The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-05-20
NORTH EAST NEWS.
NoRru EAST. MAY 10, 1899

NDRFH EAST May ~, 1879.
r. c. Feeder will represent Abrams Camp,
No. l3, $ Of v, at the national cncampment
AT Washington, d. g., next week.
k"y. Mr.. Phelps Will preach in st. Mary 5
7. L Church Friday, May 26.
W Alvin Lum of this place. is one OF the
graduates at the Nedico Chirurgical College,
Department of Pharmacy, of Philadelphia
The commencement will he held Saturday at
II al the academy Of Music.
Hrv. and Mr.. Russell Mccullough left on
Tu'-Iay for Derby, Kuns., where he has
a'."pt"i 'aII to become pastor of the Pres
hl'erian Church Of tina. place.
TIE warehouse used 10y tine late II. l..
Thomas was torn down this week by Capt
I. .. MrCracken.
Mr.. Abel, of Cherry Hill, is painting and
repairing the MeGuirk property in Perkins
willie recently purchased by him.
George A. VI. johnson. of Leslie, has re-
Signed as operator on the Philadelphia, VIII
mingtJn and Baltimore railroad and will
deal in fertilizers, farming implements and
bicycles at that place.
Walter Focht has returned to his home in
North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Crow and Edna
Hopon. OF Philadelphia, and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. $. Pennock and Miss Margaret Pcnnock,
of Coahranvile, were guests of DR.. and Mrs.
Worrall on sunday.
An extra session was held last Saturday
evening by Sbawnah Tribe, No. 105, 0. r. NJ.
4 l..I, T.
Hill and a members, including their degree
team, from Andastoka Tribe, No. a. New
port. Del, were present. Two pale faces were
adopted After the ceremony banquet was
held.
The schooner "AlexaCder Wiley" under
command OF Captain Beauchamp, was at the
wharf this week with n cargo of lumber for
Chas. 7. +. Mearns.
Wingate Post, No. 8. G. A. H., will attend
the NJ L. Church in body Sunday, May 28.
Chas. w. Shippers has improved his resi-
dencc on Main street by a new roof and a
new shed kitchen.
About 65 members Of Independent Council
No. II. o. L. A. NJ, attended the NJ E.
Church last Sunday in a body.
Don't forget the High School entertain
ment at the G. A. Il. hall next Monday even
ing. 1t will be entertaining and instructive
The A. U. NJ. P. Conference closed its
annual session in Baltimore, this week. Rev.
@. FL. Williams was sent to North East, which
charge he has served before. Rev. j. H.
Grinnage who has been here the last two
years WAS sent to Baltimore county.
The Day basket works received an order
last week from Baltimore, for several large
baskets size being 2ls feet wide AZ feet
long and feet deep. These are very odd
baskets and we are in quandry to know
what they will be used for, as they will hold
about 10 bushels.
Rev. James s. Thomas, son Of the late
Thomas S. Thomas, a former resident Of this
town, but at present in the New England
Conference located at Norwich, Conn, will
fill the NJ. Z. Church pulpit, Sunday morning.
l., NJ. Haines, ESQ. of Elkton, ani Rev.
George w. Townsend will be the speakers on
Memorial Day at the G. A. r. hall.
Misses Susie Logan, OF Charlestown, and
Isabelle Oakford, of Port Deposit, were the
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Chas. L. Beatty, Andrew Anderson and j.
Wesley Fails have been re-appointed trustees
for both OF the public schools Of this place.
Whitsuntide being legal holiday the
public school teachers have the option OF
teaching on that day and taking Memorial
Day as the holiday.
Sunday, June IL, will be observed as
Children's Day in the NJ. L. Church. An
interesting program has been prepared for
both morning and evening.