The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1904-12-24

The North East W. c. T. U. was
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. r. c.
Shippers last week.
| While chopping wood at his home
last Friday, Robert Sipps, of North East
g;khcd his foot badly.
! The Christmas exercises of Rising
Sun NJ. f. Sunday School will be held
ut s O'Clock this evening.
| The Oxford steam flour mill lately
owned by Eastern Milling Association
has been sold to II. a. Arglave, of
| Danville. Pa
The Supreme Court Of the United
States has decided that debt created by
freud cannot be discharged by bankrupt
cy proceedings.
A tablet to the memory Of David
Rittcnhouse and wife was unveiled on
Sunday ut the New London, Chester
| county, Methodist Church.
The Junior Epworth League of
Harris NJ. f. Church will hold a fair in
Isivcrvicw Council Hall, Elk Neck, next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ingS
DIR. Robert Watt has been unani-
mouSly invited to return as pastor of
Asbury NJ. +. Church, Smyrna. He is
now engaged in IAN effort to restore old
fashioned revival spirit in the big Smy-
rna congregation.
The discovery of pile of shavingS
on fire in a locker room on the second
floor Of Mechanical Hall, at Delaware
College, by Prof. NJ. V. Smith, one night
last week, and the prompt Use of u buck
ct of waiter. probably saved the building
from destruction.
Struck by n freight train Mt Edge
wood one day last week John Hagson,
aged %. got his shoulder broken. He
walked eighteen mile to Baltimore and
is now in St. Joseph's Hospital. He
was almost exhausted with cold and IA
tigue and his feet were frost bitten.
The Jacob Tome Institute closed for
the holidays on Monday. There will be
& O'Clock service in the Tome Memorial
NJ. T.. Church, Port Deposit, Christmas
morning. There will also be watch
night service in this church beginning at
10 o'clock. With this service the re-
vival services will begin.
One of Isaac Hecht's horses which
WIS left standing AT the railroad station
in HAvrc de Grace one night last week
ran off with hack which it WAS draw
ing and butted into the building at
Adams and Otsego streets which John II.
Whalcn is having moved. The animal
was badly hunt and had to be killed.
While Joseph Lynch was Scghing
at kcnnctt Square one night la>t week,
the horse attempted to cross the trolley
bridge on South Union street and fell be-
tween the ties, at Il hcighth of 40 feet.
BY the use Of ropes and an imprOviScd
crane, the horse WAS lifted off badly cut
and bruised. The occupants of the sleigh
were nnt injured.
Willie huriyin@ Gnwn the steps nj
th" station in Rising sun. onr day last
week. TO catch the train, Brrt1Hm
Thomas met with Il Painful accident.
He Slipped aud fell. Il heavy heater
grat. which he WAS carrying on his
shoulder at the i'm" striking him gm III"
head Hrd cutting an ugly cash. which
required several stitches to clo>r.
There will he I'M entertainment i'll
the chapel ut West NutIinghnm on Tues
day evening. December -. beginning at
$ o'clock. Miss Julia Hall. Il talented
clucutiDniSt of Baltimore, will be present
and give several Rotations. Those who
have heard Miss Hall Tccitc will be tie
lighted 10 have The opportunity of hear
iu@ her again. Admissions. II cents.