The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-12-12
Local JOttin9S

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The supper for the aid OF Bay View
NJ. z. Church Melted 5000.
-Lost-Gold swastika pin Finder
please leave same at Wells.
"A new crossing has been laid on
Bow street at the foot OF Cathedral.
Painters are at work at Wells
drug store, preparatory to the holidays.
Salt water oysters in shell or
shucked at Persons in the Hollow"
r. ID. Rowland is showing one OF
his Sherwood hens eggs weighing 3 ~
ounces.
The ladies Of Harris NJ f. Church
cleared SAB from their supper served
last week.
The Cecil Detective Association
held its annual meeting at Calvert on
Wednesday.
Court visitors try Persons IS cent
dinners.
The ladies Ct Summit Bridge NJ.
L. congregation cleared sos from their
recent supper.
The Christmas vacation Of the
county schools will last from Deccm-
Der 10 to January 4.
The rain early this week was wide
ly welcomed, but a weeks steady fall
would be none too much.
The students OF West Nottingham
Academy opened fair and festival in
the dormitory last evening.
Justice Gilpin on Monday fined
John Jackson. OF North East, S. and
costs Tor disorder on a train on Sun
day.
Failing down a flight OF steps Jacob
Kcnnard an aged resident OF Mt.
Pleasant, broke collar bone one day
this week.
The National Bank ol Newark
takes an advanced step on January I,
next. whereby it will paw per cent on
daily balances.
"A blaze in an outbuildng adjoin-
ing the canncry Wednesday morning
noticed by Isaac Solomon, colorcd,
was put out by him and the Waterman,
Mrs Benjamin Price. OF the Oak
ington section, near Havrc dc Grace,
was badly burned, one night this week
when a lamp she was carrying, ex-
plodcd
Stella Hammond and Ann McCabc.
colorcd, had a hstic encounter on Sun
day, begun hy the former who was
taxed s. ard costs by Justice Boulder
on Monday
Nm officer 81 the L : Army will
inspect Company D. First Regiment.
Maryland National Guard. Of IIayrc de
Grace. and Company L. ~ Elkton, on
January - and - respectively.
The whole range OF Fall and
Winter Fashions for Men and Boys is
now open for your inspection Spec
ial bargains in Ovcrcoats. ready to
wear JNO FRAZER.
Tiny" Quautrcll, well known in
Elklun in race track days, was thrown
out OF a wagon at Rising Sun one day
this week. Just before II was wrecked
IN runaway, ard was shaken up Sc
ycrcy.
The proposed series ui Sunday IL
ternoon mems meetings projected N
llay:c de Grace will not be held owing
n - difficulty in securing speakers and
high rentals charged for suitable
rooms.
A union al Baltimore packers will
arrange with farmers ON the Eastern
Shore To- increase their acreage OF corn
tomatoes and vegetables, and will en-
ploy fleet al motor boats to carry the
product To the city.
house and 100 acres ui her farm locat-
ed just north OF the T., b. & w. K. K,
station At Newark, to Charles +. X.
Lewis, for 5000 He will occupy the
property in the spring.
The embargo placed by the Della
ware authorities on Maryland cattle
forage, etc, is said to have curtailcd
the liquor sales oi Newark dealers con.
sidcrably both Tor spot consumption
and over thc-linc delivery.
The Maryland State Game and
Fish Protective Association will urge
Governor Cruthcrs 10 appoint a com
mission tu overhaul, and, ii possible
frame uniform legislation acceptable
10 AL interested in game or fish
Stephen Hughes, who ha, been
managing the Nirdin place near Lapi
dunn has purchased Mrs. Rcbccca vii
kin,un's Whitehall farm at % acres
and improvements. near Level, for
$1,000, and is now occupying the prop
crty
Charlie, +: K. Lewis has sold hi,
farm living about two miles south OF
Newark. Del. tu William Barnard
for $500 The latter will 1t IS said
utilize the stream which flows through
the property ior developing electric
power.
Members ui the Smyrna, Towns.
end. Sas,aira,. Cccituu and Summit
Bridge Councils Of the Jr. o. I. \. NJ
will ON Monday evening be guests oi
MiddIc,owu brethren at limitations OF
several candidates by the degree staff
ui the latter.
-Gcurpc Carter, oi Flushing, Long
Island. OF the editorial staff OF the New
York Press, who married niece oi
William ID and Edward Bowen, 81 Elk
ton, has purchased the Joseph w
Lighlcap farm oi rr3 acres near Smyr-
ma. and will conduct il as IN up-to-datc
Viuydrd ard fruit farm
James I.usby, Of Ccclton. has sold
his fine black two year old colt, Alrar
Direct by dNlcantara. to Newark
party who will have him trained by
II. r Tyson lie had previously sold
Nan Patterson, S years old, Chapel
Bells, 4 years old both by Iorino, 10
Philadelphia and Newark, Del, par,