The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-04-09


1.-The Craietown Base BAH team
was reorganizcd on March Is, with
thef GLOWING officers: VIM Craie.
ufer: Robert Campbell, captain. and
would ike to bear from other uni
formed teams Of this county. Address
all communications to William Craio.
Hythedale. Nd
Little Elk Tribe, No. 50, Imp. o.
n M, of Cherry Hill, will attend Di-s
Church, Elk Mills, tomorrow alter
noon, at 2.3o o'clock. A full attend
ance is requested.
Merritt N. Willitts and Jefferson
| B; Foard were on Easter Monday
chosen Senior and Junior Wardens,
| and w. D. Bradford. Joseph Biggs
George v. Peverley, J. G. Bragdon,
Frederick Brady, w. G. Lockwood
and Joseph Hanson Vestrymen Of St.
Anne's Church, Middletown.
| MIR. II. M. Duyckinck,s of Rising
Sun, was an Elkton visitor on Tues
day. Mr.. Duyckinck was showing a
beautiful Hupmobiie runabout, in
which several of our fellow-townsmen
enjoyed spin.
The William Kelley farm Of 90,
acres. located near. Kemblevi1le, has
been sold to George Wilkinson, for
$32oo.
| Horace and Frederick TAYLOR
sons of John Taylor, Of Richardsmere.
left on Tuesday for Nebraska, to work
J on the William Christie ranch, 50 miles
j from Ellsworth, the nearest postofice.
-Colora Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ,
on Saturday evening enjoyed fine
feast, following visit from State Off
cIals from Baltimore.
| --lhe rs acre property of William
Burke, the SLAYER Of John Mcnamara,
located near LewiVille. has been sold
to [. ]. Ferguson. of Kembleville, for
$52s.
An unoccupied frame dwelling.
owned by Mrs. Patrick Smith, located
/ near Sylmar was burned on Saturday
/, morning
The pupils of White Oak School,
Miss Helen Wells, principal, gave an
interesting MARYLAND Day program il
which Clara. Margaret and Walter
England. Maud Smith and Ada John
son took the leading parts There
was a drill by the primary gardcs and
an address by ]. r. Allen.
F. S. Terhune, OF New York. is
ha4ing large brick addition built at
his summer home in North East.
| Lewis Scott. of Rising Sun, who
recently invented an addition to com
! putting scales. il is reported has been
offered $4,000 for his patent right.
| Protests have been filed with Elk
ton Town Council against the practice
OF roller skating on the sidewalks.
The Woinsns Home and Foreign
Missionary Societies of New Castle
Presbytery will hold their annual
meetings in Hanover Church, Wash
ingtcn Heights. next Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, the Foreign So.
ciety on the first and the HONE on
the second day. Many delegates will
| attend the meetings.
Pennsylvania Rail- Dad florists have
more than 100000 ready for d:stribu-
tion for decorating station grounds
along its lines. Five hundred or more
stations will be supplied with flowers
and shrubbery during the spring.
! Overcome by heat, while working
with a team OF horses. an OK fell dead
one day this week on Hinford Green's
( place, near Rock Springs
Bridges on the Columbia & Port
Deposit Railroad are to be strength
ened. and some are to be widened to
pc perll,t 1naar ol tne use OF the heavier types
vi i9SomotiVes'
rwEVgrett ). braaiord mas bought
.L Exd'l rlughes iarm or 81 acres,
win improvements located near Le-
Vei' r., po,. :, :.
:. iIe ~ i,s ielinsy!Va'ila kailr4ad VIII 1t
Jaiu' nhely eel ria OF t9e Ola ice
eoo'ets a,tu pupis cups m its passen,
se, eoa''es anu SUBSTITUTE oostied
""'eI d 11,,.
h.. - iluieii.ison' OF lowhsend,
mas oeen apPoi''ted supervisor OF tne
SG"lh Vi. lle o'. Anne onurch Oinns
Giugl St;IM seepo'l Q! improved road, near
M1 MMlauietoWh' Which was resumed on
N'o'.rhy Thy
Llnt steamer Lord baitimore has
M .i us pidee Vi the Antnony Groves
-. ehe Eaiesson Line curing the lat
seI Iepdl'itirg ana repairing. lhe
lTliiier NJ ieaVes FhlladeIphia on Mon
Gay. a, meonesqay T ana FRIDAY and Bal
S Sl,lore on TUESDAY thursday and
od'uluay, plas;a. ri.
iGsiuelt lalt mas agreed to at
Iena the commencement OF Lincoln