The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-23

beLhel NJ T.. sunday School Will hold a
Christmas Entertainment in the church
Tuesday evening, December 26, at s
O'Clock. Admission, 10 and Is cents
Proceeds for organ fund.
The annual inter class indoor meet,
between the Sophomore and Freshman
class at Delaware College was held in
the Gymnasium Thursday evening. The
Freshmen defeated the Sophomores by
the score of Pile.
Jesse Slicer, Greenhurst, employed at
England & Sons milk station, Whining
ton, was thrown under the wheels of a
milk wagon, when the horse started sud
denly as he was about to enter the We
hicle, and his ankle was broken.
Miss Elizabeth Kirk, of Rising Sun, re-
Gently fell down the stairs in her home
and was painfully injured.
well attended dance was given in
Willrad's Hall, Kemblesville, on Friday
evening.
Sixty residents of Perryville have or
gani-ed a volunteer fire company.
Christie's mill at Rowlandville, and
Hunters Mill, at Rising Sun, have re-
Gently been equipped with new wheels.
A fox loosed on Fred Davis farm, one
day last week, escaped the Oxford Hunt
Club, after a lively chase.
Perryville NJ. E. Sunday Schools Xmas
entertainment @as held on Thursday
evening. A fine program was rendered,
and the scholars were given treat.
Hopewell NJ. Z. Sunday School will
hold its Christmas exercises on Monday
evening at 7.30 o'clock. Silver offering
will be taken at the door.
Horace Garrison, we'll known colored
resident of Elkton, died at his home on
Saturday.
Zion VI. E. congregation will hold their
Christmas entertainment next Thursday
evening, December 2S, at 7.3O o'clock.
Ebene er NJ. E. congregation will hold
Christmas services with special music,
tomorrow, at 2.30 p. m.
The banks and public offices will be
closed on Monday, Christmas Day. 1t
will not be holiday for rural mail car
riers who will serve their routes as usual.
Entangled in rope on Monday, Wal
ter f. Black, of Charlestown, Fifth dis
trict road Supervisor, was thrown down
and his leg was broken.
dance will be given in Mechanics
Hall, Elkton, by the Seniors of the Cecil
County High School, next Thursday eve
ming December 2S, opening at o'clock.
Jacobs Orchestra will attend Admission
ladies unescorted, 80 cents; gentlemen
or couples, 81.
According to the Almanacs, winter be-
gan yesterday at 5.54 p. m, when the
sun entered the sign of the Goat.
A valuable COW owned by the Misses
Tuite, which broke it's leg some weeks
ago, was killed this week.
Young people of Middletown will hold
dance in the New Century Clubs rooms
on Wednesday evening, December 27. w.
T. Barnett, Wallace Daniels, Benjamin
Gibbs and Clayton Johnson are the COM
mittee of arrangements.
R. 7. Howard and family, of Zion, have
moved into the house lately purchased
from the Cameron heirs.
The Bay View base ball team is ar
ranging for play to be given some time
during the early part of the new year.
J.. B. Jacobs, of Newark, has secured
the contract for heating the building
nearing completion on the National Re-
servation at Arlington, Va, opposite
Washington
Yesterday was the last day of the gun
ming season for partridges, rabbits and
squirrels IN Cecil county.
Warwick NJ. p. Sunday School will hold
its Christmas exercises at 73O p. m. to-
morrow