The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-12-17

while the former was drunk. Several
by-standers, Chief Hilyard says, made
no effort to check Squares.
H. Willard Alexander, native OF
Elk township, son of Ellis Alexan-
der, OF East Nottingham, died in
Brooklyn, N. Y, on Saturday, aged 43
years.
Jacob Snyder has purchased Mrs.
J. w. Kennedy's store property and ID
acres OF land, at Kembtevilie, for
$4,000.
Howard Fry(y of Lancaster, has
purchased the hotel and IS acres Of
land at New Texas, owned by the late
w. j. Adams for $I2.ooo, and house
and blacksmith shop on the property,
for $500.
AS result OF the great interest
which has been aroused by the sermon
o. the Rev. Mr.. Sunfeld on the Sab
bath question, which he delivered two
weeks ago in the Methodist Church at
Perryville "a number OF the citizens OF
Perryvile have hired Mechanics Hall
for Tuesday and Wednesday nights,
December 20 and 81, and have secured
Mr.. Carlyle B. Haynes, OF Baltimor
who is the Secretary of the Maryland
and Delaware Department of the Reli-
gious Liberty Bureau to deliver two
lectures upon the subjects of The
Perpetuity of the Law of God" and
(Which Day is the Sabbath" Mr.
Haynes has given these subjects deep
study for several years, and has lee
tured in all the sarge cities OF the East
1t is expected that large crowd will
be present to hear him when he speaks
i'll Perryville.
john Regain, well known retired
farmer, hurt his hip badly by fall on
the ice at his home on West High
street on Tuesday.
Thomas Z. Biddle, mail carrier at
Elkton station, slipped on an ice COW
cred pavement, on Wednesday morn
ing. and falling broke his right wrist.
Miss Harriet Evans, teacher in
West End public school, fell on the
steps o fthe High School on Monday
and broke her right wrist.
-klair & Hollingsworth, cattle deal
ers, recovered $3.50 damages in the
Superior Court in WI niington on
Tuesday from the Pennsylvania Rail
road for injuries to stock shipped to
points i'll Kent and Queen Anne S
counties.
The WING acknowledges the re-
ceipt OF a very beautiful calendar from
the Scott Fertilizer Company-"He elem
from the original painting by William
Thome
Calvert High School pupils WI |
present The Quarrelsome Servant" a
one act comedy, and The Mishaps OF
Minerva" three act farce, next Tues
day evening. Admission IS and IS
cents.
The congrcgat>on OF Crouch Chapel
wishes to thank the patrons OF its re-
cent supper, which yielded upwards
OF SIS, to be applied to the improve
mcnt fund.
Prizes for corn will, it is stated,
be offered at the coming Farmers In
stitute at Rising Sun.
Frank Ebcrly, of Pennington, fell
one day this week, and his hip was
fractured.
The public school near Crouch
Chapel has been closed owing to an
outbreak OF chicken poX among pupils
Edward Deibcrt has purchased the
May residence and the adjoining prop
erty occupied by Maurice Kitchens, on
West Main street, Tor $500
-Havrc de Grace City Council has
voted 1000 toward the purchase OF
The Baker property Tor the use OF the
proposed home hospital
-Sleighing was never finer than it
has been the past week in this section.
The last ones have been i'll evidence
especially at North East and Newark
Dutch seth. OF Elk Mills, has been
showing the PAGES oi Austen Burns
t2.I4 I'D i'll the latter town Some
OF our Local. horsemen who have seen
the stallion going claim he could show
a two minute clip.
-tull moon yesterday at Cos a. m.
Chesapeake City Cornet Band will
hold a lair with oyster and poultry
suppers nightly for the week beginning
with Christmas eve.
R. G.. Terry. of Wo> .aM..,, ""der-
went successful surgical operation at
the Church Home, Baltimore, on Sat
urdsy.
Rev. Samuel Polk, of West Not
tingham, preached in Chesapeake City
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
The receipts from the bazar and
festival held in Chesapeake City for
the benefit OF Union Hospital, totallcd
upwards OF $3oo
The Woodlawn VS. will hold a
social al Mrs. Edmund Browns, this
| evening.
--CharlrS ( pcccork was chose,