The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-10-15
LOCAL joTT|NGS

-lhe protracted meeting at MooreS
Chapel tomorrow Sunday evening.
The pastor will be assisted during the
week by Rev. J. w. Price, OF Queen
Anne's county.
"A concert will be given by the
Cherry Hill Band, on Saturday even
ing, October p, in Red Mems Hall, at
Cherry Hill. Ice cream, cakes and
candies for sale. Everybody welcome
The fall term OF Kent county Court
opens OH Monday,
Justice Lovett. OF Newark, fined
two negroes, white man for drinking
liquor IN public at the P, B. & w.
K. H.. station, one night last week.
Peter Williams, colored, claiming
to hail from the Fair Hill section, was
sentenced in Court at West Chester,
last week, to not more than ten and
not less than two and half years in
jail for breaking into two houses near
Kenneth Square.
A masquerade social will be held
by the young people OF Zion Presby-
terrain Church at James Gifford's, Syl-
mar, next Wednesday evening, Octo-
Der 10.
striking a guy wire OF telephone
pole on the Pennington road, one
night this week, Paul Morris, of Prin-
cipio, was jerked out OF his carriage
and his foot was wrenched severely.
Rev Warren Burr. pastor of
North East M. T. Church, has return
ed home, improved i'll health. and has
resumed his duties.
The iunera loi Mrs. Mary Zeitler,
mother OF f. II. Zeitler, the we'll
known druggist OF Havre dc Grace,
was he d on Sunday.
Rev. Dr. Albert Park Fitch, Presi-
dent OF .ndover. Mass, Theological
Seminary, preached the first OF the
monthly series OF sermons to students
OF Tome School. Port Deposit on
Sunday.
-Congrc ;sman Covington visited
Port Deposit on Monday and gave as
surance that he would work hard to
secure protection for the town aaginst
floods by dykes along the river front.
similar TO those provided at certain
places by the McCal.s Ferry or Penn.
sylvania Water and Power Company.
Frank, the four year old son OF
w dlLCl dlSdllt, VI NlluuIClONl, VII
tered the stable at his home, one day
last week, and was kicked. but not
severely, in the side OF his face by a
mule. Had the hoof struck little
higher the child's skull might have
been fractured
Henry Robinson, a plasterer, 90
years Old, OF Rock Hall, while rais-
ing his trowel while at work on Sat
urday, ieil dead from heart disease.
The potato crop in Cecil is re-
ported as the largest for ten years
past.
Charles r. Foard, OF Elkton, has
pears from an eioht acre orchard, thus
far this season.
The injuries of Mrs. Walter Fox,
OF the Rising Sun section, whose leg
was badly fractured i'll a runaway as
noted last week, are reported quite
serious.
Mary, the young daughter OF
Frank Foster, of the Salvation Army
corns of Philadelphia, now stationed
at Colora, fell from hammock and
broke her collar bone.
Henry Deibert Sons have laid the
keel for the first barge to be built at
their new yard at Chesapeake City
The craft will be I7o feet long with
LOCO tons capacity.
Part of the wall of the Cecil
Paper Mill at New Bridge, near Ris-
ing Sun, fell outward with a deafen-
ing report. one day last week, causing
suspension until repairs are made
Thomas Moran, while at play one
day last week in Port Deposit, was
pushed by another boy and falling
broke his thigh.
Mrs. Elizabeth Morrell OF Mans
field, o., has been visiting friends
in the Rising Sun section, after an
absence OF 81 years.
Wilson 7. Mahan is candidate
for president OF the commissioners Of
Rising Sun.
Bohemia Girl, the fast stopper Of
Middletown, won the 2.I6 trot, for Z
purse of $500 at Mt. Holly Fair last
week in 2I5 Id, 2.Io 2. and 2.I7. Hol
lenbeck's Shoplifter taking the frs
heat in ~.
The New Castle Lew Court las
wee kaccepted the Mt. Pleasant sec