The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-04-10

The West Nottingham Academy
and Oxford High School teams win
meet on the formers diamond today.
Harris NJ +. Sunday School will
reopen Sunday morning, April ~, at
10 o'clock a. M. Null attendance is
desired
An Easter service will be held at
Jackson Hall on Sunday evening, April
~. beginning at s O'Clock. All are cor
daily invited
An apple social with All interesting
program. will be held by the Flint Hill
Literary Society this evening at Mrs.
J. Leonard Lewis at Strickersville.
Mrs Vcsta b. klan. wife OF p. d.
Klsin, died at her home in Havrc dc
Grace, on Tuesday. aged 81 years. Her
husband four sons aud daughter sur
vive her
e. l.. lIaslctt has sold his bust
ness interest in North East TO Robert
Williams. oi Philadelphia, plumber and
sheet metal worker, who was TO take
charge on Monday.
The old Preston Friends Meeting
House. near Rock Springs, recently
demolished, was erected in 1910, and
the records show ~ intermcn,s made
in the burial ground.
The Midland Journal finds n new
press room, Tlx2o feet necessary for
its growing business and will have il
erected in the rear OF the Burlington
furniture store building in Rising Sun.
Burgess r. X Stubbs, OF Oxford.
IS cousin OF Governor Walter Stubbs
oi Kansas. and has just received from
a friend in Topeka fine portrait OF
the popular executive OF the Sum
Flower State.
Having been offered the pastoratc
ii East Worcester. \. Y. NJ. T..
Church, in the Wyoming Conference,
Rev. Il. +. Jester, recently assigned 10
Harris and Wesley Churches. Elk
Neck. has resigned the latter charges.
Lieut.. Slayer, L. $. A., military in
Strrctor AT Delaware College. will like
y enter a team OF the students in the
outdoor shoot oi the National Rifle
Association at the Sea Grit, y. J.,
range. in June. as the college has been
invited to participate.
The Starry Flag" thrilling
Spanish American War drama. will be
given in the 6. s. K. Hall on Easter
Monday evening by the North East
Athletic Association under the dircc-
tiun of Mrs. Louise lIamrick. IN
orchestra viii furnish them usic.
Samuel T. and Job IT, Pierce. IA.
ihrr and sou. both former residents oi
this county, died in Wilmington. Del.
the former ON March Is, aged 50, and
the latter OH March 90 aged OF years.
hf.f II. l.. 1
second wife, and the latter widow
and two daughters
VIC Willis. lhci AIMED Newark
twlrlcr. who was lately reported as
done with base bail aud was coaching
the Delaware College team. Lett last
week ior PittSburg, To- play with the
National League team Of that city this
season. He vii get. il is said $1,000
with nearly another thousand bonus
it he equals his last years record.
Edwin !. Pierce. Of Kcmblcyillc
was taken suddenly III with acute in
digestion while visiting his brother in.
law. Joseph Mote. on March 20. Dr.
T. h. West treated him and thought
he would recover. bu, he grew worse
on the following Tuesday. when he
died His funeral was held last Fri
day He leaves widow and two
children.
Mrs Elizabeth Davis Terry. mo.
thcr OF Rev. Thomas L. Terry, former
pastor OF Elk,on NJ. +. Church. now
ri EaSton, Md, died at Magnolia. Del,
On Monday. aged 81 years. lntcrmcnt
MAS made at Camden, Del, on We'd
ncSday Onc oi her daughters married
brother oi Christian n Ross, OF
Germantown, ,ather Of Charlie Ross
kidnapped N 1874, all trace oi whom
MAS lost.
@'lt is unnecessary TO lose any oi the
Young chicks at this season. The re-
gu'ar use Of Fairfcd's Blood Tonic
ior Poultry Only will purify their
blood, perfect their digestion and in
sure healthy and rapid growth Re
suits are guaranteed when directions
are carefully followed. Sold by Alex
andcr & Son. E.lkton: a. Anderson,
North East, w. I. Harriott, Chcsa.
pcakc City
The adoption oi the \. T.. {. sys-
TEN OF train diSpatchng is reported rs
under consideration by the Pcnnsyl-
vauia Railroads managers. Under the
system each operator has charge OF a
block and dispatches all trains within
it, limits, thus eliminating regular dis
patchcrS. a train governor regulating
the right Of way for ,hcv arious trains.
Western railroads use the system. and
report its operation aS quite satisiac-
tory
Senator aud Mrs Joseph I. France
81 this county, have purchased the fine
four story brick residence at the cor.
ncr al Mt. Vernon Place and Cathedral
street. which va, formerly the home oi
Major Alexander Shaw, who sold it
to Mr.. Oscar Turner. Dr. and Mrs.
France will occupy the residence as
their winter home 1t is one OF the
handSomcSt residences in Baltimore.
very commodious aud beautiful in its
appointments. with a fine garage in its
rear.