The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-11-28

Inurcn cleared SlOI from tncH recent
supper.
Calvert Y. w. c. T. u. will meet
in Rosebank Hall on Friday evening,
| December a.
Frank Jones will remove to Phila-
dclphia and disposed Of his household
goods on Tuesday.
Sarah Ewing and Harvey Ander-
son, of the Blake section, are recover
ing from diph,heria.
Rail and water transportation has
been much hampercd by the recent
iogs, and some casualties have resulted.
Miss Louise Reath, OF Edgcwood,
below Aberdeen, recently burned by a
coal oil explosion, died in Baltimore
hospital.
While playing football on the
High School grounds last Friday,
Morris Biddle got his ankle severely
spraincd.
"A deposit Of asbestos recently To-
Gated near Nottingham, Chester county,
will likely be soon developed by Ok
ford capitalists.
j. Miller Shope. OF New London,
will, il is stated. serve as deputy under
Sheriff elcc, David NJ. Golden, OF
| Chester county.
Telephone lincmen have been
trimming 60 trees ON East High and
Church streets this week, with permits
sion OF owners.
-Elkton Camp OF Modern Wood
men on Monday evening received two
new members. Frank II. Moody and
Frank T.. Williams.
"A comrade one day last week shot
a young son OF Mark Groves, OF Elk
Neck. in the loot. accidentally, caus-
ing painful injuries
The ladies OF Chesapeake CITY NJ.
T. Church served supper on Thurs
day and Friday evenings and will serve
another this evening.
The new stone road from Middle
town to the Maryland line was inspect
ed on Thursday by members OF the
Levy Court OF New Castle county.
Mrs Sarah T. Richcy, widow OF
the late Thomas II. Rchey. a former
hotel keeper at Calvert, died last Fri
day at Jennervllc. Pa. aged II years,
Supper will be served on Wcdnes-
day evening, December o. at William
TySon's residence near Singcrly, for
the benefit Of Persons Grove Sunday
School.
J. {. Price. Of Earlcvllc. former
County Commissioner, has bought the
! Manly farm. near Singcrly, from Geo.
Watts and will shortly occupy the
property.
! The ladies OF St. Mary's Church
congregation will hold a chicken and
>aillc supper in the c. A. r. Hall
North East, on Tuesday evening. De
ccmber 10.
The Leslie North East section OF
new road has been completed and Con.
tractor Brown is now at work on the
grading and bridges On the portion
above Leslie.
The long continued trolley mems
strike in Chester was called of on
Monday. the strikers concluding to no
longer press their differences with the
Chester Traction Company.
Another OF Thomas +. Marsnalr'
horses died early in the week, from an
thraN. on his place south OF kennet'
Square, Chester county. He has los
ten horses within a few months.
"A Box Social will be held at tn,
w dIDuIlbU HAHbpl, wednesday NNtu
ing. December > Proceeds for bcnc
fit oi school II stormy next iair
evening Ladies please bring boxes
Everybody invited.
a supper for the benefit OF Hart,
NJ f.. Church, Elk Neck, will he scrv
ed next Wednesday and Thursda!
evenings by the ladies OF the congrc
cation in Rivercicw Council Hall Al
are invited To attend.
r Comptroller Herring. Treasure
b Nandivcr and Secretary OF State vii
{ liams. on Wednesday counted the vot,
, oi Maryland counties and Baltmor,
City MS omcial returned, and found tina
, the highest Republican elcctor had
r plurality Of Cos votes.
old friends oi Clayton Manlcy,
, former well known colurcd resident o
S Elkton, were pleased TO see him il
town IN Wednesday, but little change,
, in appearance He and his wife ar,
now members ut the Sarah Ann Whit,
I Home in Wilmington.
/ The date on the label Of this papc
. is intended 10 show the subscriber whct
his year expires and his next paymcu
/ becomes due. Ii subscribers woul
XIV tiilN IlHAlAl e tlAAiN tll'hkANN hli'
S attention. it would save a ncwspapc
e office lots Of trouble and postage
John W. Ward. son % Mr.. an
Mrs. James Ward, Zion, was scriousl
r hurt by falling in the barn at his HON
q no West Chester last week Mr.. War
k Was hurt iuwardly; he was taken to III
n home oi 1T William BrutOu. whcr
medical aid was given. He is in yer
critical condition His many friend
70 IN this vicinity are sorry TO learn OF tn
sad news. and hope Tor his recovery
:. AT the last regular meeting o
Elktun Town Council with Mcssrs
?, Powers. President, Terrell and Taylo
i present with the Treasurer and Bailii
the following bills were approved an
( ordered paid-W. +. Warburtor
I SiS2l; Clarence Perkins. So Charlie
n S. Boulder, s. so; George Massey, 5000
l. LcClairc Green, S.; James Shor
a 5000; William Willin, S37s; Thoma
J. Kline, 81 Sc; +. \. Price. $500; Hot