The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-20

| -freucriCk as well as ElktOn -
moving 10 secure the coming encamp-
ment Of the Maryland National Guard
The stewards OF MI. Pleasant NJ.
T.. Church will hold 4 pie social in
| Flyers canucry. Colora, this evening.
| Thomas h. Stewart, OF North East,
was t. move to the "Oriziba" farm
about three miles from that town, this
| week
| Insurance 10 the amount OF $4,000
has been paid on Mcdowell Hall, ST.
| Johns College. annapolis, burned on
| February 10.
| Mrs Strawbridge Gerry. OF New
Valley. made I4lo pounds OF butter
from milk yielded by eight cows during
the past year.
IL w. Shallcross has purchased
owned by J. J. Lacy. of Oxford, as
also his boats.
a weighing social for the bene-
Fl oi Moorc'S Chapel. near Blake, will
be held ut Mrs. Amos s. Ewing's next
Wednesday evening
The North East High School last
week received two cases OF books last
week. supplied on request, by the State
Library Commission.
The Tome School base ball team
has chosen Henry A. Warburton, Esq.
OF Elkton, as umpire for its games
during the coming season.
Former County Treasurer William
7. Fryer. OF Colora. is the latest an
nounced aspirant ior Register OF Wills
on the Democratic ticket
The sun will enter the sign oi the
Ram tomorrow at no a. m. when
Spring will begin. according To astron-
omcrS and almanac makers.
Trying tn save her son. Walter.
from shock by live wire, Mrs. VIII
liam Hurlock. OF North East, was rem
dcrcd for time, unconscious.
a Bible printed IN 1000, handed
down among descendants OF the famed
Oliver Cromwell is owned by Mrs.
w H. Nlcklc. OF Rowlandvillc
The County Christian Endcavor
Societies will hold their annual con.
ycntion Mt Bay View ON Npril go. Sec
rotary Shaw, Of Boston, will deliver an
address
Next Thursday March =. Nov
irg Day is also Maryland Day" and
As usual. will be observed in the public
schools throughout the State with mp
prupriatc exercises
Spraying ui trees IN Kent county.
Md, Tor the actual cost oi the work,
has been arranged ior by State Ento-
mulogist Symons OF the College Park,
Md, Experiment Station.
Rev DIR. John McElmoy'c. 81 Elk
ton. and Rev Wilson I. NJ Bcale,
formerly pastor Of Zion and Rock
Churches, now Of Salisbury, Md, cx-
changed pulpits on Sunday.
The oyster longing season in
Maryland has closed with little profit
To the oystcrmcu The supply was
abundant. but the demand was slack,
ard buyers offered low prices.
C. A. Benjamin oi Leslie, will
represent Bay View. and J. ]. Nc
Caulcy,. Leeds NJ +. Church a, the
Maryland Conference in St Johns
Church, Baltimore, opening April 7.
The newly chosen Town Council
81 North East HI, elected Isaiah Bid
dc. President. H. l.. Harvey. sccrc-
tary. and William Roncy, treasurer.
w II. ABRAMS was appointed Bailiff.
-Four houses on the Culburn cs-
'"' '"""'' 49, 49, '''"N"
carry saturday morning Inc nccu-
pants c"I"rcd iamilic'' were asleep
"hti' inc bl%<c started ana barely es-
capped with lhc;r tiNcN.
Owing t" tue death OF close
trend III CINCINNATI, bishop David
Moore, OF that city, could not keep his
engagement TO preach IN One Me
moral church, Port Deposit, on sun
day morning t" the regret oi the con
Efcgali"n.
Wednesday 81. fatrck D&y :
was pretty gcncra'Iy observed through
"ul thrc "untry, ana >hamrpck> were
worn by many Elkt"nian'. Uncle
sam i""' ircapcd quite a harvest from
postal cards more "r less appropriate
To- tlr day.
y whitr ick!h duck owned by
Mrs, William II. CIair, oi the Port De
post section has a record up to date
81 over ono hundred eggs laid since
hank 'gNlng' and IS StiIl on the job,
though q year hasn't passed since IT
was Matched
ne members 81 the Epworth