The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-11-18
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81 W. Baltimore St, adj'g Charles
Baltimore, Nd.

Delaware avenue reprinted.
George Haddock, of Zion, recently cut
his foot with an axe and has since been con
fined to his home.
-Childs' Council, No. 50, Jr. o. L. A. NJ,
of Chids, will attend church at Leeds on
Sunday morning. November 2G.
A "box social" was held by the ladies Of
Big Elk Sunday School last evening at the
home of Mr.. George T. Peterson.
"A number of the merchants Of Perry vile
have agreed to close their stores at an earlier
hour during the progress of revival services
in that town.
"A branch of the Commercial Building
and Loan Association of Baltimore has been
established in Perryville. W. l. Coudon is
local manager.
The Liberty Grove public school, OF
which Miss Belle Nesbitt is teacher, has been
presented "A framed portrait OF Admiral
Dewey by the Baltimore Sun.
An entertainment will be held in the hall
at Cherry Hill this, Saturday. evening, for
the benefit of Rock Presbyterian Church.
IitIpu blHSHalH, IL lciuluB uOuOlOBue enter
tainer, will appear
The term Of Postmaster John C. Hind
man, at Rising Sun, will expire in a few
weeks. Samuel Hambeton, former post
master at that place, it is thought will be ap-
pointed. The Office pays about $1,4OO
A musical and literary entertainment will
be held in the American Mechanics hall at
Bay View on Thanksgiving night by the
Choral Association of Bay View NJ. P.
Church. fine entertainment is promised.
The topmainmast of the Coast Survey
Schooner "NIatchess,' which has been en-
gagged in making survey of the Bohemia
river, was recently broken off during n storm
and she was towed to Baltimore on Sunday
to have it replaced.
William NJ. Rogers, proprietor of the
Elkton Stock Farm, ran up from Washington
for few hours on Wednesday and took
look over the farm. Mr.. Rogers has had
successful season with his stable, capturing a
good number Of purses on the big tracks.
Dr. Wilson. a member of the Committee
on Lodge Extension Of the Ancient Order
United Workmen, made n fraternal visit to
Cecil Lodge. No. SO, of Elkton. on Wednes-
nesday. After the meeting of the lodge n
BANQUET was held Mt Giles restaurant on
North street.
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Frank y Finnan, Esq, has been APP
pointed clerk of the Southern Pulp Company
which recently purchased the pulp mill at
Elkton and which will shortly be in opera
ton Mr.. Finnon was for several years en-
ployed by the SingerIy Pulp and Paper Com
pany. Mr.. George b. kcrfoot, who was also
with the Singerly company, is the supcrin-
tendent of the mill here.
The semi-annual meeting of the Medical
and ChirurgicaI Faculty of Maryland was
held at Westminster. Carroll county, this