The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1906-06-09
NEWS IN BRIEF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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ChildrenS Day services morning and
evening, on June II.
A bazar, lair and festival is billed
for june II, IS and 10, by the ladies OF
St. Johns Church, Newark.
Hartford county's present debt, due
largely to OvcrdrawIng OF all items OF
the levy, Is SAID to be SOL, 5o2o7.
The barn on Richard /. Turner 5
farm, near Bcttcrton, was burned with
its contents, one DAY last week.
Mrs. Mary Bradheld, OF Theodore,
hale and hearty III her 99th year, Is
thought to be the oldest resident OF
this county.
Rev. DR.. +. 1. Little, President OF
Maryland NJ. /. Conference. VIII
preach III Lapluum CnurcL at 1915 d.
III. tomorrow.
charged with disturbing the quiet
OF Rising gun, Tyson DOWIanu spent a
night Ill me luch-up ana forfeited 1913
one Gay last week.
MIR. Walter d. Barnes and Miss
Emily Steele Russell VIII be married
III lldNlC NC bldSC llSSDS lSl IAN
Churcn on tuesday evening, at 5
o clock
= James Taylor, OF Rock Ilall, X ent
county, tel IS leet from lauuer Wine
at work one DAY last week, uIslOcatng
his shoulder Dladc ana breaking ms
lett ankle.
Mrs. Sarah j. Armour, Oi Green
hurst, whose death was nOtcu last
week, died of heart failure. She was
30 years OF age ana daughter OF " IL
liam /. DAWSON.
Spot tomatoes were advanced to
$I.2o last week ana promise to so
higher. There Is Ilkcy 10 De snort
age OF canned peas Which will increase
the demand Tor tomatoes
The Archdiocese OF Baltimore con-
tributed Sl3,434 lOr the rellet OF dam
aged and destroyed Catholic Churches
in California. ST. Patrlcks Church,
Hayre de Grace, raised $4I.4o.
The remains OF lanes B. Radcliffe,
a well-known resident OF the Newark
section were inferred in Head @f
Christiana Cemetery on Saturday. lie
died on Memorial Day, aged 90 years
Frank Senior, business manager
for McMulcn & McDcrmott, contrac-
tors for the piers of the new Perryville
and Havre de Grace bridge, was the
first person to cross the completed
structure when opened last week.
Reused by noise made by his cattle
on Saturday morning, Ezekiel Mark
er, living Just south of Middletown,
found a supposed ma ddog troubling
his stock. He shot the brute, which
made several attempts to bite him.
The Newark Trust Company has
effected the sale OF the farm OF the
late William c. Humid, 3OH acres, near
Iron Hill Station. to Leonard W.
Mills. a Government draughtSman in
the Cramps Shipyard, Philadelphia.
Positive orders have been issued
by the p, b. & W. X. r. manage
ment iorbidding all persons from walk
ing over the new Perryville-fIavre de
Grace bridge, owing, 1t is SAID, to the
high speed OF trains over the struc-
ture.
The high wind, during the storm Of
last Thursday evening blew down a
silo on the Lincoln farm, tcnanted by
Thomas Reynolds and also the wagon
shed on Mrs. Agnes Evans place near
Rising Sun. There was heavy rain
and more or less hail.
Edward d. Gallup and daughter,
OF Perryman, were thrown out of their
Al, fr,r,t
ened in Aberdeen, one day last week.
The former was badly cut and bruised
about the face and head but the daugh-
ter was, luckily, uninjured.
early last Thursday morning
thieves forced open shutter OF the
United States Hotel in New Castle and
tried to enter the bedroom OF Miss
Toman, the proprietor's daughter.
She screamed and the burglars fled,
and escaped fusilade OF fully thirty
shots fired after them by inmates OF
the building.
Misses Clara Robertson, Emma
Brown, Sarah Kirk, Verna Grason and
Louise Wayne, Tome Institute stud
ents, surprised their parents and friends
in Rising Sun by appearing in that
town shortly after o'clock on Me
mortal Dav. Having half holiday,
after the noon hour, they walked from
Port Deposit in fairly good time.
Il he IoSth anniversary of the found
ing OF Old Drawers Presbyterian
Church. near Odessa, was celebrated
Oh Sunday. There was large at
tendance Rev. Joseph Brown Turner,
of Dover, preached in the afternoon,
and tablet to the memory OF the
late Lewis c. Nandcgrit, OF Whining
ton. was unveiled, with an address by
W. S. IIillcs OF that city.
Rev. Joel S. Gilfllan, OF Head OF
Christiana, and Rev. w. J. Rowan, OF
Newark, ministerial commissioners
from New Castle Prcsebytcry to the
General Assembly at Des Moines
were quite prominent during its SEES
sions. Both served on the Board which
urged endorsement OF the Book OF
Comomn Worship. DR.. Gilfillan serv-
ed on the Committee on Temperance
which urged Church federation against
the saloon DR. Rowan vas one ot
the selected preachers in CITY churchc,
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