The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-06-04
There will be preach. ng at ion. 5

There will be preaching at jon
Chapel tomorrow at 2:3o p. m.
-Locusts. but not the " year breed
are looked Tor in small numbers III
early June.
-Children's Day services will lie
held in Sylmar NJ. f. Church on Sun
day, June 10.
Newark is having building boom
as fully thirty structures are in course
OF erection there.
-Children's Day will be observed
at Union NJ. +. Church on June .2o.
Services. 7:,,o p. m. -,
Perkins Chapel Sunday School viii
hold strawberry festival next We'd
nesday evening, June 3.
The ladies OF White CLAW Greek
PRESBYTERIAN congregation cleared $40
from their festival last week,
The ladies OF Trinity congregation,
Elkton, will hold strawberry ieSti-
val on Wednesday evening, June Is.
Nelson James, OF Harrsvile. near
Rising Sun, while passing under barb
ed wire fence during a storm, last
week, was severely stunned.
While hunting for eggs i'll the barn
little daughter OF Paul McMulen, OF
Lombard. iell down the chute and
broke her arm one day last week.
Ashley Taylor iell 20 feet IRON a
scaffold on new house at Fords
Landing, one day last week, but es-
capped with a sprained ankle and some
bruises.
Governor Crothers has accepted an
invitation to award the diplomas to
the graduates oi Tong School at its
commencement on Thursday evening.
June II.
DIR. A. d. McConachic NAV b.
consulted at Union Hospital alter 2;3o
p. III. by persons needing advice or
treatment for eye, ear, nose and throat
troubles.
II. NJ. Lockwood, OF Middlctown,
has been awarded the contract Tor a
concrete bridge at Noxentown Mi
dam in St. Georges hundred al his bid
of $500.
John II. Kimble. Secretary OF the
Board oi Trustees OF Tome Institute,
ell from a cherry tree at his home on
Wednesday morning and was shaken
up severely.
The festival held last week by the
Young Mems Social and Literary So
ciety OF Pleasant Hill for the benefit
OF the building fund ior their new
hall, yielded $47.
The ladies OF H"pewell NJ. +.
Church will hold festival ON the
Church lawn on Wednesday evening,
June 8. ii that evening is stormy.
come the next fair evening.
Clarence White. the II year Old
SON oi Mrs. Joseph Alexander, who
formerly lived on the Terry property
near Richardsmere, died recently OF
hvdrophobia. at McCall's Ferry.
Examinations Tor teachers cert
hcates Will be he'd in the Howard
street school, Elkton, june &, 9, 10 and
II. For Normal School scholarships
examinations will be held on june &
-Tavor Johnson, OF Lower Ok
ford, was thrown IRON his wagon Oh
last Friday on the road near William
Moore's premises. His collar bone
was broken, his shoulder injured and
he got several bruises,
While helping to unload car oil
heavy timber at Port Deposit on Sat
urdav week, Harvey II. Bristow Of
Havrc de Grace, was struck on the leg
bv one OF the by one OF the pieces and
the bone was broken below the knee
He was sent to the City Hospital. Bal
timore. for treatment
The ladies' OF Middle Neck and
Warwick sections will hold a runmage
sale in Merritt's Hall Tor the benefit
OF Union Hospital, Elkton, June 9
from 10 a. IN. to 10 p. IN. Ice cream
and cake will be on sale Contribu-
tons are invited and may be lett al
| Miss Blanche Wright's home i'll War
wick