The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-11-05
LOCAL JOTTINGS

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F. {. Williams, Editor OF the
WING, was campaigning for several
days this week in Baltimore and West
ern Maryland.
Continuous heavy ifosts occurred
on Saturday morning ana several morn
ings of this week with temperatures
close to, and in exposed places below,
freezing.
A Chrysanthemum Tea will be
held i'll James NJ. f. ChLrch, Rising
Sun, next Thursday evening, Novem-
Der 10.
Miss McKenna, OF North East sec
ton, was operated on on Wednesday
morning in the German Hospital in
Philadelphia, and is improving rapidly
The congregation OF St. Paul N
E. Church, Wilmington, who recently
sold the edifice for $50 900, will build
a new one on Jackson street, near
Cool Spring Park
Thieves keep busy in Newark, and
attempted to enter the residences Of
Jacob Thomas, Harry Tweed and
others, on successive nights last week.
The ladies OF Flint Hill Church
will serve poultry and oyscter sup
per for its benefit, next Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, from 5 to 9
O'Clock
Silver and Liddell's cSnnery at
Liberty Grove, packed 1900 cases OF
tomatoes this season.
"A. d. Spencer has presented Sus-
quehanna Lodge A. F. & A. M. OF
Havre de Grace, with a gavel made OF
a piece OF stone from King Solomon's
quarry at Jerusalem and handle Of
wood from tree on the Mount OF
Olives.
A. B. Lake, OF Havre de Grace,
has opened grocery in the vacant
Hurn store building on Main street.
Hog cholera is prevalent in upper
Kent county, one farmer of the Galena
section, having lost u porkers within
short period recently
Work has been resumed on the
Rising SunRed Pump section OF State
road.
Jacob A. Null, OF Newark, while
at work in one OF the fibre mills there
one day last week. scraped the skin
from his hand. Blood poison has since
developed, causing much pain
H. M. Lockwood, contractor for
the Noxentown bridge, near Middle
town, has agreed that wages due his
hands shall be paid out OF sums due
him, and it is likely that his bondsmen
will finish the work.
The recent oyster and poultry sup
per held for the benefit OF Armstrong S
Chapel, near Middletown, yielded net
profits OF $40, which will be applied
toward repairs.
--Dun's Agency gives the number
of failures in Delaware for nine months
OF 1910, as seventeen with liabilities OF
$64,24o against twenty four with LA
bilrtts OF $94,246 in 1909.
Judge John c. Rose has decided il
the l. S Court at Baltimore, that divi-
derds in the hands OF trustees in bank
ruptcy are not subject to attachment
:, he ladies OF Newark Presbyter.
ian congregation will hold rummage
sale in the rail- above the Ledger office
this evening. Proceeds for the benefit
OF the church.
The Circuit Court OF Kent county
decided that it had no authority tC
direct County Treasurer Tarbutton tc
deposit the county funds in the scvera
banks in CheStcrtown.
-Rean Whitehurst, West Noting,
ham Academy student, in recent loot
ball game, broke a bone i'll his hanc
and one of his ribs, and has gone tc
his home in Baltimore for treatment
bishop Monaghan, on Tuesday II
Wilmington, Dreamed to minor order!
Henry Nergcincr, Albert Flichncr anC
Francis X kleibcr, students i'll Tho
Seminary OF the Ohlate Fathers OF ST
Francis dc SAFES. at Childs, who vii
later be candidates for the priesthood
Cora Frances, Mabel Frances
Harry Wilson, Charles Garrison ant
Char.cs Williams, ali co,ored, OF til,
Frcdcricktown section, were rounded
up by the county authorities at Cecil
ton on Sunday, and lodged in Jail TO-
December Court, charged with selling
liquor III the First district.
Thieves on Saturday night broke
into the station at Chadds Ford, Oh
the Central X. r. They carried off al
ovcrcoat and two other coats, but go
no cash plumber.
-Ihc Centennial on the FrlcluS
Meeting House at Harrisville. ne&
Rising Sun, is to be observed mex
year. The building has been great.
improved, and the burial ground pu
in order by an association OF younge
Frienas, oi which Barclay Reynolds
of Philadelphia, is President, AM
Wayne Reynolds, Secretary.
Mrs kebcccG Tyson, widow o
John Ty,,n, died at the home OF he
daughter, Mrs Sarah Mahan, in Hav
re de Grace, last Thursday, aged s