The Cecil Whig., 1911-10-14

Divine services st. Marks Chapel, near
/ PerryvAle, 1890 a. m The Parish
| House, Perryville, 3 p. M, st. Mary's
Church. North East, 7.3O p. m, tomorrow
Sunday, October Is. All cordially in
vited oliver H. Murphy, DID,, Rector.
well attended dance with music fur
nished by an orchestra of Italians. was
given by young men of Middletown in
the New Century Club rooms last Friday
evening.
| Mrs. Jennie E. Morrow will remove
| from her fiat in the Hotel Elkton to the
| Gilmour property on Bow street. where
| Mrs Fred Weddikind has conducted a
| boarding house for several years past,
| which Mrs. Morrow will continue.
Justice Boulden last Friday dismissed
the charge of driving an AUTOMOBILES
| recklessly preferred by Frank Boulden,
| against William H. Emil, of Johnslown,
Pa. Boulden alleged that his horses were
| frightened and ran away. The defend
ant and John 7. Smith, also of Johns
| town, who was driving another auto,
claimed that Boulden and two men with
him drove zig-Zag across the road ana
| tried to prevent the autos from passihe,
and that the runaway and damage when
the men were thrown out of the team,
was caused by their own .onudc..
| Frank ]. Pennington has purchased
Mrs. Edwin R. Cochran's residence on
South Broad street, Middletown, on
private terms, and will occupy the prop
erty in the near future.
Delaware and Lebanon Valley elevens
met on the formers gridiron on Satur-
day, and Delaware won easily by score
of "a to 0. Except in the first quarter
| the visitors made poor showing. Della
ware in the last two periods scored three
touchdowns and a safety besides one
touchdown scored in the first half.
| Tome opened its football season on
Saturday with the Perkiomen Seminary
eleven and with end runs and line plum
ges won easily by a score of 20 to 0.
Tones schedule of games is as follows:
October IA, Western High, of Washing
ton, d. c., at Tome; q, Atlantic City
High School, at Tome; 2S, Lawrenceville
| at Tome; November 4, Hill School at
Tome; II, Pennington Seminary at Tome;
IS, Swarthmore Preparatory, at Tome.
Owing to the death of Mrs. Lincoln
Clifford the pie social to be held at
James Armour's, Greenhurst, was post
| poned.
| necktie social will be held in John
son Schoolhouse next Wednesday even
ing, October 49, by Junior members of the
Helping Hand Circle of Jones Chapel.
Mrs. Benjamin Lee died at her home
near Coochs, Del, last Thursday, of
heart trouble. A son, a daughter, two
| brothers and a sister, Mrs. j. Sherman
Dayett, survive her.
| Chestnuts are unusually plentiful TINS
fall
Revival services will open tomorrow
in Ebene-er Church, Greenhurst.
The festival held last evening in Car
ter's Hall, Elk Mills, by ladies of Bald
win NJ E. Chapel will be continued this
evening.
Calvert Grange will entertain Pomona
County Grange next Thursday, Oct. 10.
Ladies of Elkton NJ. E. Church cleared
Sg7 for the church Improvement fund
from their bake held on Saturday
John c. Hindman, of Rising Sun, agent,
has sold William c. Reynolds 80 acre
farm in the Eighth district, to Howard
B. Ragan, for s2SOO.
The remains of John H. McGuigan,
proprietor of the hotel at New Texas,
were inferred in St. Patricks Gene
terry, Pilot, last week. He died at his
home in Fulton township on October 2,
aged AZ years.
The funeral of William Boulden, col
ored, held on Sunday, was largely at
tended. Among those present was a
delegation from the Henry Boyer Club,
of Philadelphia.
a waffle supper will be held in Rose
bank Hall, Calvert. next Thursday even
ing, by ladies of Cecil Grange. Supper
20 cents. Ice cream and cake will be on
sale.
Registration lists will be revised on
next Tuesday. October IA. was the las.
day for adding new names or making
transfers.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Frank Blake will en-
tertain the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Leeds M p. Church, Thursday evening,
October 10. All are cordially invited to
come and have a good social time.
Church of the Good Shepherd. Chesa-
peake City Service tomorrow Sunday
at 73O p. IN.
Edward Russell Hindman, son of Mrs
d. B. Hindman, of Colora, Is playing on
the football team at the Tome School for
| Boys, Port Deposit.
The ladies of . Charlestown M. E.
Church will hold an oyster and poultry
supper on Friday and Saturday evenings,
October 20 and 81. Supper, % cents. All
invited.
The Senior Order of American Me-
chanics will attend divine service at
Zion M. E. Church, Sunday morning, oc-
tober Is. Revival services begin at Eb-
enezer October Is
Miss Sadie Cavanaugh, of Elkton, sue
ceeds Miss Bertha Graham as teacher in
Rising Sun public school.
West Nottingham Academy and oxford
High School elevens lined up on the grid
iron on Saturday, the former winning
by score of 10 to g.
William Miller, of North East, a
freight brakeman, fell under the wheels
v his engine, ut Coatesville, Pa, on
fh rsday ght, and was hofri,ly man
I'D dying ins ,ntly.