The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-08
Local lettings

from ITS recent DIX social
E. l.. Duyckinck is reported i'll at
his home near Pennington
-Adolph Green. of Ncw Valley, has
a spraiucd arm. caused by e cows kick
The Cecil schools had 4lSo pupils
on their rolls during the Spring quar-
ter.
The Fletcher farm. near Chester
town. has been sold Ia Fletcher Cauik
for Siio2s.
The presentation vi She Stoups
to Conquer yielded West Nottingham
Academy students 500.
While wrestling with a friend.
Roland Nanneman, 81 Havre dc Grace,
Tome student had an arm fractured.
James w. McGaw. former we'll
known Gamer, Of Darlington. died at
his home in Aberdeen on Wednesday.
aged 70 years.
have festival ON the school grounds,
Friday evening, May H. Ii stormy.
the next fair evening.
William Henry Ely. a wcll-knOwn
carpenter OF the Hickory Hill section.
died at his home on Sunday. OF kidney
trouble, aged 20 Years
Rev, Walter Rue Murray. pastor
Of Havrc dc Craze Presbyterian
Church has received call from a
large congregations IN Phiiadrlphia.
While II work in the paper mill
Emerson Shcll,nd,r Of Cherry Till,
had one OF his arms burned when il
came in too close contact with the
dricrs
The Cherry Hill Band will cnthuse
rooterS at the LcwiSvillc- Pleasant Hill
base ball contest ON the lattcr'S
grounds this afternoon. opening at \
O'Clock
Mr. T Bayard Jones. oi Middle
town. and Miss Annie Rhcin. al
Smyrna, were married on April y. AZ
Middlctown NJ. +. parsonage. by Rev.
Vaughn s Collins
The Cecil teachers met here yes
,crday TO discuss and receive suggest
ions rs to- the working 90 the new cur
riculum al studies 10 he put in use in
the schools next fall
A slipping can opener severed
three veins IN Mrs Frank NcSbitt's
arm NJ her home in Colora, one day
this week. and she lost much blood be
fore q physician arrived
a largely attended meeting 1T
lower Peninsula packers, held at EaS-
ron on Monday, endorsed the proposed
publicity campaign planned To- increase
The demand for canned goods
The first Quarterly Conference al
Ccch NJ + Circuit will convene next
Saturday, May :, at p. M. at Shcle
m'ah Rev J NJ Sheridan. President
al the Maryland Conference. will pre-
side
AT Woodrow & James sale ucar
Rising Sun, on Monday. MAY 4, rs
cows averaged $4S 80. selling from SIS
to 500. % small pigs and ShoatS sold
from S325 to S.2s apiece Ilndman
was the auctinnccr.
My salary raised $IS per month in
three months after took the Kelley
Cure OF course. the Man was worth
that much more He was one oi the
patients AT the kcclcy Institute. al
North Capitol St, Washington. y. {.
The Wesley NJ f. Church. Dover,
trouble. has set the trustees al other
churches on the Peninsula to looking
up titles. and il is likely that MANY will
make efforts to have the control oi
churches and parSomapcs restored,
wherever possible. to the congrcga
tons
The uorthhuund Congressional
Limited on the r. B. & w r. r..
which on April rs killed Hiram Pur-
rcll ut Blue Ball crossing last Friday
evening struck aud killed an unknown
man thought Z" be a lahurcr or q
tramp, at Gordon Heights near WI
mingtun
-Gurmau proulcs. son - Mex.
Peoples. one 81 the Cecil members 81
the Democratic State Central Conn
mittcc. who was last week dropped aS
assistant ianltor uf the Cour, ni Ap.
pcalS building IN Annapolis. has been
given place IN the State Tobacco
Warehouse, Baltimore
A fortune at St.5ooooo, lett by a
wealthy Wclshman is tu be shared by
James \. Rrackin, a Wilmington milk
dealer, and ninety nine other heirs.
The lucky finding. in Philadelphia
museum, ui an cd Bible giving the
record oi the lvans family serves Ia
prove Brackin's and other heirs claims
The pupils al We>tamwcll public
school will hold an entertainment in
the school building Wednesday even
ing. May H. Admission, 20 cents.
Proceeds for school organ The pro
gram consists al music, songs, rccita
tionS, exercises and plays II stormy.
Wednesday evening, the program VIII
lie given the next clear evening.
The norihbnund train ON Tie +.
u & ". K K. leaving French street
station, Wilmington. AT no p. m. on
Saturday, was fired upon by an III.
known party rs /, was passing Edge
Moor. Several shots were heard and
one bullet passed dangerously close to
some passengers IN the smoker The
train was moving rapidly, and no stop
was made
-Bayard lIilaman. oi Chrome. com
ing home late, hailed party leaving
his fathers barn with = bag on his
back, one night last week The tel
low dropped the bag filled with corn
and ran Two other filled bags were
found near the barn Young lllaman
had passed two teams standing along
the road, which the ihici may have
meant To- load
James l.. Dickinson VII apply ior
license for the hotel at Townsend. AT
the NAV term az New Castle county