The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1908-03-28
Local lettings

Mrs Lena l.. Wilson II hold her
Spring Millinery Opening today (Sat-
urday)
a, horse owned 10y Benjamin Nc
Ney. oi Grccnhurst. broke its leg by
stepping in a hole and had to be killed.
MIR. George T. Haines, OF Prin-
c;pio Furnace, has moved 70 ooo7 Up
land street. West Philadelphia, Pa.
A rural free delivery mail route
will be established IRON Chesapeake
City to run to Town Point and points
on the Manor
Harry Lamm, OF Port Deposit,
was kicked in the stomach and severely
injured by horse he was leading
through the streets OF that town.
The farm OF J. Frank Shippers,
near Union Church. containing 90
acres. has been purchased by Percy
L. Proctor, OF Philadelphia, for $4,000.
Miss Alice NJ. Blackburn, a grand
niece OF Mr.. Jacob Dean, OF Elkton,
died Thursday Of last week at her
home at Gordon Heights, Del, IRON
cancer
The toothSomc Chesapeake Bay
shad are beginning Ia reach the head
waters. and number OF our local fish
ermen will begin their spr ng fishing
next week
DIR. Thomas Stockham Baker, OF
Tome Institute, will read paper on
present cducat onal phases before the
Lend a Hand Club OF Baltimore next
Monday afternoon
Great Chief OF Records, DR.. ]. c.
Littleton of Baltimore, Deputy Great
Sachem J. H. Sloan and Past Great
Sachem NJ. +. Magraw. OF Elkton,
visited Shawnah Tribe. No. los. |. NJ.
?. O. r. NJ. oi North East, Tuesday
evening.
Eyre and Shoemaker. contractors,
have fin shed the erection OF twenty
one piers Tor the new Baltimore and
Ohio bridge across the Susquchanna,
and are now working in the GU; on the
Hartford side oi the river.
AT the meeting OF the Elkton NJ.
T.. Sunday School last Sunday, Mr..
Frank r Price submitted his annual re-
port, showing the disbursements for
the year 10 have been S63I.5r. and the
balance on hand to be Si47.IS Mr..
Price has been treasurer OF the School
for twenty years.
a What's In Name" Social for
the benefit OF Jackson Sunday School
| will be held at the home 81 Miss Anna
NJ Scott. near Barksdale, Friday even
| ing. April T. il stormy the follow ng
| evening Admission, one cent for each
letter in your name. All are cordially
invited
Two rural free delivery routes will
| be established from Middlctown June
| l. One will be toward Odessa to Mill
Lane thence to the road leading toward
Armstrong; Corner toward Chesa-
pcakc City. distance OF nearly 10
miles The other will be on the Manor.
not yet italy decided upon.
Last Saturday night fire was dis
covered II the second floor OF w. d.
Biddcsons building, in Oxford. which
was occupied by c. T, Dunk, who
gave moving picture shows He lost
his entire outfit, worth nearly 400, with
no insurance The damage TO the build
ing is covered by insurance
| In the absence OF the pastor. Rev.
c. r. Strausburg, who is suffering
IRON the grip, Rev. Eben n. Baldwin
| filled the appointments on Cecil Cir
cult OF the NJ Z. Church last Sunday,
preaching at bay View the morning
and at Mt. Olivet, Chester county, Pa.
in the afternoon.
| "A social in the interest OF the I'M
provemcnt Fund OF the Presbyterian
| Church VIII be held under the auspices
o ithc Pastors Md Society, at the
home oi Mr.. Thomas c. Major, on
Wednesday evening, April /. In addi-
ton {" some social function there will
be cake and cand cs Tor sale
We would call the attention OF our
young people 10 the advertisement OF
The Atlantic Telegraph Institute, in
another column. The Institute is con
Quoted by Mr. c. W. Kenney, oil
Laurel, Del. lately L. s. Senate Telc-
graphcr and sens TO open valuable
opportunities to young folks look ng
for a career
The Town Commissioners OF Port
Deposit have submitted protest TO
the Legislature against the transfer
OF the old Pennsylvania Railroad
bridge at Perryvlle, to private cor
poration. claim ng that it is a menace
10 their town by preventing the free
passage OF the ice.
The following officers have been
elected for the Ladies Missionary So.
cicty OF West Nottingham Presbyter-
ian Church for the coming ycar:-Mrs
Samuel Polk, President; Mrs. s. ID