The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1903-11-06
NTY NEWS.
Friday, Nov. 6. 1908.
MINDRLOCAIS

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property on Walnut street with
stone walks.
Custer K. Brown, of Colora, has
been granted government pension
of $6 per month.
The W. G. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. Edwin Reynolds on Thursday,
Nov. ~, at 2:30 o'clock.
Rev. W. E. Greenfield has been
invited to return for another Con-
ference year by the congregation of
Perryville M. E. church.
Mrs. Evalyn S. France has pre-
scented Tome Memorial M. E.
church, Port Deposit, with an indi-
vidual communion service.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Mt.
Pleasant M. +. church netted $33
by the supper held at Colora on
Thursday night of last week.
A. B. Alternately, who for sever
al years has been superintendent of
the Cecil county insane asylum, re-
signed his position, on Saturday.
The Wilmington M. E. Preach
ers' Association has accepted an
invitation to meet in North East
M. e. Church on November 10th.
Since burglars ''cracked" the
safe of the new bank at North
East, a Waterman has been en-
ployed in the person of Edw. J.
Warner.
Rev. David Tully, D. D., of
Media, will deliver memorial SER
mon on the late Rev. DIR. S. A.
Gayley at West Nottingham next
Sunday morning.
A box social will be held in
White Oak school, Calvert, on
Friday evening, November 9th.
Proceeds for library fund. IT
stormy, next evening.
Childs Council, Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
has purchased a lot in that town
and will erect a hall building there
on. Their quarters were destroyed
by the recent fire at Childs.
The knights Of Pythias, of North
East, are fitting up their lodge
room in G.. A. r. Hall, in that
town, in handsome style, having a
tive-year lease on the quarters.
E. r. Burlington has purchased
from Mrs. Mary G. Kirk the drug
store property and the vacant lot
between the corner property and
the dwelling on Cherry street, for
$4,000.
A series of religious services will
be held in Rock Presbyterian
church next week, Nov. 9.13.
Rev. Mr.. Beale, the pastor, will be
assisted by Rev. Robt. Watson, of
Oxford.
During the progress of revival
services which are being conducted
by Rev. H. A. G. Westerfield, Ep-
worth League will have charge at
Sylmar, of the services in the M.
e. church of this town on Sun
day evenings.
Jos. T. Riale, of this town, has
purchased of his father, J. Thos.
Riale, his fine 1852 acre farm, near
Pennington. The property is one
of the most desirable and best i'm
proved in the upper section OF
Cecil. Mr.. Riale will take posses
sion of his purchase on March
25th next.
The Young Friends Association
held their regular monthly meeting
in the Town Hall on Sabbath after
noon last. Those who were assign,
ed to the program and participated
in the exercises were E. r. Buffing.
ton, Bella III. Haines, Brinton
Nichols, Sarah L. Burlington and
Helen Reeder.
The lecture of Rev. A. s. Now.
brary, in the church Friday evening
last, on his recent European trav.
els, was literary treat and was
much enjoyed by all who were for
tunate enough to hear it. The
Rev. Mr.. Mowbray may give
another of his interesting talks
here at an early date.
Election day passed quietly
withoutIa disturbance of any DIES
cription. The fine weather an6
heated campaign had the effect
of bringing out a large vote, 63t
being polled in this District. The
count was not finished until about
O'Clock Wednesday morning, II
ballots being rejected as defective
A number of good bags were
made on Monday, the first day o
the cunning season, by some of oul
sportsmen. The largest reported
was that of a party of six compos
ed of Henry S. White, VIM. Krei
der, Chas. Keen, Walter COoney
VIM. Bair, and Harry Smith, witt
killed % rabbits and one bird, il
the "barrens'' north of town.
The democrats Of the Sixth dis