The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-11-19
LOCAL JOTTINGS

owned by farmer named McCloskey.
OF the Chestnut Hill section, near
Newark, on the leg, WINE passing
along road, cuttIn ga bad cash,
which Or. Horch.n clcsed with strt mes
line pennant OF the Tri- County
Base bal League won by the Havre
de urace team, IS on display there A
fine silk american nag, SKY feet, with
blae streamer 4xo leet, inscribed
Tri-Coun.y League, 100 Champion
ship 'io.4ns the trophy.
.-Lenl-a Hand Gree OF Kings
Daug h,ers, OF North East, viii meet
at Mrs. j. F. Diggs in December.
The November meeting was at Miss
Bessie Wngates in Elk Neck. Mrs.
Joseph Beiqamn and Mrs. b. M Ma
honey were appointed delegates to
the baltimore Convention.
Washington College scored not
allie victory on the gridiron at Ches-
tertown on Saturday over the strong
eleven OF Rutgers College, winning by
to 5.
-navre de Grace High School and
West Nottingham Academy football
teams played on the lattcrs grounds
on Saturday. the former winning by
a score of Is to O.
Justice Hutton, in Baltimore last
Thursday, gave judgment for SOC. 10,
claimed by Bernhard Levy, of Havrc
de Grace, for damages to his automo-
bile which he ran into culvcrt on
September 4 to avoid head-on COLI
sion with another machine driven BY
Harry Nlcodemus, OF Baltimore, who
failed TO give warning at cross roads
where the accident occurred.
William r. Hill and Earl G. Det-
wiler, the former said to hail from this
county, will be given hearing next
Tuesday, on the charge OF deadly as
saut upon Alfonso Ranali, at Angus
tine Paper Mills, Wilmington, on No
vember 5, in quarrel following a
wrestling match.
We, will furnish to the Book Clubs
single volumes, $I.o5. 20 volumes,
SEQ. Any new book can be furnished
one week after its publication. All
mail orders i'll five days--R B. FRA
EEK. MOT
The Singcrly Fire Company held
pinochle tournament on Thursday
evening.
Cecil and Hartford Knights OF
Pythias held their fifth annual district
convention, in Port Deposit. on Mon
day night, at the close of which a feast
was enjoyed.
Tx Cecil Farmers Club held its
November meeting on Wednesday at
J. II. Maxwe!fs home. near Principle.
The grave OF William Paca, one
OF the Maryland signers OF the Declar-
alton OF independence, in theburial
ground, on the Bishop farm, in Wye
Neck, Queen Anne's county, has been
marked by marble monument weigh
ing three tons and suitably inscribed.
erected by the Maryland Sons of the
Revolution.
DIR. Thomas 5. Baker, Director Of
the Tome School for Boys, Mr.. Charles
Miner Stevens, head OF the Depart
ment OF English, and Mr.. Cecil A. Ew-
ing, head OF the Department OF Mathc-
mates, will attend the meeting OF the
Association OF Colleges and Prepare
tory Schools OF the Middle States and
Maryland, TO be held at Lehigh Uni
verslty, November 25 and 20.
-NeV' EaWin Gardner has been IN
V'ed 70 continue as pastor Oh Chesa-
peaNe City NJ, +. Church.
y 'o.orea hahu on T. r. J. >ard
farm turned recent y Spanish dollar
coined III lz7S. in almost perfect con-
dtion.
y Team OF horses driven by web
ster me Oh the MINI district, we're
iriShtenld on the road last FRIDAY
and ran away. One horse he'd PACK,
anu inc wagon struck ana broke one OF
It's Iess. Later the morse was killed.
ai'Ue' huston, OF me Lewl5"!!!e
SecNon' mas PuchaSed Howard u
hASoh 2l7 acre farm i'll Lower Ok
IQIu oMllehlp on private terms winch
howard L. Hrier, the purchaser bro
ther-'h-!a"' II Is sad, VIII manage
next year
-Juhh ANDERSON, VINO manages the
Walker farm, near Lombard was
STRUCK On Inc knee by ia.llng fence
post ABOUT TWO weeks ago. he wound
sathered and mas confined him to bed
a grave N the family lot III West
Nottihs, nam cemetery was dug, on
lhStr'c'ionS' Tor the remains oi John
"a a