The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-03-16
Local Jottings

The annual Missionary services
vii be held at Crouch Chapel tomor-
row evening, at 7.3o and the public is
cordially invited.
II you need an Overcoat, Suit or
Trousers, you can get a better deal out
OF Frazer than you can find i'll day 5
travel. sta
Joseph H. Sloan. OF Elkton, at
tended a meeting OF the committee ON
Credentials, Returns and Printing. OF
the Great Council OF Maryland. I'm
proved Order oi Red Men, which was
held in Baltimore last week, ui which
Committee he is member
-E\STER SPECIALTIES. such
as rabbits. chicks, ducks, etc. are on
exhibition at the store oi Samuel II
King, on Main street in great variety
and at popular priceS-5c and Ioc Mr.
King also has the ever popular Teddy
Bears-pricc 25c. 1t
J. II. o. Hutchinson, OF Oxford,
seems to be in hard luck Several
weeks ago he slipped on the pavement
and fell and broke a rib and last Sum
day, on his way to Church, slipped and
fell again, breaking his collar bone
and otherwise bruising himself.
National Lodge. No. ~, Indcpend-
ent Order OF Odd Fellows. OF Elkton,
has accepted an invitation to visit
North East Lodge, No. 80. at North
East, on Thursday evening, March rs,
when the National degree staff will con-
fer the second degree on seven candi-
dates.
Rev VIM. \. Coale, Rector of
North SaSsairas Parish, will preach at
the Tuesday evening Lcnten services
in Trinity Church next week. Hour
of service, $50. Services on Monday,
Thursday and Saturday at AIS p, m.
On Wednesday, at 3.45 p. nj. On Fri
day at 100 p. M All are invited.
Professor T. B. Symonds. State
Entomologist OF the Maryland Agri-
cultural Association delivered lee
ture before the Calvert Agricultural
High School last evening. on the San
Jose scale; he is to give practical
demonstration OF spraying this morning
at Cedar Farm. DR. f. l. Browns
property, near the village.
Mrs. Blanche Beck has opened a
kindergarten in Perryville in the room
recently vacated by Mr.. Poist. Mrs.
Beck will conduct her school on the
same lines as are in vogue at the Tome
Institute, she having made a study OF
the system employed there and also at
the Temple College, Philadelphia. and
IS regarded as very competent teach
cr in this line Of work.
Mrs. George Elliott Brown and
Mr.. James W. Woolman both won
prizes offered by w. r. Hcarst's
american Farm and Home" Tor APP
proNlmating the number OF dots in a
series oi consecutive circles recently
printed in that paper Mrs. Browns
prize was a $40 monograph and Mr..
Woolman won three pieces oi silver
ware. There were 4I62 dots in all.
The military company for lIavre
de Grace, mention OF which was made
in the WIG last week. as being as
surcd, has been mustered in and is
known As Company X, First Regi-
ment, NJ. y. g. The company organ
lied by clccting n p Chapman, Cap
tain; Joseph Tiers, Jr., First Licuten-
ant, and George W. Sample, Second
Lieutenant. The company will use the
old p. T. g. W. railroad station as an
armOry.
Charles Button, a youth who lives
with Mr.. l.um. near Llkton, on the
Glasgow road, was quite badly injured
last Saturday by being trippcd and
thrown against water plug on Main
street near Mr.. Heatzig's store. A
number OF young fellows were guyng
him and one OF them stepped up an
tripped him. In falling, young Dut-
tons head struck the plug and he sus-
tanned an ugly cash from which he was
insensiblc for quite while. He is
better now and sustained no serious
damage.
Justice Gilpin gave Charles Beach
and Frank Powell, one aged 81 and
the other % wears, both claiming to be
from California, hearing last Satur-
day on the charge OF having burned
Nv gears OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company at Perryville, on Wednesday
OF last week, as was noted in the
WHIG They were both sentenced to
the House ri Correction for 6 months.
The young men built fire in one OF
the cars out OF some straw to keep
warm and the fire soon got beyond
their control and destroyed the two
cars.