The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-10-04

the Tome Institute Inn. Port Deposit.
William litter removed to his new
house, on East Main street. this week.
A dog supposed to have hydrophobia
was shot near Calvert. last Saturday.
by Howard Brown.
A photograph gallery has been loo
ated on the vacant lot on North street,
opposite the ElktoH Academy.
Charles j. arkcr has finished paint
ing four residences ON West High street,
owned by William $. Evans. Esq.
Bishop Adams conferred the Rite of
Confirmation on Il class ut st. Stephens
Chapel, Cecilton. on Tuesday evening.
Frank West, of Bay View, was
Knocked down by II steer and had an arm
broken and otherwise injured, last week.
The bridge over Little Elk Creek ut
Elk Landing, has been badly swayed by
the heavy rush of water during the past
week.
The lawn fctc held by the pupils of
Franklin School. near Pennington. on
evening, was a success, S35 be-
ng realized.
-cooch's Bridge base ball team crossed
bats with the Summit Bridge boys on
afternoon last, and won by the
score of II to g.
Verde Bond, colored, aged about 20
years, was lodged in Elkton Jail. on
Thursday, charged with forging his
fathers name to check.
The Hebrews of EllIton and other
parts of Cecil county, celebrated their
j6ii New Year this week. 1t began
N Wednesday night and continued
Thursday and Friday.
A wreck off Turkey Point, at the
mouth of Elk River, is interfering with
The larger boats en- route through the
and Delaware Canal from
Baltimore and Southern ports.
Chrome base ball club crossed bats
with the Sylmar club on Saturday last,
md were defeated by the score Of to
J. \ return game will be played on
Saturday, October 18th.
AT the 9th Annual Convention of
he w. c. L. L.. held in Grace NJ. f.
'hurch. Baltimore, this week, Mrs. John
". Mccullough, of this county, present
ID paper on "Systcmatic Giving"
AS Wilmer Bradley tried to cross the
)ctoraro ut Horseshoe Fording, on Sat
lrday, the creek being high, his horse
became frightened and fell. 1t had to be
ut loose from the buggy i'll order to get
t out.
The High School pupils of North
Cast, will hold musicale on Friday
vcning. October 18th, under the drcc-
ion Of Miss Lingo. An admission of
) cents will be charged. Proceeds for
he benefit Of the piano fund.
Miss Mary Ncary, of Wilmington.
who has been Il frequent visitor in Elk
ON. the guest of Miss Bertha Dunbar.
vas married on Wednesday morning, to
Mr.. Michael Donohoc, in st. Paul's
'atholic Church. of that city.
Magistrate Philip NJ. Groves, on
Thursday, heard the suit of William j.
Adam vs.. j. 5. Poguc x Son, and John
/. Adams, which was brought to procure
he right to certain personal property
cvied on by Poguc Il Son as the prop
rty of John II. Adams. on an execution.
Magistrate Groves gave judgment in
avor of William j. Adams.
Prof. Carroll Edgar, i'll charge of
he Manual Training Department at the
Ilkton High School. will introduce sew
raj new features this year Wood
urning will be taken up, and lathcS and
ig-SawS are now being installed. Other
lew branches will be clay modelling and
plaster carving, typography or wood
burning. and Venetian iron work. The
curse in water colorS will also be greatly
attended.
A commission has been issued TO
lanes III. Middleton. of Ccntrcville. Md,
IS second lieutenant of Company l.,
FIRST Regiment. Notice of the election
md qualification of John c. Constable,
If Elkton, as Captain of Company Il,
If Elkton, has been received at the
'flicc of the Adjutant General, and
will he issued shortly. Lieut.
nant Constable served as an officer in
II the war with Spain and in the Philip
lines.
Charles Howell and James Loguc.
wo members Of the Barlow and Wilson
Minstrel Company, were painfully injur-
ID near the Elkton passenger station, on
'londay last. While the special palace
ar of the company was standing on the
iding, it was run into with considerable
orce by n freight train. Howell was
calded by having Il kettle of hot water
o upset on him, and Logue was pain
uly bruised by being knocked OH the
oor with considerable force.
Flora Meginniss and Elizabeth Wal
er, of near Newark, Del, were arrested
londay by Constable Porter, on war
ant sworn out by the mothcr-n-law of |
ne of the women, charged with keeping |
diSorderly house. They were arraign- |
d before Magistrate Medill, who sent
need them to pay a fine of $40 and |
osts each. in default of which they were
to the county work house for |
0 days. Rev. George l.. OFT. pastor of |
It. Johns Church, and Frank Stout. |
gent of the Society for the Prevention |
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