The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-12-04

Church netted 1881 from their recent
supper.
The young people OF Pennington
enjoyed dance al William Reynolds
on Saturday evening
Miss Elizabeth Miller, principal
Of Monroe School. has resigned, and
Miss Annie Jackson succeeds her.
Several of the launches OF the Elk
river fleet were pulled out on Satur-
day and during the week. for the win
ter.
Rev. w. H. Briggs has been in
vited To- continue for another year as
pastor OF Mt Pleasant NJ 4. Church,
Colora
John C. Green. of the Middletown
section. got -ize Of SIS for the ten
best cars, at the State Corn Show. at
Dover.
Lille NJ. Nowand has been
Vrantcd a divorce from her husband.
Charles p. Nowland. by the Cecil Cir
cuit Court
Andrew anderson. oi North East.
has been coniinedto his home for sew
eral weeks b an attack OF sciatie
rheumatism.
Thieves got away with twenty-five
fire fowls iron, Harold a. Baitcn's
henner.. in the Red Lion section, one
night last week
--Samuc a. Sturgeon, OF North
East who had been seriously III at his
home. was reported improved at the
close OF last week
"A fox was looscd near the skating
rink in Newark. on Thanksgiving
DAY aud gave number uf hunters
it.r.sf .ata-
William Stephens is nj work on the
alterations needed for the Messrs.
Warburtnns new suite of offices in
, Elkton Opera House
Ruth. the three -year-old daughter
nf Percy tvorS. OF Oxford. fell off
table at hcr home, on Thanksgiving
Day and broke her arm.
The St Johns NJ f. Church,
LewiSviilr. Pa. realized about SIS
from their recent supper, the gross
receipts amounting la $1,000
4 festival held by the ladies oi
Head ui Ch-isliaua Church. ON Thanks
giving night. was well attended. and
the proceeds were gratifying.
Maurice C. Rccdcr. oi the Sixth
district was chosen Treasurer oi the
Maryland State Grange. at its annual
.cSs.pn in Baltimore, this week.
II, is said that but three oi the T..
H. & " r Rs employees will be re-
tired ON pension next year. but the
rc:ircmcrtS will increase in IoIt
Within week Walter McCaslin.
81 the West Nottingham section.
caught ore COON eight opnossums and
twenty skunkS. selling their skins for
S1o 90.
David Mackcy. an Oxiord lad.
who broke an arm playing football
some weeks aoo. fell on sidewalk
nn Thank sgiving Day and broke the
arm again.
While ut work last Friday Joseph
Nelson. foreman NJ the Felt Mill, At
Rowlandvillc. was badly Scaldcd about
his icct and was sent to hospital in
PHILADELPHIA.
The remains oi Miss Eugcnia
Kidd. aged 20 years, who died recent
Is in Hartford county. were Inferred in
West Nottingham Cemetery. on
Th1nl sgiving Dav.
Thomas Mckinney. OF Elk Neck,
will remove To North East and en-
| gaze in the Junk business there He
WsS tn have a sale ni his farm equip
mcnt on Thursday.
Thieves got awav with dozen
| chickens from Mrs T. A. REYNOLDS
coop, at West Nottingham and cieh,
Trim William Neshitt's. near Conra,
| one right last week
Thomas HARRINGTON. ui Upper Elk
Neck. has a badly injured hand. which
was caught IN q cutter while he was
chnpping fodder. Three fingers were
broken ani painfully bruised
Charged by his father with steal
| ing 4 gasoline eupirc and other equip
mcut oi boat. John W. Turner. Of
the Pivot Bridge section. has been
held under $500 bail for n hearing
The Whltc-lia property. of
Mr. Ritter. North East was sold on
Tuesday last. through MIR Robert
Rccdcr. Ia firm which. il i reported.
will erect . large koaliu plant thereon.
Mrs " nclmnl Price. 1T Middle
town. caught her dress in the back
door. n hci home one day last week.
aud falling heavily. broke her hip Drs.
Ri,chic aud Clark were called and
treated her injury
The "l'll Try" Mission Band oi
Zion will give an entertainment in the
Session Building adjoining the Pres
by,crian Church. Friday evening, De
ccmbcr u. Admission. as cents.
Everybody welcome
Jacob Reynolds and family. oi
New Bridge. have located in Elkton.
where Mr. Reynolds will enter the
cmploy ~ TAYLOR & Reynolds. 4
feast was cni"ycd by the family and
friend, prior Ia their departure.
u PHILADELPHIA correspondent
writes It's tn know wha, the largest
turnout oi potatoes was in Cecil
county. the past Sca~ou. Let ms hear
from the p"tato-rr"wcrN on the size
II Their crnnS. ard wc will forward
the 'nigrmatinn tn the inquirer
Prof Stockton AxSon. we'll re-
mcmhcrcd here - the first lecturer in
the UNIVERSITY Extension Courses. who
nov ii'l, . chair IN Fn"liSh Literature
~ Princeton University, gave a lee
trrc last cvcuin" a, Tome School for
Rows. Por: Deposit. ON Robert
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