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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
May Sell Big PoWer Plant

ln tha United State, Circuit Court.
I'M New York, on last Friday Judge
l.acum affirmed the decree oi lore
closure md sale oi the property and
franchise, ui the Mccall, Ferry
Cumpau,. granted hy Judge Holland.
"i the Uuitcd State, Circui, Court. in
Philauc 'phia. in the suit OF the knick
orbockcr Trust Company, II New
Work, against the Power Company.
The latter owns larrc tract, in York
and Lancaster counties. Pa. several
island, in The Susuuchauna. water
right, IN that section aud $4,000 of
the stock "i the Susquchauna Canal
and Power Company a, also the rights
and privileges ui the McCalrS Ferry
Power Company Tu secure an issue
ui SinOoooon ui bond, mortgage
was executed 10 the Knickcrbocker
Trust Company Default upon pay
mcnt 81 interest wa, made in Dcccm-
her last. and unless said overdue in
tcrc,' be paid within ten days. al the
properly ul The Power Company will
Re sold IN front ~ the Lancaster Court
House. "n day To- be fixed by the
special master appointed To- cnnduc,
the sale
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
THROWN FROM
(. TEAMyONROAD

While Miss Mazic Ewing. of Blake,
was driving from her home 10 Lewis
vile, last Friday, some bags. filed
with coal. lying By the roadside, AZ
Frank Cherry's place, frightened her
horse The horse ran up the steep
bank. the buggy was upset. and Miss
Ewing was thrown out and severely
shaken up. but, luckily. escaped injury.
The horse ran to LewisviIIc, where he
was caught.
While driving on Sunday morning,
from Elkton to White Clay Greek
Church, where he was to preach. Rev.
$. M Perry. former pastor OF Chesa-
pcake City Presbyterian Church, and
Mrs. Perry were thrown 5ut OF their
carriage, when their horse was fright
ened by man appearing on the road
side with bag on his back. They
were both more or less bruised and
severely shocked. People on their way
70 church brought them 20 their home
here. where they are recovering.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
Personals Social

g. NJ Wells visited Philadelphia on
Monday.
Miss Annie Ellis is visiting Viii
mington relatives
Mrs. s. NJ. Johnson. oi Leslie, is
visiting friends in Baltimore.
Howard r. Ash, OF Trainer. Pa,
spent Sunday in town with friends.
Mrs. w c. Feehly spent few days
this week visiting friends in Philadel-
ph;a.
Rev. II. \. 6. Westerfeld and wife
visited relatives near Philadelphia on
Sunday.
Mrs Mary l.. Mitchell is entertain
ing Mrs Joseph X Lewis. Of Phila-
dcluha.
Miss Flora Marshbank visited her
friend. Miss Mahala Singles. at Strick-
ersv'llc. on Sunday. =.
MIR. ard Mrs George T. Witworth.
oi Wilmington. were guests OF Elkton
re- 'atiycS on Sunday
The wedding Of Miss Bessie Ma
loney. Of Colora, and Mr. Howard
Pusey. i set for this evening, at Mt.
Pleasant NJ f. Parsonage
Mr. Henry Conrad. oi Kinks Mills.
Pa. and Miss Edith Preston. Of Por-
ter's Bridge. were married ON October
g. n the home oi the bride
Rev end Mrs John McElmoyle and
, daughters were called To Marietta.
Pa. tbs week. owing To the serious
, illness o. Mrs McElmnylc's mother.
Mrs. Henry N Mccullough has re-
, ,urrcd from visit to her sister. Mrs.
! Charles IT, Cook. in Trenton. n, J.,
where Mr. Mccullough spent Sunday.
Miss Ellen Bsrroll attended the
meeting OF the Womln's Auxiliary of
this Diocese at Easton. this week.
Mrs w Master delivered an adj
dress n Wednesdays session
| Dir. George NJ Settle. OF Baltimore.
formerly OF Leeds, who was operated
ON for appendicitis at the University
Of Maryland Hospital on Monday. is
renortcd somewhat improved
Mr. Joseph Shcwcll Gibbs. formerly
oi Mddlctown, Del. and Miss Kathar-
ire Elson Stone. were married on Oc-
toher :. IN ST lukc'S Church. Wheel
in9, W Va in which city they will
reside.
Mr. Elmer Scntman. oi Philadel-
rhia. and Miss Bertha T. Singer. q
popular school teacher oi Newark
we're married on Wednesday evening
in Harrison street NJ +. Parsonage
Wilmington. by Rev c. T. Wyatt
Mrs Sh7ffcr. a daughter of the late
William T.. Porter Of Mount Wei
come. near Rowlaulylle. and mother
Ioi Miss Lynn Shaifcr. State Librarian
underwent ~ operation by DR.. Mar.
tin at the Maryland University Hos
pital. Baltimore. recently and is re.
ported recovering.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
LADIES ESPECIALLY INVITED.
Feast OF Wheat ProUeS Fatal

