The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-10-22
LOCAL JOTTINGS

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Wednesday evening in Elkton Pres
byterian Church, by Proi. T. Leslie
Carpenter muaica director at the
coming Teachers Institute, to which
the teachers and the pub ic' are in
vited
Miss Alice II. Frazer, teacher OF
music at Ekton High School, will
serve as pianist at the Teachers In
stitute mex tweek, and will use Stieff
piano, through the courtesy OF its
well known Baltimore makers.
The Belle Hill Poultry Range,
near town, has been sold by Mrs. +.
w. Russell to f. X Vail. OF New
York City
Work on the sewer extension
along East Main street, from DR.. ia
mars residence to Lees store, is to
begin, and will require two weeks or
more for its completion.
-Creosoted timber castings for the
American Telegraph and Telephone
Company's underground conduit for
its wires through this county are ar
about to begin.
Rev. Samuel NJ Perry, of Elkton
formerly OF Chesapeake City, has been
selected as temporary pastor of Pen
cader Presbyterian Church, Glasgow,
vice DR.. I. c. Potter who has resign
ed, owing to his increasing deafness,
and will engage in literary work in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. A. L. Barry, of Port Deposit,
was stricken with paralysis at her
home on Sunday, but was reported
somewhat improved later in the week.
j II. Nj Garner, OF Warwick, has
a new automobile
The Cherry Hill Band will give a
concert at its festival to be held this
evening in the Red Mems Hall. Ice
cream. cake and candy will be on sale.
Everybody welcome.
Orders as to various estates in
course OF settlement were passed at a
held on Tuesday.
Sheriff McAllster on Monday
took Charles Johnson and Morris La
rue, colored, to the penitentiary on
Monday The former is to serve two
years for larceny, and the latter three
years for deadly assault. Oscar Coates
and Harrison Boldly, both colored,
were taken to the House OF Correc-
ton on Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff
Stewart. Both will serve one year,
the former Tor larceny and the latter
Tor common assault.
The Scott Fertilizer Company is
having 100 horse power gas engine
installed at its plant to be run by a
generator using pea coal. The gas
engine will supplement the steam en-
CINE and will be coupled to the same
main shaft.
The old directors and officers were
reelected AT the annual meeting OF
the James f. Powers Foundry Com
pany. of Elkton, held on Monday, when
dividend OF 3 per cent was declared
"A bake will be he'd this alter
noon ytne teachers and pupils OF the
Howard street school i'll the office
building, next to Murray's store, late
iy occupied by DR.. ". T. Morrison
The Eikton cannery closed ON
Tuesday with pack but two per cent
smaller than last years. 1900 cases
OF sweet potatoes were packed this
year by way OF experiment, and a
larger pack may be made next year.
"A local option meeting in favor
OF the present prohibitory law, viii
be held i'll Jackson Hal, Cowantown
this evening. Frank Z. Williams, edi
tor of the WIG and others viii
speak. Splendid music. Everybody
invited.
-Neighbors on Saturday, managed
to put out a fire in Henry Mullen!
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Il stove upSetting while Mrs. Muller
was placing linoleum under it, on thu
floor.
-Jefe-son b Foard. OF Middle.
town, has so i his iimc black mare
Una b., fy Barnett t., 2ool-2, to X
G. Fibcrt, Tor 5000, Tor use under th'
saddle by his daughter
Trying to hive swarining bees
Jesse Williams, OF Woodlawn, Wa,
lady stung about the eyes.
p. +. Hoffman, OF Downlngtown
Pa, has purchased Mrs. Esther +
Barnes 10 acre property in the fourtl
district. for $1,000.
George \. Bake, Attorney, 81
Tuesday sold the l'rceman's Mil prop
erty in the Second district, to ". II
Salmon, OF Elkton. Tor $2525 +. NJ
Groves was aucuOnccr.
congressman Ta.Lott will Speal
at meeting in Have de Grace. oil
November ).
The recent carnjva held by tn
young people OF Leeds NJ. p. Churcl
rctted upwards oi $500 ior the i'm
provcmcnt fund
The Cecil Farmers Club held it
October meeting at Wayne Reynolds
near Rising Sun, on W ednesday.
Premiums for cakes. pies, CHINA