The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-05
Observation-Disclosures.
NEWS IN Brief

sold next month.
"A white robin was seen in Piney
Neck, hent county, one day last week.
"A. Z. McCombs has sol4 a double
dwelling on West Bourbon street, Hay
re de Grace, to w. H. Gorrell
Wilmington succor for San Fran
cisco sufferers has passed $4,000. and
1t is thought fully $4,000 will be raised.
.Manscs Bradford was badly cut
BY falling stone, about the face in Ma
loney's qu0Tries, near Newark, one day
last week.
Capt. II. E. O'Neil, of Admiral
Rodgers Post of Havre de Grace, has
been named as one of Commander
Tanners aids de camp.
MIR. Thomas j. Foley. of New York
aud Miss Elranor MOTIF. of Havre de
Grace. were married in st. Patricks
Church. that city, on Tuesday evening.
-Danicl Birmingham, the coored ex-
holter, who had his foot cut off by n
shifting engine at King street crossing,
Wilmington, died in Delaware Hospital
on last Friday
Newark Centre will hereafter be
known as Newark, and Newark station
T., Il. X w. Il. X. aS South Newark.
The former has two trains daily and
the latter many.
N. M. Seminar, of Perryvillc.
about June l, occupy the j. ii. Poplar
property on Union avenue, Havre de
Grace, which he recently purchased from
Col. Isaac Hecht.
Lewis Reburn formerly of Oxford,
Will" ut work in his brothers tag fac
tor" in Philadelphia. one day last week,
caught his band ia machinery and lost
thdnh ana rwo fingers.
Tie farm occupied by Samuel
Swrctman on the Alddletnwn- odessa
road. near Taylor'S Bridge. has been
sold to Frank Rurchard by George In
gram. agent, OF Middlctown.
--Rcv. J. NJ. NJ. Gray the newly as
signed pastor Mt Havre de Grace and
Mrs. Gray. were given a largely at
tended reception in the Sunday School
room on last Thursday evening.
Mr. N"rmfn Ferguson. of Avon
dale. and Miss Rosa McClntock, of
Havre de Grace. We're married on April
10Th in Rowlandville VI. p. Parsonage.
They will reside in Philadelphia
II. II. ETaincS. who has been on a
prospecting tour for the Diamond State
Steel Company. looking over coal and
iron ore properties. furnaces and ovens
III Southwest Virginia. has returned.
Efforts will he made to raise $1,000
to clear the balance due on the debt of
the North East NJ. f. Church by the
coming Childrcn'S Day. the second Sun
day in June. The actual debt is about
5000.
The Burns Bros and SpalTows
Point teams VIA meet in Navre de
Grace this aftcrioon Nichols and
Brown. for the former. and Matthews,
McGinlcv and Orem. for the latter. will
cover ilc points.
Bernard Dunnigan, a popular Har-
ford Court Baliff. who served since
1872. died in st. .Iosephs Hospital,
Baltimore, last week, aged 73 years.
His funeral was held on Saturday with
intcrment in st. Ignatius Cemetery,
near Bel Air.
The owners of Piney Island, in the
SuSquchanmH. located just below the
breast of the proposed biz dam at Nc
Calls Ferry. have refused an offer of
So. 900 for the property from the
Power Plant promoters and will hight
the scheme in the courts.
In the pole vault mt the intcrscholas-
tee meet. held recently at Princeton,
Hugh Gamble. of Tome Institute,
cleared the bar ut 10 feet u inches,
beating his own record and defeating
competitors from Mcrcersburg. the Hill
School and Lawrcncevllc Schools.
Mrs. Willard f .Tydings, of Havre
de Grace, had an experience like that
If the late John Banks from a fish bone
which lodged in her throat, and gave her
much trouble for eight hours or more,
last Wednesday, but which DIR. a. c.
Crothers finally succeeded in removing.
Mr. William Finney Cooley, of
Havre de Grace, and .iss Lydia c.
Hariins were married at the brides
home at Forest Hill on April %. Miss
Alverda Harkins was maid of honor,
and Mr.. George Osborn best man. Mr..
and Mrs. Cooley took a Southern we'd
ding trip.
Michael Sullivan. who came to Bel
Air MS II tramp. but who is said to hav"
a brother in New York City. employed
rs y hOstlcr at the Changers Hotel, in
that town. fell from the hay loft and
was Fatally hurt. one day last week.
Nobody saw the accident and he was
found mortally injured.
-Ebenezer Sunday School, Green
hurst. has been recognized. Samuel
Welch is superintendent, Mrs. Jennie
Brickley. female superintendent. Daniel
Hawk and Mrs. Mabel Logan. assist
ants, Miss Minnie Brickley organiSt, and
Elliott Krause, Clifford Armour and
Miss Mary Sapp, librarians.
The graves of French soldiers on
the rear campus of St. Johns College,
Annapolis, are to be marked with n
monument. the foundations for which
were laid last Thursday. The monu-
ment is to be erected to unknown sailors
and soldiers, who served under de
GraSSc and Rochamheau. Governor
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