Two ~ II s Brady's best horses
and fine mule died on his farm. at
Mt Pleasant, near Mddctown last
week from ovcriccdiug on wheat The
farm horses had been put in the pas
turc field in the evening. and one OF
the farm hands was told to leave the
harnyard entrance open, in case they
should seek shelter from possible
storm \ farm wagon loaded with
several bags oi wheat had been lett
uudcr she'd Four oi the horses and
the msrlc fed ou the wheat more fully
than the other, Two Of them rccoy-
cred, hnt the two others and the mule
d.rd Mr. Brady about three weeks
ago, lost another horse that had a leg
hrnLrm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
p. G o. z. r. Earnings

The Baltimore & Ohio's statement
ui earnings an dcNpcnscS for Scptem-
lrr l"o0. shows gross earnings. ST.
7h-,S}h IN increase oi St.o0p4oG cx-
rc"sgs St.Sph2s1, nm increase oi $61o,-
COG: vet earnings. S2o6SsSl. an in
crease of STo1r5 For the three
months II the fiscal year. ended Sep
tcmler 90. gross earnings were Sa2.-
aar,2f7. IN increase oi S2,szS.2B cx-
uerscs. SII3roI27. an increase of ST.
c61S}5: net earnings. S7.olt2Io. an in
c~rsse ~ S=rIltr The railroad has
contracted for Stloo1ooo worth oi
rev cnuinwout dur'ur the past three
months. including no new locomotives.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
Northern CoHVocaticn

The Northern Conyocation OF the
Diocese oi iia>ton meets in North
Elk Parish. on Tuesday ard Wedncs
day, October 10 z. The first service
will be held an Tuesday evening, at
40 o'clock, At st. Mary's Church.
North Fast Sermon by Rev. Edward
C. Knight. Rector OF Emmanuel
Church, Philadelphia. Wednesday, at
10 90 a IN and 3 p. M the services will
he at ST Marks Chapel, Pcrryyillc.
Morning service hy Rev. n. h Mar
tin DID, afternoon service by visiting
clerpymcu Wcdncsday evening prayer
and services at ST Marys Church,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
Real Estate Transfers

Mary +. Duhameli to Robert A. Du-
hamcll, her husband, property in First
district, S. and other considerations.
Joseph 1t Steele and wife TO Wal
ter K Woodall and Addic NJ Riggin.
lot oi land in First district, near Bo-
hcmia Bridge, 500 and other con-
sdcra,ions
Winfield II s. Lee and wife. OF Mid
dletown. Del, to John II, NJ. Garner,
interest IN property at Warwick.
Confirmation dced)
James II Smith and wife to John
T. Woolleyhau, property at Cccilton,
SoDp
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Marriage Licenses

Morris Bass and Mary Bauer, both
~ liavre de Grace.
John Milton Smith. OF Philadelphia
and Florence Olivia Thompson, oi
Port Deposit.
William I, Ely, Jr.. OF Darlington
and Stella NJ Grafton, OF Dublin.
Eugene Ilungcriord OF Virginia,
and Mary Jane Pennington, OF Fred
cricktown
Hugh l.. Stewart, OF Brooklyn. ~
y, and Edith G. Harvey, OF Childs.
COLORED.
James Alfred Rice, OF Havrc de
Grace. ard Eliza Anna Mitchell. ol
North East.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
STEvART-HARNEY.
HOPKINS PENNEY.

Mr. J. T. c. Hopkins. Jr., Cashier
OF the National Bank Of Port Deposit.
and Miss Florence May Penney, for
merly of the Tome Institute Faculty.
were married at the brides home in
Newburgh. \ Y. on Saturday. On
their return from Z trip through Can
ada. they will reside in Port Deposit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
METHODIST

