The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-11-04
LOCAL JOTTINGS

The masquerade social held by the
Bay View Club last Friday evening, was
largely attended, and a good time was
had by all present
The young ladies of Wesley Chapel will
hold a box social at the Racine School,
No. 3, Fifth district, Friday, November
10, for the benefit of the preachers sal
airy. All are cordially invited. Ladies
please bring boxes. If stormy, will be
held Monday evening.
Revival services will commence at AS.
bury Church, of Hopewell and Asbury
charge tomorrow evening, November 5.
Childs Sunday school will hold Harvest
Home services tomorrow afternoon, No
vember s, at two o'clock, in the Hall at
Childs. Rev. E. P. Roberts, of Elkton,
will address the school. All friends of
the school are invited to be present.
All day services at Summit Bridge NJ.
E. Church tomorrow, November 5. Love
feast at 9 a. M; preaching at 1890, and
230 p m. Young People will have charge
at night. William Vansant and a large
choir will be present all day. Rev. A.
J. Dobson and Rev. E. G. Sunfield will Ii
present.
Miss Adde Ford has been appointed
principal of the Howard Street School,
Elkton, by the trustees, in place of Miss
Katharine Budd, resigned
November moon will be full on Monday
at 1913 a. m.
The colored teachers County Institute
will be held November 81, IS and 20.
Ladies of Wesley Chapel congregation,
Elk Neck, cleared $3.50 from their sup
per served last week, and return thanks
TO contributors and patrons.
President Taft, at Chicago, on Monday,
issued his proclamation designating
Thursday, November 80, as Thanksgiving
Day.
Congressman Covington and State Sem
ator Goslin, of Caroline county, address,
ed Democratic meeting held at Rising
Sun on Thursday night.
Services with sermon will be held in
Jones Chapel tomorrow afternoon.
Aston, son of Harry Moore, fell from
hack on Tuesday aid broke one of his
arms.
Re !ival services are 81. progress at St.
Pauls NJ. E. Church, near Earleville.
Shapiro & Singman, clothiers and fur
nishers, of Elkton, have dissolved part
nership. Henry Shapiro will continue
the business. Jacob Singman and family
removed this week to Philadelphia.
Mrs. w. Smith Campbell was awarded
$500 in the Chester County Court last
week, for the burning of her house in
West Nottingham Township by a brush
fire which the Brandywne Summit Kao-
lin Company had started and MADE Il
effort to control.
Ii is reported that the Columbia and
Port Deposit Railroad will shortly oe
double tracked
The so acre farm of the late DR.. d. H.
Richardson, located near Calvert was
purchased at public sale on Monday by
Samuel Ankrim, of Chestnut Level, Pa,
for S2400.
Plans will shortly be submitted for
the proposed new annex to Union Hos
pital by Architect Walter S. Brown, of
Philadelphia, who was in conference here
on Tuesday with the Executive Commit
tee of the Board of Directors.
The Republican State candidates.
Messrs. Goldsborough, Soper and Cum
bingham stopped off at Elkton about
noon on Saturday, on their return from
their tour of the Peninsula, and reported
prospects brigth down the Shore. They
left for Baltimore on the SIS p. m train
and spent the interval meeting residents.
They visited the Radnor Pulp Mill aid
the Deibert Boatyards and were gratified
at their reception, which was every
where cordial
The Elkton Grange viii! hold it's met
ing the second Friday evening at
o'clock, a I'd the last Saturday afternoon
at 2.3O oc.ock, of each month, until fur
Their notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Crothers, of Green
hurst, celebrated their tenth wedding
anniversary on Tuesday evening.
Local gunners report rabbits plenlnul.
The first killing free of the fall came
yesterday morning and snow fiurries were
noted in some sections of the State on
Thursday.
William R. Mccoy, hailing from Oxford,
Pa now with the Franklin buhh, wac
was for three years employed by the
Coppack Lumber Co., of Philadelphia, Is
charged with embeszling $4,000 from the
latter concern, and the police say ne
admits taking $500 additional.
Marston's University School of Baltl-
more, defeated West Nottingham Acad-
envy on the latter's gridiron on Saturday
by a score of to 0.
Henry w. Wilbar, of Swarthmore, VIII
give an address on Friends Forward
Look" at the meeting of the young
Friends Association in Rising Sun, at
2.30 p. m. tomorrow.
Ladies of Octoraro NJ. E. Church "lil
hold pie and cake social at Wliliam
Kelley's this Saturday. evening.
jackson Park final matinee races Will
be held near Woodlawn this afternoon
G. c. Atkinson, miller at Porter
Bridge. lost canvas bag containing $50
between Pilot and Colora. last Friday.