The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-01-26
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! Thc "CccH wing" is on safe each ,rrch in
Per1ycde, at Cdmeron's d,'ug store AMI Is
also delirerrd by any D,1u,i& cents a copy
Mr.. Martha Jackson has accepted posi-
ton as clerk in the butcher shop of Mr.. G. l..
Cole.
Miss Mary knight is visiting friends and
relatives in Newark, Del.
Mrs. J. Harry Fay ard daughter. Miss
Mary, were the guests Of Mr.. J. Albert Bo,d
and family i'll Baltimore on Monday last.
There has been quite confusion Of late in
the NJ. Z sunday School on account of being
short of II number OF the new hymn books
which were purchased in o .tobrr ANY per
sons having taken them home IN mistake are
requested to return them at their earliest
convenience
Mr.. NJ J. Owens has been ill this week
with an attack of la grippe
Mr. Elmer q. Railing, Of Baltimore was
the guest OF Mis- Eza Boyd Monday. Mr.
Railing Is looking forward to trip west in
Il few days.
Miss Myrtle Winters has returned to her
homo in New Providence, Pa, after very
pleasant visit with her uncle Mr. G A. DutTy.
Miss Annie Owens aud Mr.. Clarence Trlal,
Of Carpenters Point Neck, spent Tuesday
las with Mr.. James Little and family.
Mr. G.. G. Crawford has been OIL duty for
several days with an attack Of Ia grippe
MR.. NJ j.. Watson, Of Philadelphia,
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Kane thus week
Buy diamond Medal and Owens Choice
Flour at A. H. Owens IL Bro.
Mrs. G. l. Cole Is visiting friends and
r, latives IL Philadelphia, Pa.
MIR, Abe X rk of Greenhurst, Nd, was in
town this week.
Rev q. W Dawson was in Wilmington on
Tuesday last.
Mrs DR.. stump is the guest of friends and
relatives in Chambershurg, Pa.
A number Of people from our town at
tended play in the Havre de Grace Opera
House on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Allegro and wife and son of the latter,
Frederick Fowler, of Virginia, have occupied
the home of MIR. John DouahOo on Front st
formeIy occupied By Mr.. G A. Howard
The Armstrong Stove and Manufacturing
Company are running only four days per
week at present.
Revival meetings in the NJ. L. Church
came to "A close on SUNDAY evening last
The Bazaar given 10y the Jr. o. L. A. NJ,
last week was great success. The net pro-
cceds being SOP rs. Ia the contest for the
bed room SUIT, Miss Eva Boyd was winner;
Mr.. T. Morgan Ovens won the Remington
gun; Mr.. William Owens won the large
cushion; Mr.. Wilson Nathan won the doll.
The Order extend their hand of cOngratula-
ton aud appreciation to the young ladies'
who participated in making the bazaar sue
cess.
The following committees were appointed
by the Fourth Quarterly Conference of the
NJ. +. Church, for the Conference year 1912:
On missiOns-J. W Cochran Mrs Mary Nc
Donald Miss Lizzie Davis. On church eX-
tension-W. H. Cole, Jr Samuel G. Fisher,
Sanders Shank. On Sunday Schools Miss
Eva Mcdonald. Miss Gussie Kelsey, Miss
Ida Cochran On tracts-Mrs. Ella Fisher,
Mrs. John A. Boyd, Mrs Annie NJ Crawford.
Gu temperance-Mrs. Margaret j. Owens,
Mrs. Retta Lindsay, Miss Bessie Gallon.
On education-Mrs. Sarah Cole, Mise Ada
Crawford, MIR. Calvin TAYLOR. On Freed
mems Aid and Southern Education Society
Alexander Craig, G. L. Cole, Mr.. ID. Craig.
On church records-W. II. Cole, Sr. w
Cochran. j. Howard Calvert. on parsonage
and furniture-Mrs Araminta Cochran, Mrs.
John A. Boyd, Mrs. Sarah E Kane. On
church music-G G. Crawford, Elmore FL.
Owens. Miss Eva Boyd. Mrs Maggie A. Cole.
On pastors saary-A. ii. Owens, j. w.
Cochran, Ellwood Lindsay, G. l. Cole. On
Conference Claimants William II. Cole, ST..
Alexander Craig. T. Morgan Owens.
Mr.. james McClintock is suffering with the
grip.
Mr. Oliver Charshe, who has only lately re-
covered from an attack of typhoid fever, has
three children with the mumps, one with the
pneumonia. and his wife is confined to her
bed with blood poisoning.