The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-31
LOCAL JOTTINGS


The Circuit Court will resume its
sessions on Tuesday next at 10 a. m,
after adjournment for the holidays.
The docket contains large number
OF cases yet to be heard
The congregation OF the Peoples
Church, Dover, presented their pas
tor KEY. DIR. A. w. Lightbourne,
SIPS 1t Christmas and the choir added
$50 in gold. His son. 4. V. Light
bourne. director OF the church or
chestra, received $40.
Lionel Bailey young harness
maker, OF Middletown, died at Ihco-
dore Whitelock'S home III that town
on December ", or 4ropSy, aged 20
years. He was member OF Seneca
Tribe OF Red Men and had large
circle OF young friends. His funeral
was held last " cdncsday with inter
ment in Forest Cemetery.
The family and relatives OF Mrs.
a, IL. Curricr, who was buried De
cembcr 10, from Frcnchtown. desire
to express their profound gratciulncss
to their friends.
Young Friends Association will be
held tomorrow, New Years Day, at
23o O'Clock. Opened by reading, AL
bert l., Ruluupton address. Past.
Present and Future, f. K Burlington;
paper, brotherhood II Man, Belle
Haincs Common, offerings. Howard
Brown, Brutun Nchps, and others
interested IN general discussion. Al
bert L. Burlington, Superintendent.
The Baltimore sun, in comment
ing on the cunduc, OF the Office oil
Register o. Wills OF Baltimore. has
the following to say;--A new record
in the receipts oi the Office OF Regis
ter OF Wills was established for the
fiscal year ended November 80, by
Register Howard w Jackson, who
viii send today his fourth quarterly
chez kand statement to State Comp
trollcr William T. Clagett For the
year the total receipts al the Office
were S35S,3II..3S, OF this sum S47,-
7ISSS was paid a, salaries OF the en-
ploycS and officials ior printing and all
other expenses. which leaves bal
ancc OF $500. So 81. which goes 10 the
State Comptroller According to the
records oi this office, this latter sum
exceeds all other amounts turned over
TO the State iur any year by over $780,
600 (Mr Jackson is a former llSyrc
dc Gracean, and is wei, known IN this
county,
The inmates oi the Insane Asy-
lum and the AIMS House were given
a bomtiiul Christmas treat ON De
ccmbcr -, made up ot substautals
and knick -kuack> ui holiday variety,
which was enjoyed hv the recipients.
The contributors were Rulcy Kirk,
John NJ. Reed, Byron Bouchclic. w.
L Penn, J. T. Stcc C. Mr.. aoud Mrs.
Henry Nir"inecr, Roger Witworth,
Mrs J. Kcithlcy. J. { McCaucy, Mrs.
C. NJ BouLcn. Daniel Terrell, Mrs.
J. b. Heath. Arthur Harvey Mrs. W,
Arthur M'r""ilr Charles n IIcatzlg.
!. "a, II. Terrell. john T. Goncc, f. T.
hcr, Harry K Boulder. Don Price,
+. n. Sweet, T.. " Taylor, Taylor *
Reynolds, r ! Murray. W u Brat
ton, S Is. Gray Carhart X Co., T.. 7.
Mahuncy. NJ. G. Scarborough, Mr..
and Mrs John " Malone. J Frank
Blake. g. l. II. Bake. john Heron,
Miss McNamcc. MIR, Charles Bay
ard, DR.. and Mrs. lIousckccpcr, Mrs.
George Williams. Mr., Curtis vii
liamS. o. { Giles, Reed & Som Ed
win II Galahcr
The Ladies Md Society OF Union
NJ. f. Church va, entertained by Mrs.
Emma Smith l;,t evening
The cary ,nuwal shortened the
cunning season which closed on Sat
urday
Tho S,udclakcr Bros. Company,
OF Wilmington, hag, c'Ucrcd to Dr.
Can,wcli oft North East. Md, Elan
drrS IN k,.j-f,r automobile