The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-07-16
LOCAL NEWS

Jackson Sunday School will hold
a lawn iete at the home of Miss Verna
M. Scott, at Cowantown, Saturday
evening, July 10.
The Sunday School OF Asbury M f.
Church will hold festival on July FL
on the lawn opposite Mr.. Joel r.
next fair evening All welcome.
The Woodlawn y will hold festi-
val on the church lawn, Thursday
evening, July 81. If stormy, next Gear
evening.
A dance will be given at Spa Spring
pavilion, near Chesapeake City, on
Wednesday evening next
North Bluff" the charming home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. McCloskey. on Elk
,wer. has been enjoying a most de-
lighttul house party the past week
with guests from any points.
The Methodist Chapel at Providence
will have their Children's service, Sun
day evening, July ".
town, formerly OF Port Deposit, is
reported steadily Improving after his
recent operation and is now allowed
solid food by his physicians.
Ch;ldren's Day exercises will be held
at Crouch's Chapel. tomorrow even
ing, at 8 o'clock.
Roads Engineer Hines, the other
day. started to look for the Tucker
farm, near town, with the view to judg-
ing of some needed repairs to the ROAD
adjoining, and after faring some dis
tance was surprised when getting his
bearings from colored farmer, to
learn that he was in Delaware. The
engineer can find roads enough need
ing attention on the Maryland side OF
the line.
Deibert Bros. G. Conner, of Elkton,
have purchased large tract Of land
on the farm OF the late Judge Waters.
in Hartford county The timber will be
cut and sawed and shipped here for
use in building barges.
H. c. Nickle has been appointed
assessor for the Seventh district in
place OF X. a Stephenson, resigned.
The assessors on Thursday received
their boks, blanks, etc, preparatory
'c II ginning their work under the
n " law
Miss Estelle Haines will give a
musical entertainment on the lawn at
her home, Glen Mary next Friday
evening, al s o'clock. Tickets OH sale
at Wells,
Edith Hughes, colored, II years Did,
OF Concord, Second district, is in jail
here charged with being incorrige cable
and will be sent to reform school.
M. Love, ''d:nkey' engineer at
the Henry Clark stone quarry, at
Conuwingo, was overcome b ythe heat
on Saturday and was reported at last
accounts as in critical condition.
Leslie Camp opens next Wednes-
day and closes on Tuesday, August 2.
OctDraro NJ +. Church will hold a
festival this evening.
Hopewell NJ. +. Church cleared SEQ
from its recent festival.
Norman Morrison, OF Rising Sun
has a badly injured hand, caused by an
exploding ginger pop bottle.
hit Pleasant NJ L. Church, near
Cclora, had receipts OF more than SIoo
from its recent festival.
The Rising Sun base bail teams re-
cen. festival netted about SIS.
State Forester Beaseley has COM
pleted the survey oil Cecil county.
$1,000 has been appropriated by the
Legislature ior publishing the reports,
maps, etc. oi the State Forestry
Board. g.
The Young Mems Social and Liter
ary Society of Pleasant Hill will hold
festival on the school house lawn,
tbs evening
Jackson Sunday School will hold a
lawn fete at Miss Annie Scott's,
Cowantownti this evening.
County Roads Engineer w. d.
Hines has rented the Constable resi-
dence on East Main street vacated by
George Young
J. Frank Willis, the well-known
contractor. of Newark, died at his
home there on Tuesday, aged 48 years.