The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-02-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. Louis w. Wilkinson will de-
liver the fourth lecture before the Elk
ton Centre of University Extension in
Trinity Parish House on "Wednesday
evening on THE lower Glasses in the
(Englsh) Rural Districts" Mr.. Wilkin-
son has been giving the course in New
York City and has been invited by the
Board of Education to repeat the lee
lures.
The Ladies' of Trinity Church will
give a Poster entertainment to i'm
prove We play of "Spotless Town" in
the Parish House Oh Monday evening.
February 10. 1t is the first entertain
ment of the kind ever held in Elkton.
The features are of n peculiarly novel
and interesting character. the admission
to be - cents. Further particulars will
be given next week.
The next stated meeting of the
prcsbytcry Of New Castle will be held
in Lewcs. Del. on April II. Commits
<ionerS will he chosen to the General
Assembly which meets in Des Moines.
Iowa. on May l. and other matters of
Importance will he acted upon.
The ladies of Wesley Chapel will
serve supper on Wednesday evening
The public is cordially invited to ATTEND
Tickets % cents
Rev. William p. Lee. of German
town. has declined n cal to Oxford
Presbyterian Church.
H r. Fothcrgill who is interested in
the WilmingtVa-E lEton trolley line tells
burgess StuhbS. of Oxford that he
thinks the time Opp0rtune for building a
line from Elliton or Leslie north to Ok
ford.
Frank McAdams. a nephew of Capt
\. II. Ingram. of Oxford. fell from an
electric light pole in Philadelphia last
Friday breaking both his legs.
The Lancaster. Oxford 4 Southern
Il. X. managers are on the lookout for
scrviccable motor cars for use on the line
which now runs five daily trains out Of
Oxford.
The saw mill outfit of WlliamRlack-
burn. of BarncSlev, located on the Silver
farm. near Poplar Point. this county
was endangered by the burning of n
Shauty in which two of his hands slept
lust Friday night The loss WAS about
500. The mill will shortly BE- moved to
the CamcroH-MaNw"l. tract. near Farm
ington.
billiard News. while ut work with Il
circular saw on his farm. near town. ON
Monday. WAS struck by living piece of
wool and knocked some distance. For
n time ii WIS thought he had been scri-
ou>Iy injured.
-Rrv. Charles VI. Eldcrilico. pastor of
Fairvicw Mctho list Protestant Church.
Baltimore. will preach ut Bay View.
Cecil Circuit. tomorrow ut 1890 Il. IN.
and 10 p. m. and at Bethel ut $50 p.
NJ. Rev. Lewis Shclhorn will preach at
Mt OIiv"t N 1910 Il. IN. and T.3o p. m
The revival services mt Bay View
and Mt. Glvct Methodist Protestant
Churches are still in progress. under the
leadership of Rev. ]. f. Bryan. pastor
and Rev. Lewis Sholhorn, evangelist.
-Rcv. ]. Franklin BRYAN. Ph. d.
pastor of Cecil Circuit VI. r. Church.
will preach tomorrow at''BHkcr Chapel
Western Maryland College. Westminster
to the College ami Theological Seminary
students DR. Bryan will return on Mon
day 10 continue his revival meetings now
in progress at Bay View.
DR.. France was excused for absence
from the State Scnatc'S sessions several
days this week on account of illness.
The ladies of ye, ltpn. who figured in
the recent "G.l MaidS Convention will
give a comedy ana minstrel show in Me
chanics Hall on Tuesday evening. Feb
rlraTy 30.
Delegate Davis bill. providing for
an additional constable for the First
district OF Cecil county. has PASSED both
house, of the Legislature.
There are other things than wine
which improve with age and which have
good reason to be proud of the length OF
its existence. This applies to the New
Comedy Farce. The Troubles of Eight
Twins" which can undoubtedly lay
claim TO be the funniest on the stage.
1t is better and brighter than ever be
fore and its popularity is attcsted by the
thcatregoing public. The srccaltics
presented are excellent ones and include
the very best that money can produce.
This company will appear nj Elkton
Opera House Wednesday. February II;
seats on sale ut Wells Pharmacy.
His horse becoming unmanagcablc,
near Red Mill bridge on Saturday night.
james ArShaw. wcll-known farmer,
residing near Bacon Hill. was thrown
out of his wagon. and his Leg WAS severe
.ly injured.
A chocOlatiCrc to be held at the
ManSe last evening by the ladies of the
EIkton Presbyterian congregation WIS
postponed until this evening. Cakes
ana candies will be on sale. Mrs. II. NJ.
Mccullough, Mrs. G. NJ Boulder. Mrs.
Il. c. Lewis, Mrs. ]. McElmoylc and
Miss Susan BrattoN will receive orders
for cakes TO be delivered to-day.
% members of SamoSct Tribe. of
Level, Nd, visited the Mattahoon Tribe
on Thursday night and witnessed the de
gree team confer the second degree upon
a class of eight members \ reception
was held ut Giles after the meeting
a line new series of souvenir postal
cards, embracing views in and around
Elkton, printed from fine cuts. are on
sale at Wells Drug Store Price. two
for five cents.
One of the largest hogs slarr,rarod
in Cecil this winter ana probably the