est Johns NJ. L. Church. Lewisviiie.
Special services tomorrow. Sermons,
by the Rev. Thomas l.. Poulson. DID,,
oi the "silver tongue" Dedication OF
the beautiful memorial window. Spec
ial music 4 great day and great
service is expected
'Hopewcll NJ T. Church, Woodlawn,
Rev J. Howard Gray. Pastor Sab
bath services October "a: Sunday
School at o.3o; preaching al TO- 90; Ep-
worth League rally aud preaching at
7 90. Preaching at Asbury at 3 p. m.
Special sermon To- q. u. A. NJ. al
Principio Furnace. All welcome
REVIVAL services under the direc-
ton of Rev II A. G.. Wcsteriield, of
Elkton. will begin at Jones Chapel on
Monday evening. October IS, at 7.3o
O'Clock, and continue each evening
during the week. \ cordial invitation
!, cXtende dto all
'Elkton NJ f. Church, Rev II. 4.
G. Wcstcrlicld. Pastor. Preaching at
1890 4 IN. and 7.3o p. m Morning
subject, The Invisible Christ" Even
ing subject. The Young Man and His
lnvcs'meniS Sabbath School p
m Epwnrth League Devotional ser
vice. bl5 p. m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
RESULTS OF
REGISTRATION

The results OF registration as made
by the registrars oi the several dis
tric.s to The Board OF Election Super
visors are as follows, the table cover
ing the number OF white and colorcd
voter. put IN or struck off the books
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
DEATHS
IoLlN P. WILSON.

John T. Wilson. prominent rest
dent oi the Rising Sun section. died
at his home. about two miles east OF
that town. early Thursday morning,
from the effects oi paralysis, with
which he was stricken on September
a. MIR Wilson was born in 1896, and
was well known in the surrounding
ncighborhod. ard other sections of
the county He WIS twice married,
His first wife was Miss Louisa B:les
aud his second. Miss Lucy Clifford,
who survives him a also a son, Chas
Wilson ui Wasiiu ton. d. C.. and a
dau. h,cr. Mrs. Sarah Nc,bi,t, Of Som
eryi' e.. Mass. Ills funeral will be held
IN Monday morning, with services at
his home. at 10 o'clock. ard in,crmcnt
'u Ra,clauk Cemetery. Calvert.
CHARLES IT, DEXTER.
Charles II. Dexter. father OF Mrs
John ; S,rahorn oi Elktou, a Union
war veteran. who served as Senior
Sec, nd Lieutenant in Battery Il. First
Mary and Artillery, died at his home,
~ uraru'i,. on Monday, aged II
year. llc was born in Washington,
and resided since 1869 in Annapolis,
where hr was Assistant Superintendent
Of Public buildings aud Grounds under
Guyr-upr Lowndcs. His vile. two
sous. ! Boyd. 81 Annapolis and Chas.
! DcNtcr. al Washington, and a daugh-
ter, Mrs Strahuru, survive him. Ills
iuucral wa, held ON Wednesday. with
in crmrr, in the National Cemetery
at Arlington, Va
at Arlington. Va. \ yollcy was fired
and taps" sounded at the grave.
RUTH 5. NOWLAND.
Ruth $. the little - year old daugh-
ter ri MIR and Mrs Walter Nowland.
died very suddenly un Thursday night
ui last week ~ ptomGinc poisoning.
Funeral service, were held at her
fathers home a. Mechanics Valley. on
Morday nj II o'clock. She was great
Is beloved by her teachers and school
mates. both day and Sunday school,
who Scrt beautiful floral offerings.
There was also q handsome pillow Of
roses from the O. L. \. NJ. oi Bay
View thrr fathers lodge. The pail
bearers were six schoolmatcs Inter
mrnt was in Leeds Cemetery
MRS. MARGARET OWENS.
Mrs Margaret Owens. widow oi
John W T. Owens, Oi llayrc dc
Grace. died on Wednesday morning.
at the home oi her daughter. Mrs.
James Scott. OF Elk Mills. oi naraly.
S;>. aged 81 wears Three SorS, YER
dine and William r.. Of this county,
and John II Owens. oi Iiavrc de
Grace. and two daughters, Mrs Scott
and Mrs SlaN Love. oi Fair Hill.
survive her Her remains were
brought here on Wednesday evening.
and taken tn llayrc dc Grace for in
tcrtacnt
MRS. JANE SCOTTEN
MIR, Jane Scottcn a sister Of Isaac
Scpitrr. ui Charlcstowu. died oi heart
disc. ,c. NJ tie home ui her daughter
Mrs John Pyle, at East Nottingham
Pa. pn Tuesday morning, aged p
| YEAR Her funeral was held Thurs
/ day. with iutcrmcnt at East Noting
, ham
MISS MARY A FITZGERALD.
Miss Mary A Fitzgerald. sister OF
Rev Father Jamc, T. Fitzgerald. oi
ilavrc fc Grace. died at s. Patrick S
r.r',rN there. suddenly on Sunday
Ih- mfrricd sisters. residents oi
En't,mrrc. a0d her brother. survive
her.
MISS ELLA BARRETT
Ms, Eta ra-rcu. long IN the en-
% 90. Nr a"l MIR, w -. Summers.
u "' h'c ilall near town. died ou
'wr- a.. a"ri Z, year, Her remains
/ ,,...-.. ., 9. rf, u,i..I,.h.. ,..-t...ia, a..
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
viii Of EdWard Worthingfon

