The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-24
Local lettings

"A camp OF Modern Woodmen OF
America will be formed at Colora.
&C. Wood keir, station agent at
Childs, has been transferred to New
ark.
The Leeds base ball club has been
organized with Harry 4. Mahoney as
manager.
The summer term OF the county
schools, which close ON May 70, opened
last Friday.
John Taylor, OF Childs, was pain
fully hurt by falling between cars, one
day this week.
Thieves with team carried off
eight hides from the premises OF Ken
nard 4 Reese, OF Mt. Pleasant
Howard Dewar was held up in his
team near Chlds, one night recently,
by two negroes, and robbed OF 81.
Failing down steps at her home,
Mrs, Robert Love, OF Colora, was
severely shaken up and hurt internally.
The assay oil gold bearing rock
found on Walter Reynolds farm near
New Bridge, is reported at IS to the
ton.
Ernest Spence, OF Lombard, lost
a finger that was caught in fodder
cutter, which he was feeding last FRI
day.
Victor :. Taylor, OF Elkton, has
been appointed special agent for Cecil
county for the Bell Telephone Com
pany.
John S. Strahorn, Esq, OF Elkton,
will seek, nomination to the House OF
Delegates in the coming Democratic
primaries.
Chaplain J. w Jones, OF the De-
partmcnt OF Maryland, q. A. K. will
deliver an address on Memorial Day,
at Calvert
Howard Scarborough and Joseph
thompson were thrown out OF run
away team at Pleasant Ill., one day
this week, and badly bruised.
Students OF the Calvert Farm
School presented the three act comedy
Mrs. Briggs OF the Poultry Yard at
the school on Tuesday night
Frank Filler, oi Baltimore, has
been assigned 10 inspect the new sec
ton ui improved road TO be huilt via
Warwick to the Delaware line
In another column Mr.. William
L. Taylor, OF Ccc.lton, makes formal
announcement ui his candidacy for the
Republican nomination ior Sheriff.
John Frazer, OF Ellitun, has plant
ed 900 Young locust trees, obtained
from krnlucky, an the Barr farm, IN
the Glasgow section. which h. recently
purchased.
II Frank Ellison, Of bohemia
Manor. Second district, ha, accepted
position IN New York, with Robert
+. Cochran. q prominent commission
merchant oi that city.
Having larger facilities and skill,
ed workmcn, ! am prepared ior large
business inr the season. Have IL
stock, ~ the piece, the very latest
styles in all the popular co,ors. De.
livery prompt JNO. FRAZER
The State rifle range n Glen Bur.
ME will bc open from May I 20 Octo.
Der 90. The First Maryland Rcgi-
ment's two battalions will visi, the
range the FIRST July, "a u, and the sec
ond July 70 ~
Capt. J. {. Ashley 81 the State
police schooner NINA Il Smith. uotl-
fies bay shore fishermen. operating be-
low Poolr's Island. that they must take
out the required license, costing s.
with Clerks fee.
The receipts from one Night
Only" presented by the Paint and
Powder Club" at tiktou Opera House
last week, Tor the benefit ut Union
Hospital, were about SOS AID the net
returns were about sos.
The North East Star Is urging tn,
prompt opening OF a new street iron
Cecil avenue To- Church street parable
IptF t.,t az tssI
would bring number ur eligible
building lot. into thu market
Chief Chalmers, oj Newark. one
day last wrrk, ha',d Ernest Startling
colorrd ui EIktuu, before Justice
Lovett. who taxed him S AMI costs
Tor disorder. which failing to produce
he was sent to Grccnh1nk for 90 days
Suundlngt Tor the new piers need,
ed Tor the restoration and conversion
OF the old T., g. x w. H. H. bridge
at llayrc de Grace were completed last
week and il ia siatcd that bids will be
invited and work started at an early
date.
The Grand Lodge /. -. o, i, al
Maryland nat III Baltimore this week
Reports showed lotI increase III mem
bcrShp IN the stare during the year
ST.. $50 70 paid for rclici and $645o 70
families OF deceased members. 1t was
resolved to dischargc the balance Of
100000, due on the Temple building IL
Baltimore.
Edmund Cook. president oi the
Trenton, ~ J.. Chambe- OF Commerce
leading manufactures OF that city,
was thrown against a store wall and
instantly killed on Monday, when his
horse stumbled at The entrance to Cad.
walader Park, near his home, lie was
a bro,hrr-iu-law OF Mrs. ". NJ, Nc
Cullough. 81 Elkton, and Of Mrs. {. H.
Cook, oi Trenton. lie WAS about 50
years oi age and leaves a widow and
several children.