The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-05

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December moon is full on Monday.
Quick lunches and meals at Pier
sons.
William c. Richardson, Gamer Of
Rock Springs, has made an assign
,ment.
The recent fair and bazar held by
the Jr. o. U. A. NJ, OF lakewood,
Melted $50.
Jacob T. Biddle will occupy the
house on East Main street just vacated
by II. f. Vinsinger.
George r. Ewing has bought Will
son I. virgins 90 acre farm. near
Blake, on private terms.
"A shoe repairing outfit will be
installed by ]. w. Perkins at his har.
ness depot on North street.
Jacob Biddle has moved from the
May residence to the Dunbar property
at Church and High streets.
National Lodge No. 81, /. O. o. +.
OF Elkton. met last evening for election
OF officers for the coming term.
Prayer services were held every
evening this week in Elkton Presbyter-
ian Church. closing last evening.
The Literary Advance" the
monthly of West Nottingham Acad-
envy students, has begun publication.
The ladies OF Bay View NJ. p.
Church netted 5000 from their supper
held in O. u. a. NJ. Hall, November ?.
}. Myron Miller this week replaced
the balcony on the Foard offi< build
ing. on North street, with smaller
one
With yield OF ASS bushels OF corn
from four acres George Sellers. OF the
Pennington section, claims the county
record this fall
"A number OF local Royal Arch
Masons on Monday evening paid a fra.
ternal visit 10 Delta Chapter brethren
OF Wilmington
w Evans Frazer, who recently
bought and refittcd the Freeman prist
mill, near Earleville. has opened the
plant for business
erect passenger station at Prov.
dencc and run twotrans daily from
Ghids to that point
Miss Esther Wi,worth, oi Western
Maryland College, is spending a few
days with her parents, Mr., aud Mrs.
William X Witworth, in Elkton.
The painting in progress at Ken
more paper mills, Providence for
year or more past under direction OF
Michael Gardullo. has been completed.
The new Dolhngcr Creamery at
Providence is managed by Norman
Brokaw. The product is shipped to
Philadelphia, where il is bottled for
retail consumption.
Rev. | s. Whitaker and wife were
treated to a donation party on Satur-
day evening at Wesley Chapel, Elk
Neck, and pl, 1sant time was spent
by pastor and people.
The "Haymakers" and several con
ireres OF the Red Men OF Mattahoon
Tribe, enjoyed a spread on the occasion
OF a public installation in their lodge
room on Thursday night
Wires Of the telephone service
near Woods store in Elk Neck, were
broken on Tuesday by tree which
colored woodchopper was telling. Line
men from Elkton repaired the damage
}. II. Sloan, OF Elkton, has placed
fine stone at the grave Of the late
J. Webb Foster, Jr., in Harris Gene
terry. Elk Neck, tribute from his
brother, Clarence Foster. Of Balti-
more.
"A scrcnade was rendered 70 Mr..
and Mrs ]. Edward TePler, OF Phila-
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parents, Mr. and Mrs Amos McKin-
ncy, in Elk Neck, on Saturday. aud a
jolly company had q good time
The State High ',2hool Teachers
met ut the State Normal School, Bal
timorc, on Thursday and Frid-- Prin-
cinal Hugh W. Caldwell, 81 Chesapeake
City. led the discussion on the tonic.
What Sthc Great Weakness Of Our
High Schools"
Supper viii be served for the bcne-
ht 81 Persons Grove Sunday School
at William IVsons residence. near Sin
gcrly, next Wednesday evening from
$50 onward. Tickets Is cents Cake,
candy and ice cream will also be on
sale
On Tuesday evening while r Day
fA''i w f 'tHi 4AAAlA. NA4N fNhs q HlAEdk
thief moscycd around 10 the back porch
and stripped the refrigerator Of several
articles 81 food The contents oi Days
dinner pail the next morning were a
little over on the shady side OF pros
pcrity.
Ground was broken on Monday
by y. c, Johnson. OF Elkton, the con
tractor Tor the acid plant OF the At
lan,ic Fertilizer Company at Curtis
Bay. South Baltimore The plant will
occupy part Of the site OF the old sugar
refinery. will cost $4,000 and will be
an independent concern
AT the regular mectn gof the Third
District Teachers Reading Circle in
the School Boards office next Tues
day evening. Miss Budd, Mr.. Cameron,
Mr. Blake, Miss Cleaves and Miss
Dean will discuss Matchmaking Rou-
tine" "The Daily Program" "Repu-
larity and PunctualitY Of Attendance
PRESERVING lIygienic Conditions in
the Class Room" and "Order and Dis
ciplire" covered by Chapters Ill, w,
V, VI. and VII OF Baglcy's Glass
Room MANAGEMENT.
Mr. Harry Jackson was in Perry
vile Friday, and greeted by many
friends who wee glad to see him out
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