The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-10-08
LOCAL JOTTINGS

"A patent has been issued TO Geo.
E. Wright, OF Aberdeen, for machine
for scalding and washing vegetables
The remains of c. Oliver White, a
grandson OF James T. Russell, of Hav-
re de Grace, who died in New York
last Thursday, were inferred in Angel
Hill Cemetery, Havre de Grace, on
Sunday.
State Road Engineers have com
pletcd a survey Tor section of the
Bel Air-Conowingo road from point
near Lutz Corner to the former town
entering it between the railroad sta
ton and the street known as Broad
way.
Among remonStrances against the
issue OF liquor licenses filed by Caleb
Z. Burchenal, counsel for the Law
and Order Society of New Castle
county are one each against Arthur
McCloskey at Summit Bridge, aud
Calvin Stidham, of Odessa.
H ousebreakers keep busy in Hsv
re dcGrace. Six or more residences
have been entered within = fortnight,
among others c. c. Pusey's, R. W..
Strawbridges X. H. Leitheiser's and
Mrs. f. Huber's. At Mrs. Huber's Sc
was taken from a drawer OF buffet
but two gold watches were not dis
tdrbed
"A parish house ior social and other
purposes with kitchen attached, will
be erected by the Ladies Aid Society
OF Ebenezer NJ +. Church, Greenhurst
Newark residents witnessed a
steam thrcsher at work last week, al
Edward Wilson's barn on Main street
where the wheat was hauled from the
field.
Edward Johnson. coiored. OF Mid
hctoWn, is charged i'll Wilmington
with stealing bananas from stand al
Front and Market street i'll that city
Edward Krouse. the eight year ole
Havre de Grace child, i'll with MANTLE
paralysis, is showing signs oi recov.
cry
The Hebrew New Year 5o72 begar
on Monday evening, and its celebra.
ton viii last for ten days, ending witt
\ ON kippur, on the Day 81 Atone
mcnt
James NJ Pennington has purchas-
Cd ". 7. Singles, Jr.'s residence in the
East End OF Newark
Col ections with liberal returns
have been taken i'll the Catholic
Churches OF the Wilmington Dinoces,
for the purchase fund OF the new Epis
copal residence i'll that city.
Work on the remaining portion o
the Elkton S:ngerly SEXTON OF i'm
proved road is progressing.
Sturgeon are reported reappear
ing i'll Elk river where in former year:
they were quite plentiful
TRINITY congregation Will hold il;
first monthly social OF the iai anc
winter, i'll the Parish House, Elkton
next Wednesday evening, at o clock
\ full attendance is invited.
William J. Pierce, OF the Color;
section, has purchased the Alber
Preston iarm which adioins his owl
property. for $4,000
Mobile, the young daughter oi
| Elmer McCardell, OF Colora. is re
ported i'll with iniantile paralysis.
The new census shows Oxford
population to be 1890. gain OF abou
| $50 III the past ten years.
| "A recent census OF Zion is said t.
show 20 dwellings,, with 10 residents
| one infant, four year old child, an,
two school children The houses are
as rule, quite roomy with spaciou
| grounds attached
Rev. J. p. Otis, of Grecnsborough
| Md, will preach at West Amwel
| Chapel perkins MemoriaD on Sunday
October 10, at 3 o'clock p. m. All ar
invited to come out. Sunday Schoo
at 80 o'clock.
The Barnes farm OF % acres, nea
| Cowantown, has been sold to Down
;ngtown. Pa, parties for $2,75o.
| H. J. Effing, OF Rising Sun, ha
sold his business to M. Ely & Son, re
Gently OF Trenton. N. J.. and will re
move to Philadelphia. Mr. Efing cam
to Rising Sun twenty-one years ag
and has been eight times mayor O
the town
| Traffic was delayed for some tim
on the P, B. & w.. X. r. on Wednes
day evening by derailed freight ca
at Pencader Station, near Newark.
| j +. Digges, of North East, i
seeking location for ashrt factor
in Newark, free of rent for year
| LOG tickets were sold at Elkton o.
Thursday for Wilmington, where til
great Firemen's parade was held.
The Prairie Lilies Wild Wes
Show will exhibit at Elkton Ball Parl
netx Tuesday afternoon and evening
Quite heavy frost was seen b.
| ear,y risprS II, various certippc nj III
county on Monday morning.
The Taylor Nesb:tt property a
Sylmar has been sold to William Nor
rison.
John H. Kimble, OF Port Deposit
is attending the National Farmers
| Congress in Lincoln, Neb,, this week
A COW iell upon James McCush, o
| the Rising Sun section while he wa