The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-03-24
NEWS N BRIEF
Observation-Disclosures.

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e,a of llavrr De Grace.
The new TIt Sbyterian Church mt Ber-
lin. Worcester county. was occupied on
Sunday. 1t cost Sl5,OOO.
Farmers in Upper Cecil who wercr
blowing early list week We're busy with
snow Shovcl,D 1T the same time this week.
Eggs are selling ut II cents per doz.
in Lancaster county stores. Three
months ago they We're scarce ut 81 cents.
The ladies of Deer Creek Church
cleared $40 from their recent oyster sup
per. The pastor was rendered IL fine
overcoat.
The bill authorizing Sunday sales Of
soda water by drug stores has been en-
crossed for third reading in the House
at Annapolis.
A new lodge of Knights of PythiuS
has been formed at Delaware City with
40 charter members. to be formally in
$tituted on April IL.
-Governor Warfed has approved the
bill authorizing 5000 bond issue by
Havre de Grace to meet the cost of the
new High School annex.
Burns Bros. will again manage the
Havre de Grace base ball team. L. Il.
Smith has signed again for pitcher, and
Nichols and Brown will catch.
The SEIZURE with pneumonia of Miss
Alverta Wright of Havre tie Grace. post
poned her marriage fixed for last SHtur-
day to Mr.. lillian Wilson.
The ladies of Ebcnrzcr Church,
GrcenhulSt. realized II fair sum from
their oyster supper and bazaar held at
William Armour'S last week.
M. $. McNamee. X. NJ. Riley. \. T.
Reynolds Ezra Reynolds and w. II. At
kinSon have been chosen trustees Of
porter'S Grove NJ. l.. Church,
The Robinson House and fixtures at
Delaware City has been sold by Mrs
Martha Milne. the proprietrcSS. to JOS
cph Mccormick of Philadelphia. for
S16.OW.
The stock of Samuel Carter. the lead
ing merchant of ChriStann. Pa. prob
ably worth S2JOOO. has been sold on
private terms. to Il Mr.. Stillry. of Doylcs-
town. PA.
"A bill providing Il pension fund of
SO 900 for public school teachers go
years old and upwards. who have taught
for - years is pending in the LegiSla-
turc ut Annapolis.
In fire which destroyed the barn
on the Samuel +. IIannum farm near
T"nghkcnam"n. Chester county. one day
last week. eight cows. two horses and Il
calf pcriShrd in the flames
The remains of Mrs. Mary j. Lair,
widow of benjamin Lair. We're inferred
in Zion Cemetery last Wednesday. She
died at her sons home at Grecnhur>t,
on the nth inst. aged 40 years.
e. W. Wuru is President. John T.
Patterson Treasurer and Dir. l.. G.. Tay
Tor Secretary of Prrryvllc's new fire
company. They will purchase Il four
wheel hose carriage. 1000 feet of hose,
ladders. etc.
The ladies' of Head of Chri.stiana
Church lmvr arranged an april Fool
tea for the evening of April /. Admis-
sion. II cents Fancy and useful arti-
Giles will be on sale and II fish pond will
b" provided. a> ALSO II po>totlice.
There is talk of matchmaking the
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Delegates III Annapoli~ is now occu-
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Clubs h"ld u Sh"f on tn" latter :
grounds last week. ana the latter won by
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