The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-04-07
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Short Paragraphs of Events in the County
During the Past Week.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY NOTED.


dance in Carter's Hall, at Bald
win, April Z.
Jacob Tome Institute reopened
on Monday after the usual ten day
spring vacation.
Last week five shares of Quarry
vile National Bank stock sold
at public sale for $207 per share.
Newark town election will be
held Tuesday April IL, when the
president and three councilmen are
to be chosen.
The members of Reliance Casile,
K. G. E., will. celebrate the fif-
teenth anniversary of the institu-
tion of their Castle at Jackson, on
April Is.
Deibert s. Wilson are building a
large addition to their textile mill
near the railroad station, at Elkton,
to be used as a finishing room for
their product.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of the
Perryville M. E. Church, will hold
a supper on Thursday and Friday
evenings, April 13 and IA, il the
Jr., o. u. A. M. Hall.
Gov. Warfield has appointed the
Hon. Stephen A. Williams, of Bel
Air, member of the commission
to promote uniformity of legislation
throughout the United States.
The work of building the piers of
the new p, B. g. w. railroad
bridge at Havre de Grace, which
was suspended during the winter
on account of the heavy ice, has
been resumed.
The Delaware Annual Confer
ence (colored), of the M. f..
church closed its sessions at Dover
on Sunday night. s. 7. Parker
was appointed to the charge at
Port Deposit.
| Miss Maggie R. Anderson, of Syl-
mar, has in her possession quilt
of 459 patches which has just been
completed by her grandmother,
Mrs. Geo. Shelin, of Chrome, who
is II years Of age.
| The North East Fire Brick Com
pany has been incorporated with
Chas. A. Benjamin, George w.
Cosden, George w. Craig, Edward
j. Campbell and Abel G. Cameron
as directors for the first year.
| Turner & Wescott, of Chester
county, who operate a branch sepa-
rator on the outskirts of town, in
connection with their extensive
creamery business, will after April
l5, establish branches at Chestnut
Hill and Dublin, Hartford county.
Rosebank School will hold an en-
tertainment consisting of recita-
tions, dialogues, tableaux, etc., as
sisted by Anderson's Orchestra,
in the Friends School house at Cal
vert, Friday evening, April IA, at
at 8 O'Clock. Admission, 20 cents.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Not
tingham, Chester county, Presby-
terian church has finally succeeded
in raising the last of a debt of $500
held against the church property
and will celebrate the event on
Easter Sunday by a mortgage
burning.
| The old brick pump house at the
Elkton station has been torn down.
The water for locomotives has been
furnished for several months by the
Maryland Water Company of Elk
ton, and the service being salts.
factory, the Company has removed
its pumping station.-News.
United Fire Brick Co., of North
East is equipping its plant with
new machinery, including 35 horse
power boiler, 20 horse. power en-
gine, pug mill, crusher to reduce
old bricks, bats, etc., and a brick
machine for moulding fire bricks,
cupola block and special shapes.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of McCoy's Millinery in
another column. The spring open.
ing will be held on Friday and
Saturday, April IA and 10. By a
mistake in the omission of por-
tion of the advertisement last week
the types placed different con-
struction upon the opening an
nouncement than that intended,
but the satisfaction given by the
hats, etc., turned out by this pop
ular millinery establishment shows
Iconclusively there are no mistakes
lor omissions in their make up.