The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-05-11
RISING SUN ITEMS.
RIsING Sun. MAY Q, 1898

ElSlNG Sun, May y 1879.
Rev. Watt preached in the NJ. L. Church on
sunday last. Rev. Terry was prevented from
coming ON account of sickness.
1t is reported that the Cecil Paper Mills
have closed down indefinitely, employing
no hands except the night watchmen.
The West Nottingham base ball team was
defeated 10y the Tome Institute in a loosely
played game ON saturday last. Score % to "a
The ChatLuqua Circle met and spent Il
very pleasant evening at the home OF Miss
Lizzie Stevens ON last Wednesday evening.
The first festival of the season will be held
in II. c. Cummings large carriage shop on
Friday and Saturday evenings May 10th and
18th.
Thieves entered the cellar of David Hawk,
+ Pennington, ana stole all his bread and
reserves, besides other things To- eat. Evid-
'ntly they must have been hungry
Rev. Hoge will show stereopticau views of
alestine at West Nottingham, ON Friday
light next 1t is for the benefit OF the ladies
spciabIe 1t will be held in the church ut 8
o'clock
While tearing down an old building at
stone Run Fundry one day last week, Mr..
:. Z. Ryan fell from the roof striking his
head on stoua.and rendering him uncon-
scious for quite a while.
Mr.. W. X. Bird of Stone Run Foundry has
started to serve the people Of our town with
milk heretofore there have been two milk
wagons serving the people, but since April
lstMr. Rink has had it all.
Y At the ocular meeting Of the Epworth
League hold last Sunday night the following
delegates We're chosen to attend the con-
vention to be held at New Castle May y and
%. Miss Anna W. Bryan. Miss A. Mabel
Reynolds, Miss Lille II. stephens, Mrs.
Emma p. Hainos and John l.. stephens
\ Frank Iiuss was arrestd and taken to Phila-
delphia last week by Constable Briscoe ON
the charge OF killing Louis Boyer OF phiia-
delphia. Mr.. Huss was arrested ut SIImar
He is very well known around here. having
lived here the most of his life besides having
4 sister and father living here. Boyer death
was the result OF Il practical joke
The Pioneer Tennis Club reorganized last
Thursday night at the home of Mr.. VIM
W. Bryan. The following officers were
elected: President, W. W. Bryan; Vice
President, Charles Burlington; Secretary,
Miss Addie Smith; Treasurer. Mr.. Linn
Worthington. Through the kindness Of Mr.
f. H. Burlington the club has been able to-
place, il line court next to his furniture store
The MorIing Juvenile Temple met last
Wednesday night and elected the following
officers. Chief Templar. Joseph +. Richards
Jr.; Past Chief. Frank Kirk; Nire-Templar
Carrie Kirk; Chaplain, Edith Ryan; Marshal
Carrie Coates: Deputy, W. ". Bryan; See,
Marion Sheppard; Assistant Secretary,
Carrie Cummings Treasurer, Alma Heilholtz;
Guard. Eta Mccullough; Sentinel, Maggie
\ Harrison.
The regular meeting Of the Crystal Lodge
No. 244 |. Q. OF q. I. Was held last Wednes-
day night and the following officers were
elected, q. T.. Mount L. Kirk; '. H. Reba
:. Nichols; Secretary, Minnie Taylor,
Financial Secretary, John Mahan; Treasurer,
VIM. IL. Myers; Assistant Secretary: Blanche
Hindman; Chaplain, Miller Graspu; Mar
shall, OrviIIe EngIand Guard Maggie shade;
sentinel Mary Shade; superintendent
Juvenile Temple, Reba Nichols.