The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
Local lettings

arranging program Tor Kally Day
on November 2.
The Latter Day Saints will hold
services in Elkton Opera House on
successive Sunday evenings.
Registration IN Kent county, this
year shows a net loss OF ten voters,
compared with last years total
William Reynolds, 81 the Rising
Sun section. claims to be the first Cecil
farmer to inish corn husking this sea-
son.
-Rt. Rev. Bishop Monaghan CON
irmed a class and preached in St.
Johns Church, Newark. on Sunday
evening.
Rev. Warren Burr. the popular
pastor OF North East NJ. +. Church,
has been invited To- continue for an
other year.
Rev. ]. Howard Gray has been in
vited TO continue as pastor OF Hope
well and Asbury NJ. l.. Churches for
another year.
Registration in the Sixth district
showed a stand-oh q names were
put on and the same number were
stricken off the books.
The Joseph Marker property OF
"a acres in the Fieldsboro section,
near Middletown, has been sold to
Charles A. Cannon, for 5000.
The site OF the city lookup or Jail
and court room, in Havre de Grace,
has been offered for the location OF the
proposed new frcmen's headquarters.
Pigs stolen from pens on Mrs.
Grace Streets place. near Woodlawn,
squealcd loudly and frightened the
thieves who dropped the porkcrs and
fled
Races. including 3 minute, 24o,
2.3o, free for ALL colt race and farm
ers' race will be held on the Jones
track, near Pennington, this after
noon.
Edward Shelter. tenant on the
Brady farm, the Rocks. near Mid
dletown. grew lot OF sweet potatoes
this season, ten OF which filled a peach
basket
The ladies OF ST Josephs Church.
Middlctown. cleared $500 from their
recent bazaar The proceeds will be
applied toward paying the debt on the
rectory.
w. H. Taylor. Trust Officer OF
the Newark Trust and Safe Deposit
Company, is having new dwelling
erected on South College avenue in
that town
The Pattcrson-Colc property aud
the Cole store building in Perryvilc.
were sold nj mortgage sale on Sstur-
day by II. NJ Mccullough. attorney, to
the Home Building Association, for
$1,000 each.
The friends OF Union Hospital re-
spondcd quite literally on Saturday,
Donation Day." and to all contribute
ing the Ladies' Auxiliary Committee
return hearty thanks
Alexander Santagada, former
known barber OIL Elkton. has
opened grocery and provision store
on the North East near the Noting
ham road west Of Elkton
Charles \. Simms & Co. have
been awarded the contract for the new
B. & q. r. IN bridge over the Brandy
wine, at Wilmington, To- be built oi
steel, with granite ahutmcntS.
Supper with all the dcicacics OF
the season. will be served by the ladies
OF Bay View NJ p. Church in the Ne
chanics' Hall, this evening, Ice cream
and confectionery will be on sale
The iour-ycar-old daughter OF Au-
gust Money 81 Worton. Kent county,
on Monday. ran through fire in the
yard at her home. and was terribly
burned She is reported dclir;ous
Farmers nihc first market day
OF next month, November 8, will be
shifted from the east To the west side
OF King and Madison streets. Whining
ten. under the customary regulation.
Rev DR.. A. s. Mowbray gave /
delightful talk to quite large audi
encc at North East last Thursday
evening, upon his impressions and oh.
servatons during his trip abroad last
summer.
Prof r. w Tunstall, Classical
Master in Tome School. has issued
new edition oi his "Ciccro's Ora
tons, the first edition OF which has
been in extensive use in preparatory
schools throughout the country.
-Owrt Drcnncu, OF llavrc de Grace,
was fined $50 and costs last week for
carrying deadly weapons. and Jack
Walsh, 4 wcll-known character OF the
city was scrt TO the House OF Correc-
ton for six months, for vagrancy.
Wilson, Stewart. Prcttyman, Jones,
leClair Green and the other prisoners
at the JAIL. convicted NJ the Scptcm-
Der term OF Court and sentenced to
the Penitcntiary, or House OF Corrcc.
ton, were delivered there, by Sheriff
Haper. last Friday
Those in charge III the work state
that the report that stone in the quarry
on the S J. Reynolds farm near Ris-
ing Sun had been exhausted, was in
correct. and that rs the main ledge is
about to be drawn upon m abundant
supply is available
Democratic mass meetings were
held at Oakwood on Saturday after
noon, and at Rising Sun at night at
Chesapeake City ON Wednesday night,
and at Fair hin last night which were
well attended The orators were
Governor Crothcrs. s. s. Field, A. l..
Goldsporouch, Albert Constable. Esq.
John s, Strahorn, Esq, and Congress
man toyirgton
~ Republican mass meeting is
billed at Rising sun. for nest Tuesday
evening, October 26. nj which Hon.
Charles K Schirm. oi Baltimore. +.
2. Williams. nominee for Comptroller.