The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-09
Local lettings

-ltnEn AIhouIi ~ piSNH"u' - ""s
sold a four months old colt Tor $i75
Michael Gardullo has reprinted
Frank Mcknight residence ON Bow
street.
Several cases OF scarlet fever have
developed in the Second and THIRD
districts.
"A y acre apple orchard is to be
set out ON the Constable farm near
Providence.
Rev. Mr. Weir has been called to
the rcctorshp OF St James Church,
Port Deposit.
Amos Whitehead, OF Leslie, fell
from a tree and badly sprs'ned his lett
arm, one day this week.
Herman letters. OF Elkton, got
60 tons oil tomatoes from patch OF
acres, and the vines are stili wen
laden.
DIR. A. ID. McConachic, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialist, may be
consulted at Union Hospital, tins at
ternoon.
-Roscbank School held a picnic III
charge OF the teachers, Miss Fell and
Miss Carey, in Wilson's woods, near
Calvert, last Friday.
-Messrs. Vinsingcr & Pippin have
purchased a pair OF wcll-matched light
gray horses to draw their white
bearse. used at children's funerals:
lanes Buchanan succeeds Har-
yey Barrett as sexton OF West Not
tingham Presbyterian Church, and
caretaker OF tho adjoining cemetery
While visiting Washington Park
on the Delaware, recently, Walter
Miller. Of the Union section, is re-
ported 10 have had Sl2 stolen from
him
William Mercy has given the
Hotel Elkton building on Main street,
now an apartment house, new dress
OF paint, greatly improving its appear
ancc.
-Cccirs share OF the quarterly dis
tributiun OF the State School FUND,
made by Comptroller Herring, last
Friday, payable after October IS. is
SsIos. "a; Kent's S3,S2I so, and Har-
lords $6,i27.2o.
William McClcary, OF Co,,,, 'oi-
merry OF this county, is now employed
in Wcyman's Howard House barber
shop lie has brought his family here
and has rented Manly Drenncn's ten
ant mouse, on East MANI street.
announcement by posters in store
windows OF revival services, which
opened IN James Nj. +. Church. Rising
Sun. last SUNDAY. excited more or less
criticism. but the bills brought results
in a large attendance at the services.
The Port Deposit Giants, colored,
and the Iayloria, Lancaster county,
nine, a white team. lined up on the
diamond at Port Deposit, on Satur-
day The visitors won by a score OF
IL To /, banking the Giants III all but
three innings
--Rt. Rev. Bishop adams confirm
ed class oi six candidates nj Trinity
Church, on Sunday evening, and
preached fine sermon on the parable
OF the "Pharscc and the Publican"
The Bishop preached III st Andrew ;
Church. Andora. ON Saturday.
: 81 he new library ni Delaware Col
legc, Just completed by Levi o. Cam
eron. OF Elkton, facing on Main St,
Newark, just west oi the campus, pre-
sents handsome appearance. The
rooms are conveniently located, and
the books are readily accessible.
The third quarterly conference was
Utll III Islhlbll W L. NllAl Allf pll W NNi-
nesday evening. by District Supcrin-
tendent Rev. A. s. Mowbray, d. d.
The present popular pastor, Rev. II,
A. G.. Wcstcrhcld, was invited to con-
tinue for the next Conference year.
}. II. = Gam. OF ST. Georges, was
acquitted ~ Wilmington, last week
on the charge oi pointing loaded
shot gun at his brother, Edward Gam,
during difference growing ont OF the
intrusion OF the lattcr's chickens on
the formers premises early III the past
summer
Lend a-lIaud Circle ~ King $
Daughters OF North East, is arrang-
ing for musical and literary enter
tainmcnt To be held at an early date
in Grand Army Hall Tor the benefit
OF Union Hospital, Elkton. \ fine
program will he given, followed by
the sale oi refreshments.
Capt. McNamcc, during the sum
mer in charge OF the Ericsson liner
Penn, has resumed charge OF the pro
pellcr Anthony Groves, Jr, which
makes the nigh, run through the {. &
ID. Canal. Capt Jarrett, who COM
mandcd the Anthony Groves during
inc SulNlltl' llhN l'NH''lN' US ~. - :
place on the Groves As chief officer.
Mrs. l.. f.. Peterson, OF Texar-
kama, Texas, National Superintendent
of work among colorcd people, will
4 speak at Providence \. y. NJ. j.
WChurch. Elkton, on Sunday and Mon
day, October 10 and II. Mrs. Peter
Don is colored lady, who has been
Very successful in the temperance
xork among her people. The public
Il cordially invited
Mrs. Money, wife OF Superintcn-
dent Money ci the County Asylum,
n Cherry Hill. wishes to nublicly re
&rn thanks 10 the Sharpless Separ-
Nor Company, OF Oxford, for the gilt
10 the inmates OF number OF old
khnc song books. which the concern
BIS distributing at the recent Ok
ford Fair Mrs Money wrote for a
H. OF the books and received more
IAN dozen. No doubt, folks at
heme could likewise contribute to the
Dhasurc Of the inmates OF the asylum.
ECol William II. Mosby, we'll
remembered here, where he lived for
Iomc years alter the closing OF the
Dec tracks in the late nineties, died
~ Monday at Hamilton, Ontario,
u lie he was attending race meet
0g, now on there Tie owned n