The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-04-12
North East.
NORTH EAST, April IL. 1902


The Cecil Wing" is on sale zach ,oeek in
North East at Reynolds Np,os Stand. 8
cents copy.
Gus Minkrr. of Wilmington. Del. spent
Il few days this week in town.
William Little. of Chester. Pa. is Wis
iting friends in town.
e. +. Barley spent few days in p"r1
Deposit.
Misses Mamie and Marion Lowe. OF
Philadelphia. are guests of Mr.. ana Mrs.
+. G. Lowe.
w. r. Warbul1on. EST. of Elkron. adj
dressed the High School class ut tn"
Arbor Day exercises on Friday.
T.. Il. Il. Day and John Met ullough al
tended the thirty seventh annual re-
union and banquet of the Union Veteran
Association III the Eutaw House III Bal
1morr. on Wednesday.
W. ii. Priest moved his household
goods to Baltimore on Monday He will
engage i'll the mercantile business.
Mrs. :. W. Clark who has been spend
ing the winter in Philadelphia. moved to
North East on Thursday.
District Deputy Councillor W. II. Ah
rams paid his annual visit to Aberdeen
blncl on lnNfSuaN.
Miss Fannie Moore. who is II cripple
and walks with the aid of crutchrS. ON
Thursday. last week. was carrying Il
glass pitcher across the room and by
some unknown means her crutch caught
throwing her violently to the floor. her
head striking the pitcher. cutting severe
cash. DIR. Il. \. Worrall rendered mcd-
cal aid.
Mr.. Wilson l.. Coudon. Of Prrryvilr.
and Miss Norma Worrall. of Philadcl-
phia. We're married last "Wednesday, at
high noon, At the home of the bride. by
the Rev. Il. X. Miller. of Long Green.
Md. Miss Worrall is Il relative of DR..
and Mrs. Il. \. Worrall of this town. and
was IL frequent visitor here.
John &. McNamcc while assisting in
loading logs on his farm, in Elk Neck.
nn Wednesday. had his left foot badly
mashed by log falling on il.
Rev. l.. X. Miller, of Long Green. Bal
tmorr county. Md. was North East
visitor On Monday.
Fellowship Lodge. No. II. X. of T..
held BOX Social in the q. \. X. Hall
this Friday evening. Ellott'S orchestra
of Wilmington. was in attendance.
The North East High School base bail
team opened the season last Saturday.
with local team. After Il warm contest
the game was called with the score to
I. The lineup was as follows
High School. Positions. Locals
Davis. ...... first base. ...... jackson
Campbell second base. ... .Gatchcll
Wells. ..... third base. .. Mayor
Chambers. .... short stop. ...... Whit"
Wilson. ....... left field. ..... Biddlc
Whitticomb. e.. centre field j. Biddlc
'oslctt. .... right field. r. Chambers
Priest ...... pitcher. Wilson
l.. tostlctt. catcher. ..... Boyer
The High School team will 20 to Ches-
:lpeakc City, to-day. Saturday.
The Northern Convocation of the Dio-
cesc of Easton will be held in st. PAUL.
Parish, Kent county, on Wednesday
April Both, and Thursday. May LIST. 1902
Rt. Rev. VIM. Forbes Adams, ID. d..
teX-otiicio, President: Rev. Giles Il.
Cooke. Dean; Rev. {. Il. Dcuroche, Rec
tor. st. Pauls Church Wednesday
April 3Oth, 1890 II. m. After morning
prayer. II sermon on the Missionary
Work of the Church by Rev George &.
Sutton, ID. ID. Diocesan Mission by Rev
William Schoulcr. An account of the
work of the Missionary Societies of the
church by the Rev. DR.. Henry b. Mar.
tin. 3 p. m.-Subjcct for discussion
Christ's Example. Rev
Mcssrs. Albert Ware, William Schoulei
and DR. George c. Sutton Thursday
tSt. Philipan, st. James Day. May LIST
1890 II. m. Sermon on the Holy Com
munion by the Rev. w. \. Coale. Ad
ministration of the Lords Supper. Sub
ject for discuSsion-ChiiSt's Example
Speakers. Rev Messrs. Samuel Edgar
and Henry Il. Martin, NJ. ID. Salvation
kom. 5: 1O-Rev. w. A. Coalc. A col
lation will be served each day by the
ladies of the Parish between | and
o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended
10 the public to attend the cOnvocation.
The following is the interesting pro
gram rendered on Friday by the public
and High School at their Arbor Day ex
crciSes:-
Roll call-Quotations.
Reading, Governors Proclamation
Ethel Biddle.
Essay, "Arbor Day" Jesse Mccarthy
Recitation. Changing Color" Heller
Recder.
Recitation, "Joy to the Trees Loui;
Carey.
Reading, "a Most Obliging Little Sis
ter" Florence Hyland.
Singing, "Arbor Day Seng," School