Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-14
OVER IN MARYLAND.

Falling at his home, near Cherry
Hill, Lewis Ward broke a small bone
in one leg
Kicked by a horse yesterday, II.
Eugene Mackie Of near Fair Hill, was
seriously injured,
Andrew 4. Mcdaniel has been APP
pointed postmaster at Pomonkey, and
Shadrach IL. Stevens at Williamsburg.
Fire badly damaged the African Nj.
d. Church at Warwick yesterday,
when a spark from q traction engine
set the building on fire.
The stable Of jefferson White, at
Ruthsbury, was entered on Thursday
night and his valuable trotting horse,
carriage and harness stolen.
As n result Of a meeting Of farmers
at Rising Sun, the Sharpless Company,
Of Philadelphia, will establish large
creamery in the Sixth district of Cecil
County.
The favorable weather during the
past two weeks has made such rapid
growth Of grass In Kent county that
farmers are pasturing their sheep
upon IT,
At Easton's first registry. which
closed Thursday night. there were 4SO
white and 40 colored voters regis
tered, more than have ever voted at an
election.
The third fire Of supposed incen-
diary origin within two weeks In the
vicinity Of Centreville destroyed the
barn Of Earle Clough, with contents,
Thursday night.
Over 200 men have been put to work
in the vicinity of Conowinpo for the
Mccall Power Company, getting out
stone and cutting timber for the great
dam at McCall's Ferry, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Stewart OF
Rowlandville. announce the marriage
Of their daughter, Beatrice Alexandra,
to Richard A. Gramling of Fort
Wayne, Ind, on April 25th.
A special Easter programme will be
carried out in St. Mary's Episcopal
Church, Northeast. tomorrow, when
the sermon will be preached by Bishor
Adams OF the diocese of Easton.
Although the commissioners Of Tai.
bot and Caroline counties, in session
at Denton, were able to adjust the
expenses of the two bridges Jointly
owned by the counties, they dead
looked on the appointment of bridg,
tenders.
Raymond Twalker Of Bush River,
while out fishing yesterday, aoci.
dentally fell from his boat. His gun
boots filled with water, causing him
20 drown before assistance could reaci
him. His body was recovered.
Rev. Jonas Barclay, who for several
years has been pastor Of Highland
Presbyterian Church has notified hil
congregation that he will leave then
on Monday next for North Carolina
where he has accepted call
Rhode Island Avenue Church, Wash
ington, was selected as the next annua
gathering and the first Wednesday il
April set as the day Of opening of tn,
Maryland Methodist Protestan
Church by the conference just ad
sourned in Baltimore.
Mrs. Sarah Burlington Of Rising Sur
will sail from Philadelphia for Eng
land today. Mrs. Burlington is a rep
resentative of the General Conferenc,
Of Friends Association, and will q,
to Woodbrooke Settlement for re
ligious and social study. She Will b,
accompanied by Miss Edith Winder o
Richmond, Ind, who is also repre-
sentative Of the General Conference.
At the annual meeting Of the Ceci
Farmers Telephone CO., held il
Rising Sun, the following board o
directors we're elected for the ensuin.
year; r. +. McClenahan, NJ. e. Kirk
R. X. Rawlins, Edward Dorcas, FL
wood Balderson. A. L. Duyekinclx
Joseph Groves, Cecil Ewing and Carl
ton Kimble The company has beer
granted a charter whereby their capi
tai stock is increased from $50, 600 I,
$50, 900.