The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-06-20
Local lettings

The motion pictures have again
been removed TO the Opera House.
Mary V. Price has been appointed
pos,mistress at Cecilton. in place OF
Thomas +. Jones. deceased.
Crouch Chapel Sunday School will
hold Chidren's Day exercises Sun.
day evening, at 40 o'clock.
Tomorrow Sunday is the longest
day in the year, the sun rising at AL
m, and setting at 7.3o p. III.
The Epworth League will hold
services in Wesley Chapel Sunday
evening. at o'clock sharp. Rev. Mr..
Burr will be present and speak
The ladies and friends ui Charles
town NJ + Church will hold festival
ou Friday and Saturday evenings 81
,h, week. Bench; ior the church
The heavy wind storm Monday al
tvruuun blew down the big maple tree
on East Man street in front 81 the
residences oi Mr. Writ aud DIR. Chas.
X BicS
LYMAN \ Spence. Of Elkton. was
elected State Inside Protector at the
annual meeting oi the State Council
OF Maryland. order United American
Mechanics
The members IT the Cherry Hill
Athletic Association will hold a icsti-
val IN Red Mem, Hall at Cherry Hill,
on Thursday evening, June *. II
stormy. next clear evening
Nm automobile containing a num-
Der ~ Philadrlr::an,. broke down in
Elktun Friday evening, aud is occu-
pants were compelled Ia return by
rail. The car j. now at w. !. Vim
singers awaiting repairs.
Teachers Examinations were held
th, week by County Superintendent
George Riddlr Fifty applicants took
the second grade examinations Mon
day and Tuesday and forty the first
grade Wednesday and Thursday
-Nrthur Digs, colorcd. whose
place WIS raidcd by county officers
some weeks ago. was given hearing
Tuesday aitcrnonn before Magistrate
Gilpin lie was held for Court for
selling Intoxicating liquors in iour
cases under $3.50 bail in each case
Burglars entered the grocery store
Of ChaS Bayard. North East Thursday
morning The cash drawer was broken
open and few dollars IN change
taken The ,ntrudcrs also took a
small amount oi dry goods and gro
crr'c,.
-Hopcwcll NJ 4. Church. Wood
lawn, Md. Rev J Howard Gray pas
tor Sabbath services June ~ sun
day School ut p.3o; preaching At 10 go
~ and \ p. III. Morning subject
Give God a Chance evening subject
-"Irmpc,t Tossed" second IN series.
Epw,rth League ut go MI are vel
CONT
AT this season many stores are
having what they call openings. We
had nm opening over thirty odd years
ago, 1ni have been open ever since,
AM wc are wide open now, ready to
show You the very best Suitings and
Tr1u,cr'n-s Latest styles and make
them Up t. YOUR measurement, On
short notice. FRAZER'S. 49,
The employees 1T the Radnur Pulp
Mil IN Elktpn have formed Mutual
Benefit aud Relief Association. with
g member, They have elected the
following officer, President. William
II Smith: Vice President. w ~.
Crawford; Treasurer. Harry ID Gar
rr't: Financial Secretary. c FilbVg;
Recording Secretary. Fred + Haytcr;
Trustees. W. \ Crawford. T. Powell
and lahn Gallahcr.
-Cociton VI. + Church. Rev O L.
Jones. Pastor The First Quarterly
Conference viii he held at Ceciltou NJ
/ Church. Saturday afternoon, at 3
O'Clock Sunday services ~ follows:
At 81 PaurS. Earlcville-Sunday
School At p3o M preaching by the
pastor ut 1870, subject, The Ripe
Harvest" Vt Zion, Ccciton-Sunday
School ut go q. m, preaching by the
Presiding Elder. Rev W G. koonS,
DID, 1t $50; Epworth League, 80;
preaching by pastor at s o'clock, sub
jet, The Second Coming 81 Christ
Henry NJ Mccullough rs counsel
Tor the ESccutrix. Mary II NJ Boul-
den. sold nj the Court House door on
thursday morning the following real
and personal property - the late I.
NJ Buulden;--Onr launch. bought by
George w Boulder. iar SI5s; one bat
teau. bought by William d Bratton,
for SI2; one cabin. down the river,
bought by George ". Boulder, for
SAG; one hall interest in boat house,
down river, bought hy I. J Murray,
for S Several smaller articles were
also sold The hoat-house aud land
were withdrawn. after being bid 20
Slt5 + NJ. Groves was the auc-
tionecr