The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1907-02-22

considering the establishment OI d
branch shirt factory at Elkton.
A mail route between Darlington
and Shure's Landing, Hartford
county, was put in operation Mon
day, with S. G. Day carrier.
! AS result of the revival SER
vices which were conducted by
Havre de Grace M. +. church for
a month or more, 100 professed
conversion.
Rebecca Miller, an aged colored
woman, residing in the First dis
trict of Cecil county dropped dead
Sunday afternoon at her home from
heart trouble.
The Supper and Bazar held by
the ladies of St. Johns's P. E..
Church. Havre de Grace, last week,
was well patronized and the sum OF
$85. 90 realized.
VIM. Cummings, of Port Deposit,
lost fine horse a few days ago
He was driving from Perryville to
Port Deposit, when the animal fell
dead in the road.
| Cliff Hoover, of Cecilton, who is
we'll known to base ball patrons in
this vicinity, haying played on the
| local team, has signed with Chester
for the coming season.
| The degree staff of Nationai
Lodge, No. 81, l. O. o F., of Elk
ton, has accepted an invitation to
visit Eden Lodge, I. o. 0. F., OF
Wilmington, Del, on Thursday
evening, February 2S.
Samuel r.. Rambo, recently ap
| pointed superintendent of the new
Capitol and grounds at Harrisburg,
is a former Elktonian, son OF
1 William G. Rambo. now of Chest
nut Hill, near Philadelphia.
| Fire Thursday night OF last week
destroyed a small building of Geo
Leithiser, in Havre de Grace, ip
which his ducking and fishing out,
! fits we're stored. The loss is esti
mated at $1,000; no insurance.
a series of Sunday afternoon
meetings, to be addressed by prom.
inent ministers and laymen, have
been arranged for by the Presby
terian Brotherhood, at Elkton
The meetings are for men and boys
The contract for the erection of
the first building on the Taylor
/ tarm, at Cnilds, recently purchased
Inv the Oblates of st. Frances de
Sales as q seminary site has been
awarded to 4. M.. Strickland, OF
Elkton.
4 81. 81. Bowden of Havre de
Grace, had twenty eight entries of
pigeons, English pheasants, cana
ries, Belgian hares, ETC., at the Har-
ford County Poultry Show, at Bel
Air last week and received first
premium on each entry.
vaiiie steltz, of Fulford, has
presented claim of $125 to the
Commissioners of Hartford county
| tor the death of a horse. The
animal broke its leg while being
driven along road in that county,
by stepping in Q hole, and had to
be Killed.
/ The u. s. Department of Agri
culture has furnished the Agricul.
tural High School, at Calvert, with
100 samples of seeds which have
been added to the exhibit. The
school has received a number Of
single desks, the old double desks
being placed in Rosebank public
school.
{ The Havre de Grace Improve
ment Association has been organ
! lied with the following directors;
S. j. Seneca, Murray Vandiver, r
, x Vanneman, A. P. McCombs
! John w. Foster, Charles Zeitlel
/ and P. L. Hopper. Mr.. McCombs
. was chosen president and Mr. Van
nemau secretary and treasurer.
The Court of Appeals has reyers
! ed the decision of the Circuit Court
which awarded Mrs. Emily f
a Huff. of Hartford county, $4,000 fol
+ the death of her husband foul
years ago, who was struck by :
train while crossing the tracks o
, the Columbia & Port Deposit rail
. road, near Rowlandville. A new
, trial is also denied.
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