The midland journal., 1910-11-04

The registered vote Of Hartford county
is 1880.
The macadah road from Bel Air te
Kalmia has been given top-dressing oi
tar and gravel by the State Road author
tiles.
An execution for $r,5oo against Horace
B. Whitman, of Unicorn, Pa, has been
issued by Sarah A. Grove Of Lancaster
county.
! The Eastern Shore Ground Bone ant
Shell Company, a poultry food coporation
has provided Seaford, DEL, with new
industry.
T. K. Stubbs. of Oxford. has secured :
pension for Mrs. Gertrude Taylor, o.
colora. widow of the late Levi Kirk, q
Glen Roy.
Mrs. Murray vandiver, Of Havre dc
Grace, has 6-year-old banana tree in
bearing, the first one ever knowA in tina,
section of Maryland.
Found guilty of violating the KEN
county local option law, William K,
Walters was fined $500 and sentenced to
~ months in the House of Correction.
Fire Saturday night destroyed two
large stacks of wheat on the farm owned
by Edward Mollitor near Elkton. together
with threshing rig owned by the, New:
Bros.
The Hartford Historical Society ha:
elected these officers: President A. F.
Galbreath; vice-president ]. M. Street
secretary and treasurer. J. A. Shriver
librarian, H. S. o NeilI
The trustees of the Union M. E. church
will hold an oyster supper at the home o.
]. B. Nickle, near Fremont, on Friday
evening, November 4th. If stormy, will
be held the following evening.
The fine dairy farm Of Harrison
Schnader, embracing 13o acres, with i'm
provements, in Doe Run Valley London.
derry township, Pa. has been purchased
by Norman Ankney for $4,000.
Charged with violating the Cecil coun
ty local option law, Cora Frances
Mabel Frances, Harry Wilson, Charlie:
Garrison and Charles Williams. of Fred
ericktown, have been lodged in Elktor
jail.
The Havre de Grace Town Council ha:
passed an ordinance prohibiting the use o.
chains for brakes on wagons, dragging
logs through the streets and the placing o.
|cleats upon traction engine wheels, while
passing over the streets of the town.
The News announces delivery wagon
travelling from Oxford to the surround
ing villages for the purpose of delivering
merchandise from the various stores O.
Oxford is the latest project to be consider
ed by the Business Mems League. of tha
town.
Winfield Lee was seriously injured
while assisting at the barn raising on tn.
farm of John A. Brown. near Chestnu
Level, Pa. on Friday. A heavy girdel
fell while being placed in position
striking Lee, cutting deep cash in hi.
breast and breaking his shoulder blade.
The first entertainment of the course I,
be held in Rising Sun hall this seasor
will be given on Wednesday evening
Nov. 9, by the Robley Male Quartet
which rank among the best in the country
In addition to the, usual program o
quartet songs and solos. they present ;
Mellophone quartet and a one-ac
sketch, The Trials of College Poet.
The sketch is jolly. rousing farce
Course tickets, $3.50. single admission
35c; on sale at E. T. Reynolds.
Snsquehanna Lodge of Masons. Of
Havre de Grace, has been presented with
a gavel by A. D, Spencer, who spent tn,
summer travelling in the far east. Will,
in Jerusalem Mr.. Spencer visited Kinl
Solomon's quarries and selected the ston,
from which the gavel is made. TIL,
handle is olive wood secured on tn,
Mount of Olives. The box containing
the gavel which is also made of oliv,
wood from the Mount of Olives. has 4
beautifully inlaid border of different wood:
from the Holy Land.
Young Friends Association will be
held Sabbath afternoon. nth Month 9th
at a;3o o'clock. Opened by two selec
readings. rst. A paper prepared by Jesse
Holmes, Of Swarthmore College. Sub
iecs "A Larger Fellowship"
and. Extracts from the writings Of
orison Marden. editor of Success Maya
zine. Subject. "Good Cheer"
Robert Pyle, Jr.. who spent some time
H. n. cs.l