The Cecil Whig., 1909-04-03
Local OHingS
time is near.


carrier.
The property of the late Amos
Watson, oi Lewsvillc, has been sold
to Robert Gregg ior $40.
Young men OF Lewisyillc will give
program OF songs, dialogues and re
citations, in the X. of p. Hall April ,
"A number oi Kent Gamers are
making contracts with growers OF to-
matoes at 81 per ton for the coming
season
George Kcppler's traction engine
and hay press fell through small
bridge, near Principle, on Saturday.
and was more or less damaged.
Clinton ]. crkcs, OF Lombard, a
member OF the last House of Dele
gates, will enter the Democratic pri-
marlcs for the nomination for Sheriff.
The farm OF John NJ Banks. OF
235 acres one mile south of New Cas-
tie, has been sold for Si2,soo to the u.
5. Government for use as rifle range.
AT the Masquerade Festival held
recently by Mr. Henry Vinsinger's
Sunday School Glass for purchasing a
window in thee hurch, SI6o were
made.
-Rev {. NJ Cullom will preach a
special sermon TO the members OF
Washington Camp. i. o. s. OF A., in
Warwick NJ F. Church, at 10. 90 4. m.
tomorrow
The old wooden bridge over the
railroad at Stubb's Hill, near Rising
Sun, has been replaced by - feet
wide iron structure. which will shortly
be open to travel
Calvin Thompson, OF Symar. de-
veioped brain storm in Oxford.
last week. and went looking ior
gun, but was held up and forfeited
SIo To Burgess Stubbs.
Thieves riilcd the refrigerator on
the rear porch Of Reginald Constablc's
residence on Bow street. one night
this week, during the absence OF the
inmates of the dwelling.
Miss Elsie Fisher, the 10 year old
daughter oi Robert Fisher. of Kelton.
on the Central K. X. recently purchased
q 20 acre farm IN Lower Oxford town
ship which she will manage.
The ONiurd News has secured the
printing outfit 81 the bankrupt Times
Publishing Company, which was bid in
by /. h. Stubhs, for the creditors OF
the concern. ut trustees sale, last
week
Thomas Fitzgerald. for forty two
years IN the service ui the Il. 4 O
K r., rising from water boy t. Cen
eral Manager, died At the Church
Home and lrfrmary. Baltimore, on
Sunday, aged Ga years.
The Newark Base Ball team will
open the season on Memorial Day with
the Wilmington Professionals. Man
L., 'hrt-
pitcher formerly with the Atlantic
Southern League Club.
Mrs Mary T. Perkins. widow nf
former School Superintendent Ebcn
+, Perkins, who died at Chcstcrtown.
on March *. aged 7s years. was a
sister oi former Mayor Charles i.
Warwick, at Philadelphia.
Having larger facilities aud skill.
ed workmcu, / am prepared Tor large
business for the season. Have in
stock, in the piece, the very latest
styles in all the popular colnrS De
livery prompt. JNO. FRAZER.
The Scottcn farm, near North
East, recently sold 10 { +. f. Mcarns.
has been purchased by Charles +.
l.umb, OF Philadelphia. formerly ni tho
Newark section. ior $1,000. who viii
occupy the property early this month
-Govcrnur pcnucwill and staff and
the trustees 81 Delaware College will
attend the coming inspection ui the
cadet battalion by Capt J. A. Penn,
L. s. A., ON Npril ri, the whole day
being devoted tu drill and marching
by the corps.
Residents II upper Cecil are get
ting supplies ni manufactured ice from
Lancaster, Pa Six carloads arrived
at Rising Sru 'o,' week, consigned to
J. NJ. Holden. 4. ! Mcarns, 5, g. Eng
land & Son, James Ncrkcs and Cam
cron & DAVIS.
Damon Lodge X oi p, oi Mid
dlctown. last Saturday evening was
visited by about twenty FIVE brethren
from Wilmington, who conferred the
rank oi Knight upon class OF five
Lunch. served in Red Mems Hall, fol
lowed the ceremonies
Morris Curry, who was seriously
injured by the powder explosion at the
luPont Powder Mills in Wilmington.
by which George {. Whitcman, for
merly 81 Elktnn was killed. ii is feared.
is developing tetanus or lock jaw,
caused by powder settling in his
wounds
Delaware and Rutgers College de-
batcFs will argue the proposition that
The Tariff should be revised accord
ing to the plank in the Democratic
platform" The formers representa-
tivcs are G. A. papperman, J V. En-
mis- and ". f. Knowles, with II. I.
Ennis, alternate
Edgar. 1910, has been chosen cap
tain OF the Delaware College base ball
team Coach McNvoy has left to Join
the Rochester Eastern League Club,
and Victor Willis will direct the team
in his place The team will open the
season with Washington College,
ChrStcrtown, To day.
Thomas Mackcy held live pig
con shooting match Mt Lewisvillc on
Saturday About 200 birds were loos-
ed. David Lindsay. oi Providence,
Jackson, Of Elk Mills. Ernest Biles.
Frank McCleary and others, OF Lewis
vile. were among the marksmcn TAX
ing part in the shoot
Delaware Clark. former Recorder
OF Deeds oi New Castle county Il is
stated, has the support 1t Senators
drpont and Richardson aud Congress