The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-04-14


ing to electric lights, and many
houses are to be wired.
The Grand Lodge Knights OF
Pythias, OF Maryland, was in SEES
sion in Baltimore this week.
A festival is billed for Friday
and Saturday evenings, May 4 and
5, by the Rising Sun Cornct Band.
The amended charter ofNorth
East permits an increase of the
town tax rate from 80 to 40 cents.
DR.. William b. Rowe, of
Aberdeen, is critically i'll with par
alysis affecting his entire right
side.
Treasurer Nandivcr reported
on March 81, balance OF 81 ,2I5,-
o5o.S4 in the Maryland State
Treasury.
A saw mill and force OF
hands are at work clearing the
timber tract on the Garrett farm
at Theodore.
A milk condcnsing plant will
be installed at their Glcnroy
Creamery by Turner & Wcscott,
who run a separator near Rising
Sun.
Harvey B. Hastings, at Lay
ton & Owens factory in Seaford,
Del, one day last week, made a
81 quart crate-framc in 90 sec
ondS.
The Ladies Bible Class OF
Havrc de Grace Presbyterian
Church will give a pink tea in
the lecture room next Tuesday
evening.
The outlook for tomatoes
which are much tirner, is for a
rising market. Their increase in
price has helped the market for
spot corn.
Jacob Thomas has had the old
Ray house on Main street, Newark
RACED and will have fine dwelling
with modern conveniences erected
on the site.
Amos Martindale, OF Zion,
is about again after long disability
from a crippled leg, broken in his
stable by horse crushing it again
st its stall, several months ago.
Winfield X. Alice of Middle
town, Del, has entered the firm OF
Z. H. Worthington & Son, OF Ris-
ing Sun, which will hereafter be
styled F. H. Worthington & Co.
County Treasurer w. Had
away, OF Kent county, is reported
to have had twenty-six horses sick
with distcmpcr at his place at Rock
Hall several OF which have
died.
Will Carleton, the famed poet
will rccitc selections from his
works in the assembly room OF
North East High School on next
Wednesday evening. General adj
mission, 25 cents. No half tickets.
MIR. Louis Boyd Racine, of
kirkwood, and Miss Mary Bar
nard, OF St. Georges. who were
married at the home OF the bride
on April I, by Rev. !. X. Milligan.
will reside on a farm near Newark.
AIR. Harry II. Hewlett and
Miss Lotto l.. McCommons, both
OF llaVre de Grace, were married
by Rev. Walter Rue MURRAY at
the Mansc in that city on April !.
They will reside on Washington
street, Havrc de Grace.
-Rev. Ira Hicks predicts late
slcct and snow in the North and
West and decidedly cooler weather
in the Middle East. causing frost
from April IT to Is, The next
storm period is due about the ed
to 18th and the last one from the
Goth to goth, with severe thunder
storms along the Atlantic Coast
about the eth.
S. !. Seneca had Il close call
one day last week, when his loot
slipped while he was on his wharf
in Ilavrc de Grace, and he fell into
the water, striking his head on a
rock and lying scnsclcss Tor a time.
Victor Seminar. who saw his
plight, went promptly to his help.
lie is badly shaken up, but is re-
ported recovering.
Twice knocked down by
plunging horse, Frederick Fletcher
saved his mothers life near Mar
letta, on Saturday, as the team in
which she had Just returned home
was about to be plunged over the
bank into Chickics Creek the horse
having bolted when her daughter
jumped out OF the carriage. The