The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-16
LOCAL JOTTINGS

Zion NJ E. Sunday S, hool will hold it's
Christmas entertainment on Thursday,
December u.s..
Ebene-er congregation visited Zion
parsonage recently and left many sub
stantial contributions.
Max M. Miller has bought the Hannah
J. MCKEE property on MAIN street, FORT
Deposit, for $1150.
Lend ARMAND circle of kings Daush-
tiers, North East, assisted by MIS-. S. T.
Shippers, Mrs. f.. A. sturgeon, Miss Ethel
White and Messrs. E. T. Janney, charles
Stewart and }. H. White nave forward
\ ed a barrel hlled with groceries, jellies
NEud fruits to Union Hospital, Eikton
North East and Rising sun postott1css
will be made savings repositories on
January and 6, respectively.
The trustees of EDene-er N. e. Church,
Greenhurst, Will meet at Granville Boyd's
at 1.3U p. m. mt It Wednesday.
Special services will be neld in Eben-
e-er M. E. Church, Greennurst, at p.
m, Sunday, december "a
Every Evening states that Brown &
Whitesides, of Wilmington, have design
ed a pumping station TO be operated by
gasoline at the newly erected residence
OF F. t. Haines, Esq, near Elkton. J. A.
Bader & Co., OF Wilmington, contractors
for the dwelling, will likely do the new
work.
Walter T. Jackson, of Havre de Grace,
last week, shipped twelve pairs of can
vasback ducks to London to a customer
who will serve them to Christmas guests.
Howard Calvert has bought the Gam
BILE property near Bay View.
New posta, cards are to replace those
now supplied. The new ones will be
pink in color with the printing done in
bright red ink.
Traction engines will be compelled to
use uniform type of wheels that will
not damage the State improved roads,
If bill to be introduced at the coming
session of the Legislature becomes eff
fective.
Theodore Leonhart slipped on the stairs
at his home, in Middletown, one day last
week, and falling down the fight was
severely bruised about one of his Shout
ders.
Young people of Lapidum Church will
hold social at Mrs. AMBROSE Cooley's
on Thursday evening, December 2S. Sill
yer offerings will be taken at the door.
Everybody is invited to attend.
District Superintendent Rev. E. L. Hof-
fecker has arranged for day of prayer
in Grace M. E. Church, Wilmington, next
Tuesday, December 10, which pastors,
local preachers, lay workers and deacon
esses may attend. Bishop Luther B. Will
son will attend and preach in the even
ing.
Great preparations are being made at
the Household of Faith Church at Bly,
thedale for one of the largest meetings
that it has ever had. This win be held
next Sunday night, the 18th, at which
time Rev. Carlyle B. Haynes, the noted
evangelist and lecturer of Baltimore,
will deliver his address on will Rome
Rule America" Mr.. Haynes has lee
tured in nearly all the large cities of the
East, and is at the present time conduct
ing a series of big theatre meetings in
Baltimore, which are attracting thous
ands of people. When child his parents
lived for short time in Blythedale, and
he has always retained his interest in the
place and the people there. Through
the earnest solicitation of Mr.. Levi E.
Patterson and Professor Theodore Cur
rier, the Principal of the Perryville High
School, Mr.. Haynes consented to come
to Blythedale next Sunday night to de-
liver lecture before starting out on
long lecturing tour of the South and
West.
The members of Rosebanh Sunday
School, Calvert will hold their Christmas
entertainment Thursday evening, Deem
Der 2S
There will be an entertainment at
Pleasant Meadow school near Rising Sun
Thursday night, December q. Exercise
to begin at 7SO. An offering will be
taken at the door. Proceeds for library
fund. II stormy the following evening.
Oxford is to have new burgess to take
the place of the late Theodore K. Stubs