Under the will oi the late Edward
Norlhingiou, oi the Colora section.
his property, valued rt 5000, is LETT
in trust for his wiie'S benefit. and.
after her death. goes to his brother.
Rurtou Wor.hinut0r. The tcstator
left NJ children.
The Elkton Circulating Book Club
is about 10 re-org3niye. ANY person
desiring 10 become q member may do
So BY addressing Miss Mary II Ja-
mar or Miss - lie K. Mccoy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
Church Services
Rpfsc0paL

Morning prayer with sermon will
lie held il the old (St. Augustinc) Par
;sh Church. in Augustine Parish, Bo-
hemia Manor. on Sunday, October 81.
NJ 1870 o'clock a. m Residents in
the Manor neighborhooc. aud espce-
tally the families who are descendants
from tie early members oi Augustine
Parish. are cordially invited to be
present
Service will be held in the Church
Of the Good Shepherd, Chesapeake
City. tomorrow Sunday at 73o p. m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23

-E>'ra policemen v'' be- an dut,
hero nest Saturda, nigh, 20 hluGl,
Halloween royvcrcre
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WEDDINGS
JAcKsoN-B BUTcHENHART.

A very pretty wedding was solemn
ized at the home "a Mrs. II. T.. But
chenhart, North Main street. Port
Deposit. on Wednesday evening. Oc-
tobcr 20, at 6.3o o'clock, when her
daughter, Lille Elizabeth. was mar
i;ed to William Clifton Jackson, only
ibid OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Samuel Jackson.
oi Blythcdale The wedding ceremony
was performed by Rev, II. A. G. Wes-
terield of Elkton, a cousin OF the
cd by Miss Lille f. Pugh. niece OF
the bride Miss Butchcnhart was
given away by her oldest brother, Mr..
James Butchcnhari. and was attended
by her sister. Miss X. Estella But
cherhart Mr.. Charles Butchenhart
was best man. The bride wore a very
handsome gown OF French blue satin
and carried large bunch OF chrysan-
ihemnms The house was very taste
fully decorated with cut flowers and
palms and after the ceremony course
supper was served to all guests, in
cluding members OF both families.
The happy couple left for the Della
ware Water Gap and other points OF
interest They will reside upon their
return. at BlythedaIe. Many very
beautiful and useful presents OF cut
glass. silver and linen were received
from friends OF the couple.
SMTTH-THOMPSON.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John n.
Thompson. Of Theodore. was the scene
oi very pretty wedding on Saturday
AT twelve, noon, when their daughter,
Florence Olivia. became the bride OF
Mr. John Milton Smith. OF Philadel-
phia The bride wore a gown OF white
net over satin with tulle veil fastened
with lilies OF the valley The house was
beautifully decorated with autumn
leaves and ferns. Miss Eleanor Smith
sister OF the groom, played the wedding
march Only the immediate relatives
OF the family witnessed the ceremony
which was performed by Rev ]. II
Mitchell of Zion. The happy couple
left on a northbound train in the after.
noon and after an extended trip in the
north will reside IT, Philadelphia.
STEvART-HARVEY.
Mr.. Hugh Stewart. oi Brooklyn. n
Y. formerly Of Elk Mills. and Mis-:
Edith c. Harvey daughter OF Mr. anC
Mrs. Arthur Harvey. ni Childs, wer,
married on Wednesday afternoon a
the home OF the brides parents, b.
Rev. J. X Bicking. pastor oi Cherr,
Hill NJ T.. Church. They will resid,
| i'm prpoklyn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
Ms CMALKLEY GAKKETr-

Mr., alklcv t;"rrc't. IN thtr of Mrs.
thrrI Let's. "f Elkton, died at her
home near BAY View. on SATURDAY. last
ag, - wears licr funeral was held
from her late residence or Wednesday
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-10-23
MRS. INNE SCOTTEN-

Miss Mary i. Fitzgerald. sister OF
Rev Father James T. Fitzgerald. OF
ilavrc dc Grace. died at 81 Patrick's
rn.',ry. there suddenly. on Sunday
TIN married sisters. residents ni
I'a't'wrrr, a"d her brother. survive
ia.
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