The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-02-18
LOCAL NEWS.

Full moon tomorrow and perhaps a
change for the better in weather.
There was u fairly good local bust
ness done in valentines, particularly of
the comic variety.
-Sleighing on the town streets was
unusually fine during the week after
Mondays snow.
A social was held on Thursday ev-
ening at the residence of Il. Il. Rogers.
near town, by the young people of Jones'
Chapel.
The pupils of North East publiS
school promise a pleasing entertainment
on "Wednesday evening. Wushngton'S
Birthday.
DR.. James III. Frazer, founder of the
Cecil County News, has sold his Balti-
more City residence, 241O Linden ave
nue., for $500.
Their annual poultry supper was
held on Thursday evening by the Ladies
Aid Society Of Newark NJ. N. Church IN
the Opera House.
John Nickle has purchased the farm
of the late Y. 7. Rawlings, IS acres and
improvements. located in the Eighth
district. for $500.
"A sale of ice cream. cake and candy
will be held on Wednesday evening in
aid of the Parish House fund by the
ladies Of Trinity Church.
The annual entertainment of Perry
vile Council .Tr. o. L. \. NJ, will be
held in its hall on Thursday evening to
be followed by Il banquet.
A "Chocolatiere" was held by the
boys of Miss Gertrude Smiths NJ. f.
Sunday School class in the building adj
joining Gonce's last evening.
w. Y. Richards. Chief Engineer Of
Maintenance of Way of the PennSyl-
vania system. made an inspection of the
r.. r. X W. X. r. yesterday.
Many residents of the town are fore
ed to carry water or have it carried,
from where it may be gotten, owing t"
frozen mains and service pipes
A fine organ has been presented to
Trinity NJ. +. Church South, ut Sails
bury. built by former Governor and
Mrs. L. f. Jackson. by the latter
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch"
II company made up Of members Of the
Chesapeake City Presbyterian Church.
William Settle, of Leeds. ii recent
graduate of the Maryland University
Law School. having passed before the
State Examining Board has been admit
ted to the bar.
Leslie Willis Sprague delivered the
first Inrtur, in thn \nWnIlS University
Extension course on Thursday evening
on "Frcdrrick Schiller and the Gospel
of FrccdOm.'
-IIavrc de Grace electors will decide
on Monday upon the proposed change of
the lines of Warren street, in that city,
to meet the needs of the p. b. 4 w. X.
RS new tracks.
The funeral of Samuel \. HanHell
was held ON Saturday with iuterment ut
Principle Furnace. He died ut his resi-
dence. 3Ol Van Buren, street. Whining
ton. aged as wears.
"A valuable mare owned by j. Ham
son Knorr. of Town Point broke one of
her hind legs while running with her
colt in the barn yard Oh last Friday.
The animal WAS later killed.
The fourth quarterly conference Of
Hopewell NJ L. Church will be held
this. afternoon ut 80 o'clock Prcsid
ing Elder Mowhrny will preach in AS
bury Church tomorrow afternoon.
Special sessions for the correction
of assessments Prior to making the com
ing levy will be held by the County
Commissioners on next Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday.
A shoot will he held on the grounds
of the Elkton Gun Club this morning.
opening ut II n'cloc,;. MaTk~lnen from
tharlcStown and Chesapeake City will
likely enter the matches.
A patriotic entertainment with an
attractive program has been arranged by
the pupils of the schools of Chesapeake
City for the evening of Washington's
birthday. Admission % cents.
Running against II baIibed wire fence
while coasting last Friday at Cherry
Hill. Charley. the young son of Clark
Grant. got an ugly cash across his nose
and cheek which it required ten stitches
to close.
William A. Crawford bought the
residence Of the late AIrs. Hannah X.
Roulden at West Main and Mackall
streets. 0t public sale on Wednesday
morning from W. T. Shippers. her admin
istrator, for $1,000.
William II. Henderson, long promi-
nent in Baltimore City Republican, poll
titrll circles. died at his home in that
city on Sunday. He served AIS private
secretary to the late Hon. j. A. j. Ores