The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-10-01
LOCAL JOTTINGS

Mrs. Enoch Mccullough caught
her foot in rug Their home in Port
DEPOSIT on Sunday She fell forward
and he rleft arm was fractured at the
wrist and elbow. Mrs. McCullough's
age, 70 years, makes her injury more
serious than usual.
Principal Horace Gillespie of
West Nottingham Academy, gave a
reception last Thursday night to pat
rons and pupils OF the historic school.
-Colora residents want new roau
from West Nottingham avoiding the
rise near Wley's store
Rev. J. Gibson CAN'T, OF Denton,
formerly OF North East, has been i'll
and unable to perform for some time
past his duties as rector of Christ
Church, Denton, and st. Mary's
Church White Chapel
John Carroll, OF Woodlawn, is
critically i'll after being run over by
a wagon loaded wit h atom and quar-
ter OF lime.
-Enoch Mccullough has been elect
ed President and C. S. Abrahams Sec
rotary OF the Woodlawn Camp Meet
ing Association
TIC llipl oFClilCllt vi Track pI CHI
ium, $1,000 offered by the Pennsy-
lvania Railroad for this year on its
system east OF Pittsburg, has been
awarded to Supervisor H. E. Waters
and his assistant OF the Baltimore
Springfield section Of the p, B. & w.
R. r.
Because on its excessive cost,
County Engineer w. ID Hines has
suspended work nthe two mile sec
ton OF improved road leading from
Rising Sun to Red Pump.
No rain ha sfallen in the Port DIT
posi- section for upwards OF hundred
days.
Former Assistant County Treas
urer George G.. Hopkins of Colora,
now representing prominent medi-
medicine firm, was i'll town on Thurs
day greeting friends here. He left on
a nine months business trip mainly
in the South
Low water in the Octoraro is
forcing the Cecil Paper Mills to work
at intervals only.
Rev w "A. Wise, former pastor
OF North East NJ E Church, con-
tinues critically i'll with heart trouble
at his home at Centreville, Md
Baltimore drops under the new
census from sixth to seventh place
among the large cities OF the United
States, yielding to Cleveland with a
population of 565,663 against Bati-
more's 55S,4S5, and but little ahead of
Pittsburg, which ranks eighth in size.
William B. Biggs, of Middletown,
has sold r. T. c. his noted trotting
stallion, to Columbu SO. party, for
it is reported, big figure
Mr., and Mrs. William J. Cloud,
of Elk Mex e. T. B. Day, s. J. Rec
der, Samuel Burns, and N. c. Alexan-
der, OF North East attended the G.. A.
X. Encampment in Atlantic City, last
week.
Samuel Little, proprietor OF the
Maryland Home Rising Sun, wanted
Tor some time past on charges pre-
ierred against him. who disappeared
several weeks ago, was found there on
Saturday night. He was arrested and
released on $500 bail furnished by his
mother, for his appearance at Deem
Der Court
-Drs Lewis, OF Middletown, and
Cobb, OF Clayton, made fast trips in
automobiles on Sunday to treat Bur
ton Mannering, OF Blackbird, I8 years
old, who had broken both arms by
falling into ditch while playing with
comrades
Mrs. l.. II. Bennett will hold her
fall opening on Wed oesday and Thurs
day. Public is invited.
Rev. c. F. Mccullough will give
an illustrated lecture on "In His
Steps in the Chaple at Providence on
Tuesdly evening, October 4. I'M
GLIDING the six illustrated hymns used
in connection with the lecture, there
will be a hundred and fifty beautiful
stereopticon pictures shown. The adj