The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-09-03
LOCAL JOTTINGS

Charles B. Lort, OF Iewisville. Pa,
has been appointed night clerk at Elk
ton Railroad station.
"A quarry has been opened at Syl-
mar to supply stone for the new State
Road in upper Cecil.
Work will soon start on the A. Je-
del Company's fireworks factory near
the P, Z. K W. r. r. station at New
ark.
Thrown from carriage in a run
away, near Pilot, one day this week,
Miss Ella Irimbie was more or less
hurt.
The opponents Of liquor license in
Pencader and White Clay Creek hun
dreds held rally in Glasgow Presby-
terian Church on Tuesday.
-Goulden Bros, of Wilmington.
who recently opened spar quarry at
Rock Springs, it is reported, have
ceased work there and are removing
machinery
The peach crop in Ken, has been
abundant, but many varieties rotted on
the trees, and it is said that prices were
not profitable. The Kieier pear crop
promises 10 prove ialr.
Tommy M, the well known
Kent county trotter, IS years old, with
a record of 2J6, at Timonium, died at
the home OF his owner. James Mckee,
in Morgnec, one night last week.
The concrete steps and walk laid
this week by Mr. VIM H. NJ. Rambo,
of Elkton, at the home Of L. R. At
kinson, near Rising Sun, is specimen
Of Mr. Rambo's ability as q concrete
worker.
Mrs. George West, OF New Bridge,
near Rising Sun, killed with broom
handle a blacksnake that dropped from
a pair of trousers which she had taken
from a hook and was shaking at her
home, one day this week.
DIR. ]. G. Dennis, of Perryville, has
resigned as chairman of the Red Mems
parade which is to take place on Labor
Day (September 81. DR.. Dennis says
there will be no parade across the
bridge to Havre de Grace.
Joel J. Garter, of Rising Sun, and
Rev ]. p Otis, former pastor OF
James M. F. Church in that town, have
been GU botanizing trip along the
ChpptSnk, Nanticoke and Pocomoke
rivers on the Eastern Shore.
The Battleship Delaware will an
Choir off Deep Water Point, midway
between Wilmington and New Castle
from October 1 to 3. when she VIII
receive the silver service presented by
the people Of the Diamond State.
State Game Warden Horace F.
Harmonson has moved his office from
Berlin, Worcester county, to the IN
ion Trust Company Building, Balti
more, where O. B. Smith, OF Leonard
town, St. Marys county, is Clerk i'll
charge.
.,;rEss ahr> DENLY, coored. of Middle
~ EIeriered in Wilmington i'll a
town. lrpttween another negro and
quaaaa. on Monday. The woman's as
sailant threw his arms around Denby's
neck and chewed his nose nearly off
before releasing him.
Bethel NJ. P. Sunday School will
hold their annual picnic on Saturday,
September &c, III the grove adjoining
the church In the evening there will
be festival with the X. M. {. Band
of North East in attendance. All come
and have a good time.
Seven residents Of Port Deposit
and neighborhood, Misses Mare
I.amm, Bessie Tome, James knight,
Charles Nesbi,t, Gabriel Shade and
Edward Jews-underwent operations,
several for appendicitis at Union Hos
pital, Elkton, last week.
George W. Aurd has purchased
from Z. H. Beck. OF MiddletoWn,
agent, Hiram NJ Pleasanton's farm OF
Io7 acres, IN Nancc's Neck, Tor $500.
Owen II. McCurdy has purchased
Henry /. Nef's farm on Cedar Lane
road, Containing 81 acres, for $500
Rev. II. w Kellogg, pastor OF
Grace M. T. Church, Wilmington,
well known n Cecil as commence
mrrt orator and Rev. Alfred f.
Craig, pastor Of Broad Street Church,
Columbus, O., will exchange places
with the consent OF the Presiding Bis
hops of Wilmington and Ohio Confer
enccs.
A valuable horse. recently pur-
chased by Henry Dcihert's Sons from
Vinslnger x Pippin, was killed this