by Rev. w. G
Koons and Geo. o. Carey, the must
. committee, were surg by several No. m
| bers of the NJ. E. Church choir, wit
: Prof. Z. Lynch at the organ. 1t wa
S decided to hold meeting in the base
4, ment of the M. E. Church every Tuesda