The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-05-27
LOCAL NEWS.

Edward fcllr 81 l'trlNNllIr. l. low
a motorman in Philadelphia.
Calvert l.. T. l.. will meet next
Saturday Afternoon in the Church.
Tie entertainment held by the Ep-
worth League of Rising sun Melted So
Mis-. Arabclla Y. Caulk died at her
home at Sa>.HllaS Dn Monday. aged 81
years.
-Th Pleasant Meadow School. near
Rising Sun. cleared sd from its recent
festival.
calvert W. G. T. L. will meet at
Mrs Gertrude Wards next Thursday
afternoon.
The Mercie l.. Y. l.. will meet at
Miss Vista Churchman'S home vt Syl-
mar at > p. m. today.
The pupils of Blake school will hold
a festival for the benefit of its library
on Thursday evening.
The entertainment given by the
pupils of Cherry Hill Iublc School last
week Melted about $40.
Next Tuesday. Memorial Day. being
legal holiday. the banks public offices
and schools will be closed.
The Church Social held ut Thomas
MNckics. near Fair Hill last Friday
evr:ing was well ntendcd.
The Co!ol;r Base Ball Club cleared
about 500 at its festival held laSt Fri
day and Saturday evenings.
A festival for the benefit of Town
Point NJ. +. Church will be held at
Port Herman or June and =.
The Ninth district Teachers Read
ing Circle will meet at the home of Miss
Margaret johnson this afternoon.
DR.. George NJ. Stump. Clarence l..
and W. II. Cole. ST.. of Perryville have
had 'rhon,> installed in their homes.
Union Grove School. near North
East. will hold Il festival for school pur-
poses on "Wednesday evening. June I.
A festival for the trustees fund will
b held by the ladies Of merry Hill NJ. +.
Church. on the lawn, next Thursday
evening.
-NeighborS helped Clintcn Logan of
Calvert to raise his new barn and njoy-
ed "a fine dinner. The structure is rap
idly nearing completion.
-Rev. ASbury Burke. Of Wilmington.
will preach ut the morning and even
ing Rally Day services tomorrow i'll
rrrryville NJ. f. Churcn.
Many Elktoni;lnS took in Rngling
Bros Circus parade and exhibitions i'll
Wilmington hast Friday and all say
they got their moneys worth.
Rock Missionary Societies met on
Saturday. Very interesting letters from
Mis- Harriet McLear. of Wilmington.
ROW a missionary in China. We're read.
j Albert i,oyd. of Pelryville. will
have charge of the boundary tent at
Wood,nwn Camp Meeting which will
open on August ; and close on August
10th.
Justice Gilpn. after hearing three
charges against Jim" Holland. co!"red.
for selling liquor held him iw 5000 bail
in each failing to provide which he will
summer nj the Hotel Biddle.
jefferson Lodge. |. o. o. f.. of
Wilmington entertained members of Ma
tional Lodge of Elktom on Thursday
evening after the comforting of degrees
by the formers skilled staff.
-ElktOn is generally lively on Satur-
day night, but the rush and crush ut the
Maryland Salvage Coz sale of clothing
in the Mitchell Building, which opens
today. will astoniSh the natives.
Thieves broke into and carried OF
some tools from Cameron &Davis' ware
house mt Colora on Monday night They
had cut through the office door when
they were frightened and left
John Z. RoStc stephen llemphill,
Charles IL. Ayers. .Jr.. and {. IRWIN
Whitaker joined Elkton Council. Jr. ..
L. A. NJ. on Tuesday evening. Refresh
mcntS followed the close of the meet
ing.
-Ciovcrnor Pennypacker has set June
% for the execution at Lancaster OF
John O'Bren and Lee Furman, VINO
murdered Samuel ResSler. the aged toll
gate keeper of Leaman Place, ON July !,
last.
The contract for the new gas plant
at Oxford has been let and the success
full bidder will shortly be announced.
Work will begin next month. the plant
to be ready for operation within ninety
DAYS