The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1895-06-29
THROUGH THE COUNTY.
WHAT HAS TRANSFERRED in A
WEEK.
Special News From our Regular
Correspondents.
NORTH EAST NEWS.
NORTH EAST, June 28, 1895.

heN. W. a. wise spent part OF the week il
| Delaware.
Mrs. james Abrams is lying very i'll with
consumption at Bay View.
Rev. j. H. Medley, of Kent county, spent
part of the week here with friends.
Arthur Little of Brooklyn, NY, is VISITING
his father, j. r. Little, on Cecil avenue.
Miss Lille Rattenbury, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her sister, Miss Ella Rattenbury.
Mrs. Maggie White and daughter, Rena, OF
Portsmouth, Va, are visiting at the rectory.
Mrs. Sophia Rogers and Mrs. Lena Somers
of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. Annie Clark
The sheet mills at the Mccullough Iron
Works will resume work after July 4th. after
a long idleness.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Campbell, of Perry
vile, spent part of the week with Mr. and
Mrs. j. W. Campbell.
Robert Lockard accidentally tore the flesh
from his breast bone on Sunday last by fall
ing and is incapacitated for work.
Our farmers have been busy harvesting this
week. The hay crop is the best tor many
years and the wheat crop is also very good.
Beginning Sunday evening the service at
the NJ. L. Church during the warm weather
will be held at $50, instead of 73O, as here
tofore
Charles, the four year old son of David
Lockard, died on Monday last. The funeral
took place on Thursday, interment in the NJ.
+. Cemetery.
Cheney Housekeeper, Alvin Lum, William
John Edward Hammond
Blackwell are camping out at Garden Point
on the North East river
Mrs. Cora Hamilton was arrested by Bailin
Lambert on Monday, for assault on Mary
Tunkins. both coIored, and was given ii hear
ing before Magistrate Deford and fined 81,
and costs.
Shawnah Tribe, No. lO5, 1. 0. R. NJ, elected
officers on Tuesday evening as follows: I. b.
Cramln,r, Sachem; s. NJ. CurIey, Sr Saga
more: c. Mahoney, Jr. Sagamore; William 7.
Reed, Prophet. The others will be elected
and appointed next week.
on Monday evening last Fellowship Lodge
No ~, X. of p, elected these officers: c. c..
L. j. Campbell; '. c., John r. Yeasey: Pre-
late, William T. Hammond: X. of Il. and s..
Howard Abrams; NJ. of A., S. D. McCullough
NJ. OF W., DR.. Il. q. Underwood; Trustees
J. W. Falls and VIM. T. Hammond.
On Friday evening fourteen members of
the church and choir Of Silver Brook NJ. E.
Church, Wilmington, visited Rev. w. A. Wise
who was their former pastor, and with him
and several of the North East congregation
spent a most enjoyable evening in singing
and enjoying the music and refreshments.
The parsonage was brilliantly lighted with
Japanese lanterns.
All arrangements have been made for the
Fourth and every one expects a good time
On the Fourth, the parade, in which several
OF the local orders will participate, is to be
quite feature, and in the evening there will
be a large display. Two games of base ball
will be played, one of them between Cherry
Hill and North East, but the other club is vet
unknown. game will also be played on
Saturday, July 9th. The fair will continue
during July 5th and 9th, and the North East
band will be in attendance all the time to
furnish music.
On sunday night, June 10th, some one
entered Mr.. S. j. Reeder's clothing store,
etfectng an entrance over the front door.
through the transom, ard secured two suits
Of clothes, hat, valise, several neckties, a
pair of shoes, stockings, jewelry and several
pocket knives. On Sunday last Mr.. Reeder
noticed one of the suits on Geo. p. Hargraves
and on Monday swOre out warrant for his
arrest. Balltf Lambert served the warrant
and Hargraves was given hearing before
Justice Deford, and the most convincing
evidence was given by Mrs. Wendle, who
testified that Hargraves left the goods at her
place. In default of $500 bail he was com
mitted to Jail for his appearance at court
Bailif Lambert has recovered nearly all the
goods.