The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-11-30

placed on the platform for distribution,
many kinds of vegetables, canned goods
of all kinds, fruit meat, and a large pig.
These things were put in baskets and
sent through the town, at least a dozen
families were made happy, and the young
people not the less so because of the
good they We're doing. The following is
the program given:-DoXology; Presi-
dents proclamation, Edwin Dorcus;
Governors proclamation, Vincent Moore:
THE First Thanksgiving Day" Nir-
ginia LegitOr; reading, "Thanksgiving,"
Tilie McCauley; address by DR.. Baker;
music reading, "Thanksgiving," Willis
Cutler; reading, administering Hymn"
Pauline Brauer; reading, "A Thanksgiv-
ing Ballar," George Tollinger; reading,
thanksgiving in Boston Harbor," Clara
White; recitation, misunderstanding Day."
Mayfeld Wright; music.
The little folks of the kindergarten,
gave very delightful entertainments on
Wednesday afternoon, to their parents
and friends. The boys were dressed as
Indians and Puritan>, the girls as Puri-
tan Maidcns. They had rotations and
songs, at the conclusion of which re-
! freShments were served.
Our boys of the foot ball team of the
Jacob Tome Institute may all be proud
| of their record, and deserve the hearty
| congratulations of all, for they have
played n number of games at home and
distance, and have carried off the laurelS
every time. The last game was at Mil
lersville, Pa. and the score was l to o
in favor of Tome. On Tuesday. Prof.
| Hammett, their instructor. gave them a
banquet at the Jacob Tome Institute Inn.
Very handsome Menu cards were printed
by the Editor of the Port Deposit Press.
On the front in ice Supper to the Foot
Ball Team of the Jacob Tome Institute.
Tome Institute Inn, November Goth,
1901" Then here's to the man who's
a man indeed, with muscles and thews
of steel. with a firm arched chest, and Il
spirit bold, and heart to do and fill.
And here's to the sport that made him
so, that the Anglo Saxon blood
Loves better than ease and childish play
in its deep and swelling food;
SO up! We heroes great and small, stand
up. and one and all
And shout we all mighty shout for the
lads who play foot ball
MENU.
| Oysters on the half she'll
Olives. Celery.
Toast-"Foot Ball." Mr.. C. II. Jones.
Planned Oysters.
Oysterretes Butter Sauce.
Toast-"The Team" Dr. J. II. Curran.
Tenderloin Steak.
Potato Chips, Ia -gridiron-with much-
rooms Asparagus.
Toast, DIR. John s. French.
Influence of Athletics Upon Our School
Life"
Oyster Patties.
Toast, Our Athletics"
Mr. c. E. Hammett.
Fried Oysters-Gaore.
Mixed Pickles. Tomato Chutney.
Toast-Captain Oldham.
Tomato Salad.
Foot Ball Melange-The Team.
Crackers. Cheese. French Rolls.
Tea. Coffee. Fruits.
Election OF Captain for next season.
Toast-New Captain.
Cheers for the Team.
Cheers for Captain Oldham.
Cheers for the New Captain
Cheers for the School
TOastmaStcr-Dr c. j. France.
New Captain-Favinger
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