The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-04-16

Miss Bessie Ewing and Miss Helen
Borland, Orgsnists; Fred Strickland,
Missionary Secretary and John Dou-
gherty, Missionary Treasurer, OF ST.
Johns Sunday School, Lewisville.
William T. V;nsinger has pur-
chased a fine 80 horse power five pas
sengcr Mitchell auto-car.
Clifford Armour succeeds Maivip
Grason. transferred to Media, as clerk
at Rising sun railway station.
-Octoraro NJ +. Church will hold
pie and cake social az Aman Fcrgu-
sons. next Wednesday evening.
-Swarthmore defeated Delaware
College on the formers diamond on
Wednesday, by score Of 9 TO 5.
The Elk Mills base ball club will
hold a box social at Arnold c. Cooks
this evening. Everybody IS invited to
attend.
The steamer Susquehal,na on
Wednesday made her first trip to
Port Deposit since the ice breakup
in January.
The cannery of John Whcalan,
with the machinery, at Oakwood, was
destroyed this week by fire oil suppos-
ed incendiary origin.
James Sieger is at Union Hospi-
tai for treatment oi broken arm.
caused by an accident on Tuesday, at
Kenmore Mills, Providence.
Oxford Board OF Hea tn on Tues
day ordered the public schools to be
closed until Monday on account Of
recent cases OF scarlet fever
Clarence Brown and another col
n,,I a.
charged with stealing lot OF lead "ipe
from Elwood Ba!derston OF Colora
"A festival will be held in the town
hall in Rising Sun next Wednes sda !,
and Thursday evenings by Harmony
Castle, Knights OF the Golden Eagle.
injured in an elevator accident
Charles C,.,"r"lman. Jr,, son of Char es
Churchman, formerly oi 0a, ~, -, It
years OF age, died in Wilmington on
Saturday
Fire, said to have been caused by
sparks from B. K O. r. r. engines,
burned over woods and fields in the
f,ark sdale, Ra'd, i.-Singct section
on Sunday.
Henry H. Mitchell succeeds Tay
lur W. McKcnney, resigned, as Chez
truckman and w. Fl. Marcus P. J. Nc
Gready, as director oi the Sinserly
Fire Company.
-Hallcys comet will appear in the
Eastern sky before sunrise until May
u. when ii will be seen in the west
after Sunset. Some observers say the
comets tail is missing.
District Superintendent Rev. +. l.
lloifecker will hold quarterly confer
cnce at Mt. Pleasant NJ. l.. Church
I Colora. at , p m. ot-day, and will
preach there at 7.3o D. m. tomorrow
w hlIc at work On "A tin rooi on the
Dcibert residence at Elk Landing. a.
Tuesday, George G. Shuster ie., &c
feet and was severely bruised and
shocked, but was not, it is Thought
seriously injured
One Of Henry II Mitchel's liv-
cry horses broke away while grazing
near the FAR Grounds yesterday, and
ran into the safety gates al Row
street. One OF its hind legs was badly
hurt about the hook.
The market spaces along the curb
on King street. Wilmington have been
remembered. The leases for the
! spaces will expire this month. and may
DC ODtalntd from Clerk OF the Market
| Lowe. Many farmers will hold their
old stands.
-Govcrnnr Crothcrs has named
James H. Smith. of Cec:iton, aud
Joseph B. Ewing. OF the Fourth dis.
trlst as the assessors at large for Ceci
county, under the bill providing for a
new general assessment in the coun-
| .cs oi the State
i he Glass OF 1910 Of Calvert Agri
cultural High School will give an en-
tc tainmont consisting 0i farce in
tvs" act tnt:t.cd My Cousin Tonmy''
l"d a 'mcdv in one act cnt tied His
Mode ,'tc', on April y. at 7..,c D. m
| Adm' H. = and * cents.
Joshua Clayton, Esq, vase hosen
President, Fred II. Lefller, Secretary
and treasurer. and Howard Johnson
| Mana 'r and Captain oi the Elkton
| Base Ball Club. reorganized at a meet
ing held on Saturday evening
team VIII be made up of local PLAYERS
aud with proper support will strive
| tn make unII rpEprJ