The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-05-29
Local lettings

held mere June rs.
Leeds NJ. T. Church cleared $50
from its recent festival.
Trinity Rectory and the adjoining
Parish House have been repainied.
Inc supper served recently by Sas-
sairas Council, Jr o. L. \. NJ, Melted
$1,000.
Charles X. Foard is now using
his newly purchased twelve horse power
auto-car.
-Workmen have erected new
stack TO icet high at the creamery at
Providence.
R f. d. carriers will have an off
day on Monday, which will be obscrv-
cd a. Memorial Day
The ladies OF Zion NJ. T. Church
will holu a strawberry festival on the
lawn next " cdnesday evening.
III. Elmer McCardell, oi Colora,
will seek nomination Tor County Treas
urer at the coming Democratic pri-
marics
"A number ii dogs in the Pilot sec.
tion have been killed. having been bit
ten by one owned by Henry Lee, which
went mad
Frank Jones was seriously hurt
one day last week when caught under
a slide oi earth in soapstonc quarry,
near Pilot
A social held last evening in w. $.
Bowmans barn at Level, Tor the bcne-
TT OF Hopcwcil NJ. +. Church, will be
continued this evening.
Two OF h. +. Craycroit'S horses
died on his farm near Earlcville, one
from sickness and another from in
Jurics caused by falling tree limb.
Cherry Hill Council O. L. \. NJ.
invites all members to attend service
al the NJ. l.. Church at 1880 a. III. to-
morrow. Meet at Council Hall at O. 30
Mrs Margaret +. News, vile oi
Clifford News, died at her home at
Chrisuana, Del. on Monday, aged 20
years. lntcrmcnt was made in Head
81 Chr!Stlana Cemetery.
Henry Weeks, 20 years old, 4
German shoemaker, well-known III
Havrc de Grace, was found dead Oh
the public road near that city on Sat
urday. Tie lett family IN Baltimore
The coming oxford Spring Fair,
June 0, 10 and II promises to be unus
ually attractive III the lines OF I'M
proved and increased exhibits, and high
class racing See "ad' elsewhere IN
this issue.
several horses have died recently
in the Summit Bridge section, ii is
thought. OF blood poisoning. Arthur
McCluSkcy lost one, quite promising,
James Sartiu three, and John Sartin
has one III that he fears will die.
-Rvv Hugh {. Mcbride preached
his farewell sermon on Sunday TO the
White Clay Greek Presbyterian CON
grcgatlon and lett this week for lac
ony tPhllGD where he will become pas
tor oi Di,stun Memorial Church.
"A forty horse power Pope Toledo
touring ear recently purchased by lay.
lor " Mckinney, reached here on
tuesday evening which the owner will
use inr passenger service IN councc
tiun with ,uc Howard House livery.
Union Hospital aud the Davis *
Nin>mgar Ice Plant. Elktun and the
residences ui : /. Shippers. George
". Cosdcn and Edward Cuslc,t North
East, have been supplied with electric
light service by the Gilpu- Falls plant.
Bay View Council, .. L. - NJ.
celebrated Ii, fifteenth anniversary on
Saturday evening Despite the Wca-
ihcr there wa, a good attendance \
musical and literary program was given
alter which refreshments, were served.
Mir, Ida Mckvnucy, ut Elk Neck,
Mrs Waiter Logan and Mis-, Hattie
Mccarthy were accompanied 10y their
physician. d. T. T., llousckccpcr, ~
North last. last week, to the German
hospital, Philadelphia, iur treatment
Tor appendicitis.
a strawberry festival inr the hcuc-
fit ui the Uuion Hospital will be held
on It's lawn nest Friday and Saturday
evenings 10y the Ladies Auxiliary. Pre-
yious festival, have proved popular
and profitable. and 1t :, hoped the COM
ing one viii prove likewise.
The annual Convention ui the
Protestant, Episcopal Church N the
Diocese ui Ea>tou will meet IN Christ
Church, Cambridge, On Tuesday, June
j. The Lay delegates chosen IRON
Trinity Parish are Mc>srs. Alircd
Ncthcril and Ricketts, Nelson, the lat
ter a, alternate delegate.
-Gcorgc " Williams, Esq, a son
OF Capt George " Williams, oi this
county, will seek nomination for the
House OF Delegate, from the FIRST
ward oi Baltimore city at the coming
Democratic primaries Fridays Sun
contained a likeness ot Mr.. Williams
which his friends readily recognized.
Rev John y. Duughcrty, Tor
three years past in charge ui the
Catholic Church at Delaware City, has
been appointed pastor OF ST. Johns
Church. Newark. IN place ui the late
Rev. George l.. OFT Father Dough
crty has been taking a special course ri
the Catholic University, Washington
u C.