The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-05-28
LOCAL NEWS.

The ladies of Calvert NJ. f. Church
will hold a festival on Monday evening.
The members of Town Council made
the usual annual inspection of streets on
"Wednesday.
The June netting Of Calvert w. G.
It. L. will be held at the home of Miss
Iva G.. Mearns.
Thomas Brennen had his hand badly
mashed while unloading a car AT Elktou
Pulp mill ON Monday.
Miss Fannie Griffith succeeds Miss
Helen s. Ellison, resigned, as teacher at
Head of SslSsafras school.
Differences between dealers at Havre
de Grace and Perryville have caused
shah to advance to SO per hlIndred.
w. T. Warburton. Esq. lost one of
his fine driving horses which died of
kidney affection Cn Tuesday morning.
Memorial Day. May 30, being a legal
holiday. the National Bank of Rising
Sun will not he open for business on that
date
The Anniversary and Ch.ldIen'S Day
exercises will be held in the Elkton Pres
bytcrian Church tomorrow morning and
evening.
Dir T. a. Wolrall. of North East,
has hll his lluach 'Wmla" equipped
with Il new gasoline engine which fills
the bill to Il nicely.
The schooner Mary Vickers which
was sunk in Elk river early las winter
ana subsequently, raised has been rebuilt
ut Sovmon's Island.
Aberdeen has organized a base bali
club with Henry Rigdon w. o. GlnftOn,
Charles Asher, Il. W. Pritcha1d and K.
Charles as directors.
Wheat is reported both fair and poor
in several sections of Chester county.
HAY prospects are improving and the
fruit outlook is good.
THE Free Methodists Will hold Dis
trict Quarterly Meeting at Pleasant Hill
June 3 to ). inclusive. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
The United States Fish Commission
has chartered Captain Ezekiel Mitchell's
scow Reckless. of Havre de Grace, for
use in the Susquehanna.
Patrick Reedy, formerly of North
East and Elkton. has been transferred
from Cedar Point lighthouse to Green
berry Point, Severn river.
A vicious dog attacked and badly
laceiuted the face of Antonio Ferraci an
Italian boy, aged about II years, at his
home near town on Sunday.
The Juniors. class of '05, of Delaware
College, are arranging for the commence
mem dance 10 be given in Recreation
Hall on Wednesday evening, June 10.
Pine for pulp has been Shown to ans
wcr satisfactorily at the Radnor Mill,
Elkton. and it is likely that $4,000 cords
or more will be ordered for the plants
use.
-WhitSrntidc welS observed by the
colored people hereaboutS to some extent.
There was a large gathering from val1-
Gus points in Delaware and Maryland mt
Townsend.
Elsie, daughter of Harry ID. Garrett.
while walking over IL pile of shingles near
her home ON West Main street, early in
the week. received II painful wound by
running a nail into her foot.
The Helping Hand Club of Wesley
Chapel will hold Il strawberry Mh ice
cream festival at School No. 3, District
;, in Elk Neck. ON Friday evening, June
3. If stormy, the next fair evening.
The PASTORS Guild of tine NJ. =.
Church will hold Il "CuriO"ity Social
with country store and auction in Me
chanicS' Hall. Bay View, this evening.
Ice cream, cake. fruit, etc. will be on
sale.
The new Parish House Of Trinity
Church was used on last Sunday for the
first time when the Sunday School hcld
its session in the building. Formal OPEN
ing services will be deferred to Il latter
date.
Private Edward r. Zipprian of Com
pany Il, Fourth Regiment, of Baltimore,
was accidentally shot in the back, below
the shoulder blade. while practicing at
the Glen Bulnie Rifle Range ON Monday.
His condition is thought to be serious,
but favorable.
Delaware College Y. NJ. C. A. has
elected the following officers: President,
Warrington, '05; Vice-President, Ken
needy, '05; Recording Secretary, Cain, '01,
Corresponding Secretary, Warrington,
'O7; Treasurer, Roberts, '05. J. e. G.
Carrick has been elected captain of the
class TENNIS team, and Il. w. Warrington
captain of the track team.