The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-05-26
NEWS IN BRIEF

John L. Byron has bought Eliza
beth Somers' dwelling in Middlctown
from L. II. Beck, for ST. 900.
"A picnic and festival will be held
by the KcI Men OF lakewood near
that town on Saturday, June 9.
The Young Ladies' Home Mis-
sion Circle OF Rising Sun, met at Mrs.
Mollie Reynolds last evening.
The Cecil Farmers Club held its
May meeting at "Sadgley Farm" f.
X. Cherry's place, near Principle last
week.
tile Junior c. E.'s OF IIavre de
Grace PRESBYTERIAN Church cleared
about SIS from their recent Handker-
Chief Bazaar.
--"BeSsie,' the 20 year-old mare OF
H. {. Lawdcr, OF navre de Grace. re
Gently toaled a fine colt sired by Pilot
Medium Jr'
The summer schedule OF the steam
er Susquehanna, which has been over
hauled and reprinted, will be resumed
about June IS.
kept OILERS busy with large hauIs.
The floats had generally cut out and
did not shasrc III the luck.
The Mckinsey Mill property, To-
Gated OH Stone Run, about ; IL miles
West OF Kissing sun, has been sold to
DR.. J. B. Sliccr Tor $4,000.
john T. Riley died at his home at
Rock Springs on the 18TH inst, aged
about 80 years. His daughter, Mrs.
Benjamin Garvin, died the previous
week.
The largest delivery OF white perch
eggs. 100000, ever made at the Bat
terry hatchery at tlavrc de Grace, was
made by Capt. George W. Lcithciser
one day last week.
The hose carriage bought for the
Perryvillc Fire Company, cost origin
ally 500. 1t was but little used in
Wilmington and was secured at less
than onc-iourth its first cost
Key. p. II. Taylor the newly call
ed pastor OF Oxford Presbyterian
Church, will be installed on Friday
evening, June s. Several prominent
divincs will take part in the services.
Edwin Carhart has been elected
Superintendent, Wilmer Fox Secre-
tarv. Cecil Mackcv Treasurer and Miss
Rutherford OrganiSt OF the reorgan-
lied Zion PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School.
f., \, II
known merchant of Level, has made
all assignment to J. l.. G.. Lee. attor-
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The outlook is for a continued rise
in the price OF canned tomatoes. Spot
sales were made last week at $II5 with
many injuries Futures are stlifen1ng
WIN prospects lor steady rise lor
spots
-Ravnor Carey has been chosen
President, Miss Ethel Bddle, Sccrc-
tary and Miss Lora Foster Treasurer
OF the North East High School
Alumni Society, which will give a re-
CeDtlOn followed DIV Il banquet TO the
NlaSS Oh oo Oh saturday evening june
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One hundred pounds OF butter
seven hams. eight gallons OF oysters
and a lot OF other edibcs were taken
from the cold storage room at G.. l..
Parks place in Havrc de Grace one
night last week by thieves, who used a
team or whee-barrow to carry off their
plumber.
T,.a r,,,drod and 60, fr;o,ds ord
,:-,I, w. "u'lul.u anu Ieii illenu9 anu
ing OF the frame Of the big barn. 55xo3
feet. to be erected on the farm OF the
Misses Marietta and Sarah Townsend
at Kinks Mills. The work took two
days. with I35 helpers present in the
first and = on the second. Dinner
was served on both DAYS.
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