The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1903-06-12
MY NEWS.
Friday, dune IL. 1903.
MINORLOCALS

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day morning, June IA.
Miss Mary f. Gillespie's music
class will hold a musicale in Rising
Sun hall Tuesday evening, June 30.
Chas. Kirscht has sold his lot, for
merly a portion of the Job Haines
home place, to Ii. j. El1ing, for
$3.50.
The County Commissioners this
week reappointed Benz. Briscoe
and A. j. Jones constabes for 9Th
District.
Octoraro M. Z. Sunday school
will hold their Children's Day
exercises June Ia at 10 a. m. and
1880 p. III.
One of the rams Of the famous
Druid Hill Park, BALTIC, flock of
Southdowns, has been purchased
by DR.. G. M. Ellis for his farm
near Elk Neck.
Children's Day exercises will
be held at West Nottingham next
Sunday morning, at Sylmar in the
afternoon and at Rising Sun in the
evening, at 1880 o'clock.
West Nottingham Academy de-
feated Chesapeake City High
School in a game of base ball, Fri
day afternoon last, at Chesapeake
City, by score Of % to IA.
e. r. Burlington & Sons lost one
of their fine bay horses on Friday
morning last, from some unknown
disease. The animal was taken
sick on Thursday and died the fol-
lowing morning.
Two rural free delivery routes
are being laid out from Conowingo,
one to cover the territory north,
extending into Lancaster county,
and the other covering the section
south of Conowingo.
The Maryland Art Brick and
Tile Company, which recent
ly purchased the plant of the
Maryland Clay Works near North
East, is soon to commence the cree
ton of a number of dwelling houses
for their workmen.
The thirty sixth annual session
of the Maryland State Teachers
Association will be held at Ocean
City from June Goth to July %.
School Examiner Geo. Biddle urges
all Cecil county teachers who can
possibly do so to attend the
meeting.
John 7. Carback, of Baltimore,
has asked Judge Richie for writ
of mandamus to compel Messrs.
Frank I'll. Mackie and the State
Veterinary Medical Board, to place
his name on the list Of registered
Veterinary Surgeons. The writ is
returnable on June 18th.
w. j. SINNERS of Farming
ton has been troubled by foxes
depicting his poultry crop.
He went on the warpath and re-
turned with four salps at his belt
and a shooting record which beats
our clay pigeon shots. His record
to date is four foxes at three shots.
The Oxford and Havre de Grace
base ball teams will cross bats
on Oxford Fair Grounds tomorrow
afternoon. These two teams play.
ed at Havre de Grace last Satur
day, Oxford winning with a score
of 6 to 5, A special train will be
run from Havre de Grace for to-
morrow's game.
Rev. Chas. Martin Elderdice,
student of Westminster Theological
Seminary and successor to Rev.
Jas. Earle Maloy in the pastorate
of the Rowlandville charge, will
preach in the Rowlandvile NJ. p.
church on Sunday morning, June
q, at 1870 O'Clock, and in Bethes-
ola church, lakewood, at 3 o'clock
that afternoon.
Cecil county was represented at
the State Council, O. U. A. NJ,
which met at Baltimore this week,
by L. r. Atkinson State Council
Tor; Benz. Briscoe, member Law
Com. of State Council; Samuel j.
Morrison, representative Cecil
Council, No. 81, of Rising Sun;
Charles johnson, representative
Banner Council, of Calvert.
The county commissioners on
Tuesday had under advisemeut the
case of Walter S. Buckley, of Ris-
ing Sun, who is confined in the
county asylum at Cherry Hill.
Buckley served in the Philippines
as a volunteer soldier. Some
time ago he became demented and
was committed to the Cherry Hill
institution. His relatives desire
that he be taken to the State asy-
lum, which will likely be done.
The new NJ. Z. church at North
East will be dedicated on Sunday
next, 14th inst, by Bishop
McCabe. Services will be held in
l., Il