The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-11-24

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fine Pope runabout having been
purchased by Charles R. Foard of
that town.
An entertainment will be given
by the Glass of 'OS, North East
High School, on Thanksgiving night
in Grand Army Hall, that town.
The annual meeting of Little
Britain Detective Association will
be held Saturday, Dec. 2, at Geo.
Fl. Johnson's hotel at Oak Hill.
On Thursday night of last week
the house used for the canning
hands on the farm of David Jamison
near Aberdeen, was destroyed by
| fire.
Luke Goodyear, an employe at
the kaolin works in North East,
had his right hand cut off on Friday
last by machinery while at work
at the plant.
William James was badly injured
Friday at the American Vulcanized
Fibre Co. plant, Newark, by being
crushed under a pile of fibre which
fell upon him.
The Democratic Editorial Asso-
citation has formally endorsed Mr..
Joseph M. STREET., of Bel Air, for
the position of State Insurance
Commissioner.
Vim. P. Chubbs, of Oak Hill,
Pa, has been returned to Court for
selling diseased cattle to Joseph
Curry, six Of which died q few
days after the sale.
Chas. Buschell, North East, was
severely injured by being struck
in the eye by piece Of kindling
he was splitting, few days ago,
and may Jose the sight of the
member.
Lite Miss Alice Maslin, of
Havre de Grace, last week at an
entertainment given In that town,
held the lucky number in a prize
drawing and was awarded a hand
some gold watch.
The Elkton- Wilmington trolley
project is again being talked by in
terested residents of ElktOn and
vicinity. Surveyors were looking
over the proposed route from Elk
ton to Newark on Monday.
On account of the illness of
Judge William r. Martin and
other engagements Of the other two
Circuit Judges, the opening of the
fall term of Court at Denton has
been deferred until January.
The N. N. N. Club has been re
organized at Bay View with the fol
lowing officers: President. R0bt. NJ. J..
Timble; Vice President, Frank R.
Davis; Sec., Miss Susie G. Smith;
Treas, Mrs. John Churchman.
In attempting to stop pair of
runaway horses on the farm of T.
F. Ellison, near Chesapeake City,
Andrew Wilson, COL, suffered a
broken leg by being caught between
the wagon and the fence.
A southbound Baltimore Central
passenger train on Wednesday
struck a wagon loaded with -four
at Markham, wrecking the vehicle
and injuring the. driver and his
little boy who was ON the seat with
him.
| Harry Kibler, of Chesapeake
City, lost two cows from hydro
phobia last week. The animals had
been bitten by a rabid dog several
weeks previous. Mr.. lKibler also
has two horses which show symp-
toms of the malady.
The weight of.the dynamo being
hauled from Leslie station to
Gilpin's Falls, proved too great
for the wagon upon which it was
being transported last week. The
vehicle was broken down, the
dynamo falling into the ditch at
the roadside and several castings
being broken.
Rev. j. Franklin Bryan, Ph. D.,
the pastor, will preach on Cecil Cir
cult, next Sunday, as followsl Bay
View at 1880 o. M, and Mount
Olivet at 8 p. M. Yonng Peoples
Society of Christian Endeayor will
be held at Bay View Church ON
Sunday at 7,30 p. NJ. At Bethel
/ Church, next Sunday, Sabbath
school will be held at e;a0 q. m.
The public is cordially invited to
attend all these services.