The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-30
Local lettings

Meals, lunches. Persons.
-Uame is reported scarce IN upper
Cecil
Turning on Election Day is un-
lawful.
salt water oysters, by measure, at
Persons. :"
Rising Sun will be up to date with
an automobile garage.
Inc raDpn and partridge cunning
season opened ON Monday.
"a brass band, w:tn - members,
has ben formed at Middletonn
The ducking season opens on the
flats Oh Monday, November !.
Revival services VIII begin tomor-
row evening III MarwlcS Nj. /.
Church
Robert Russell, OF Liberty Grove.
got a yield OF COO bushes OF wheat
from 70 acres.
With Halowe Ell falling on Sum
day, mischief workers viii nave three
nights Tor pranks.
-Marwick NJ. 4. Church held a sup
per IN the Town Hall ON " cdnesday
and thursday evenings
The young men oi MiddlctOwn
gave masquerade ball in the Opera
House there, last night.
Lee Drcyel, OF Havre dc Grace,
fell fro ina locomotive disiocating his
hip and breaking two ribs.
Aaron Charles has bought the 100
acre Margaret Wilson farm in Little
Britain township, at 500 per acre.
-lhc annual Church oyster supper
TO- 81. James Church, LewIsyile, will
take piac> the 18TH and 18th OF No
vembcr
-Slx building lots on which the
Deibcrt 4 Wilson Textile Mills stood,
were sold At pubnc sac on W cdncsday
to Elmutc Dcibcft, Tor $3.50.
"a largely attended Republican
meeting Was hcld III Rising sun on
tuesday, and a closing rally will be
held III N1Sth East tonight
Miss Jeanette jenkins, oi the
Rock springs section, raised 81
bushels Ut sweet potatoes from less
than a fourth OF an acre oi ground.
Clerk ol the Court bremen will
be at j. ". Logan's store, in Charles
town, this morning and at Cecil Stry-
ker IN Pcrryyiilc, tins afternoon, 10
issue ducking licenses.
Luncheon Will u, served in Reed 5
Corner Store in Chesapeake City, this
evening by the ladies oil the Church
OF the Good shepherd. Chicken salad,
biscuit, pies, cakes and candies will
be OH sale.
CORRECTION. Mis-, Poca Reed ;
Bible Class Will not hold its Clipping
Social IN the basement OF Bay view
NJ. l.. Church on Saturday evening
October 3otu. Date vi same will be
announced later.
The Maryland Christian Endcavnr
Union will meet in twentieth annual
convention N NurthmlnStcr Prcsby-
terrain Church, Baltimore, November
9, 10, II, and promises 10 be very
largely attended.
Mis-, Lillian Denny, daughter oi
the late John ". Denny, died at her
home IN MiddctOwn, on Saturday,
after several months illness. lea
funeral was held on tuesday, with in
termcnt At Townsend.
+ \ Haven, OF Philadelphia, has
been awarded the contract for the Sec
Qla pew shop OF the Harlan & llol-
ling plant in Wilmington, To
be ready Tor occupancy III three
months. The cost will be something
like $4,000
An open air Democratic mass
UlNtNIlE NhN Nv ia ct Ata lllll WI ldN
Friday night. Hester Hess, Esq,
presided Governor Crothers, Con-
gresham Cuvingtun aud John ). Stra-
horn, Esq, were the orators The
Cherry lIil band furnished music.
The Oc,uhcr meeting 81 Helping
roll, nine OF winch are on the Eastern
hand Circle pi King Dauphtds was
held at the home oi MIR and Mrs. J.
K. Simpson, Leslie, last week, and
was well attended by members from
North East who enjoyed the walk
over the new road. rs they also enjoy
ed the hospitality 81 the host and hos.
tess.
john O Neal, = years old, is ly-
ing in critical condition in Delaware
Hospital suffering from the pistol
wounds said to have been given him
by Sergeant William VI Moore. OF the
Coast Artillery garrison at Fort du
Pont, at Delaware Oily. on Monday
night They ouarrclcd in i pool-room
Moore will be handed over to the Civil
authorities when wanted.