The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-12-17
LOCAL NEWS.

busy taNS LOT DlackSlllllnS.
Moonlight nights for Slcighing.
Children have had their fill of coast
ing this week.
THERMOMETERS ncarcd zero on Sunday
and Wednesday mornings.
A RECEIPT !, with refreshments. was
held by New. ark IcptasophS last week.
-Onchundr ed premiums were taken
by MarylundcrS ut the st. Louis En-
position.
Church cleared $50 from their recent
fair and supper
-IIayrc de Grace is now drinking
filtered water. The new plant was put
in operation last week.
The sale of dolls in the Lewis store
day and next Saturday.
The NicolS farm. near Fair Hill, re-
Gently purchased by w. Il. McAllstcr.
has been sold to Frank Gregg.
Bids ranging from Sl6.5GS75 t" SD
56l.O1 were made for the construction
Of Havrc de Grace'$ new sewers.
The public schools will close next
Friday at T. o'clock m, for the holidays
and will reopen on TUESDAY, January ;,
al . Il. III.
The 80 acre farm of Charles BY" in
Elk Township. Chester county. WIS Of
fclrl at public sale on Saturday but
WIS withdrawn ON IL bid of 50, 40.
While ut work nj the Slmrvctta quar-
ric~ near Rising sun last Thursday Mr..
Frank WickrS got one Of his hands,
which caught in machinery. badly mang-
led.
The Surper arranged by the ladies of
pcrryvillr Pre- Sbytrrian Church the hat
ter part Of this month has been pr>tlun-
ed until the evenings Of January il ANA
10 next.
Newark NJ. T.. Church will be rc-
opened tomorrow, after its alterations
and repairs. Bishop Earl Cranston, Of
Wa,hington. u. C.. will preach i'll the
morning.
Fully 800 hands are working night
anI Cay under {. \. Sims n Co.. the
contractors for the T.. Il. n w. X. X.
bridge Aui,iuuch work 1T I,rryville ana
lIsvlr de Grace.
-Crrilt"n NJ. T.. Church has invited
Rev T.. W. Dawson to continue as pas
tor for another year. All Cecil pastors
in the Wilmington conference have re-
c,.iv"I like compliments.
DR.. +. &. Clark. Of Wilmington, has
pure hasrd Jo.hlm Clayton'S property Oh
Green street, Middletown. Mr. Clayton
will occupy the fine new residence on hi
farm near Chesapeake City.
o L. Scott. of Wilmington, her
brothrr-in-aw, has bought on private
terms. Mrs. Annie l.. B. Taylor> III
trrcNt in her mothers estate, n house
and six acres Of land. near Lombard.
Mrs. Cora G.. Seabury. OF Brooklyn
y. V, National Secretary Of the ~
branch Of the W. {. II. t.. lecturcd Ill
Newark Fro >bAt"lian Church on Thn1S'
day and at Summit Bridge last evening
The Birthday Social held ut the resi-.
drrcc Of Prof and Mrs. Lynch in North
East la>t week nettcd $40 with more re-
turns to come. Sandwiches and coffee
were served and ice cream wa, sold after
the close of the program.
The opening of st. Mary t'hufch
North East, after it's recent repairs and
improvements has been fixed for Christ
mas, Day. There will be early services
at $ a. m. regular morning S"rvic" ul
1890 n. M, with Holy Communi"n' and
evening service nj 100 o'clock.
Chief Engineer Brown, of til" I'hh'
Sylvslnia Ralrad. and Mayor Pussy
with CUuncimcn Carver, Coburn ana
Hopkins, and City Counsellor Chamber
lain. of Hnvre de Grace, held a confer
enc" last Friday upon the location 81
the new station and street crossings II
that city by f.. Il. y W. X. RS new
tracks.
The new hospital at Salisbury viii
he opened Christmas week. y training
school for nurses viii be established
and the committee iii charge of TINS
department reports that the school VII
he ready to open with the hospital. The
building given by Mr.. jackson will cost
when completed about 100000. and the
equipment will be one of the best in tht
Statc.