The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-11-25

| Revival services are in progress in
| Bethel NJ. L. Church.
| Walters Photograph Studio will be
open all of Thanksgiving Day.
The street force has been busy clean
ing up and repairing crossings.
| Stanley Kite of the Fourth district
this week entered Charlotte Hall Acad-
envy, where he holds a scholarship.
-Pcrryville Council Jr O. 2. a. NJ,
will attend services in the NJ. +. Church
mt 1870 Il. m. tomorrow.
A steam heating plant is to be in
stalled in the United Fire Brick Com
pany'> plant at North East
The profits from the box social held
Mt j. r. Shallcros~'. in Sas~aflus last
week, yielded upwards of $50.
Services will he held in st. Stephens
Church, Crcilton, on Thanksgiving morn
ing nj 10 o'clock
-IamcS Bear has bought the late Dan
| icl McCarthy's farm of % acres, near
| Avondale, for $3.50.
To accommodate working people Wal
| ler'S Photograph Studio will be open all
Of THANKSGIVING Day.
--ColUra Council .Jr. O. L. \. NJ. will
attend services in Perryville NJ. E.Church
tomorrow afternoon at 2.45 o'clock.
A Christian Endeavor Social will be
| held in the Manse at Zion tomorrow
evening.
The Cecil Farmers Telephone line
is now connected with the United Lines
| of Chester county.
A bull attacked Carlton Kimble. of
| Rising sun and knocked him down a few
| days ago. Luckily, his son arrived in
time to drive the animal off.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Pierce of KEN
bleville, will celebrate their silver we'd
ding anniversary on Thanksgiving even
| ing, from 40 to 10 O'clock.
Jacob McAIullen has purchased Mrs.
Ann J. Sidwells small farm of 10 acres,
| near Lombard for $1,000 She will re-
move to Chester.
William NJ. Haines on Saturday
| bought the Margaret Moore farm of 81
acres, near Colora, from S. II. Moore,
| agent, at public sale. for $3.50.
Contractor Ward expected to have
| the mile of new improved road at Perry
| vile completed by the close of this
week. ~
Presiding Elder Mowbray preached
at st. Johns Church. LewiSville. on Sun
| day morning and in Cherry Hill Church
| in the afternoon.
The vestry of st. Mary Anne's Par
ish has not yet called a rector to succeed
| Rev. ]. Gibson CAN'T who accepted a
call to Denton, Md.
Rev. William Schouer, the Rector,
will deliver the sermon on next
Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, at 1870
a. IN. Appropriate music will be rem
| dered during the services
Charles w. Brooks has removed from
| the Edmundson farm in the Fifth dis
| trict, to Frankfort Junction. Philade-
phia, and Mr.. ]. j. Edmundson will re-
| sumo the management OF the property.
The painting of the Gipin's Falls
Power house has been completed by g..
| A. Lynch. The dynamo is about TO be
set, piping is nearly all done and the
plant will likely start soon.
Charles II. Morris reports getting so
bushels to the acre from - acres of corn
and an average of 30 bushels of wheat
from II acres and tons of hay to the
| ace on the farm of his mother, Mrs. c. T..
Morris, near Zion, this season.
A large and appreciative audience
| witnessed the ScammOn CompanyS pres
| entation of the Real Widow Brown at
| Elkton Opera House on Monday evening.
| The play was admirably presented and
well staged.
| Home playgoerS cannot afford to miss
mildred and Rouclcre" billed at Elkton
Opera House for next Wednesday even
ing. The play has been a standard at
traction in the leading cities and its pres
cntation here is an odd chance. Elegant
scenery with mechanical and electrical
effects and high order of spccialtieS
between the acts add to the attractions
of the bill Prices 80 and so cents. Re
| served seats at Wells.