The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-01-21
LOCAL JOTTINGS

Miss Margaret A. Hindman died a,
the home OF her niece, Mrs. Clara &.
Bones, in Colora, on Wednesday, aged
81 years. Two brothers, s. A., of Will
mington, and William A Hindmap, OF
Port Deposit, survive her. Her funeral
will be held at p. III today, with SER
vices In West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church and interment in the adjoining
cemetery.
-Strasbaugh, Silver & Co., the we'll
known Hartford Gamers, wish to locai e
a corn packing plant in Rising sun and
will meet farmers there today to arrange
for supply of corn at Sl2 der ton.
Joseph L. Gibson, of Odessa, has
purchased the residence of the late DR..
T. H. Gilpin in Middletown for $4,000.
w. d. Coslett, OF North East has
purchased fine Regal touring car from
n""csinck, Sterrett & Co., of Ri ing
Mrs. John Hindman, respected col
ored resident, died at her home on Col
Inns avenue Thursday.
Divine service Sunday. January Pad,
at 1870 a, m. in st. Marks Cnspel, near
Perryville; p. M, Parish House, Per-
ryville; 7.3o p m, st Mary's Church,
North East. All are cordia ly invited.
Sunday, Janu ry ~, the Rev. w. M.
Thomas, missionary to Brazil, South
America, will preach in St. Mary's P. E.
Church, North East, at 10. ~ a. NJ and
7.3o p. m St. Mark S Chapel, near Per-
ryville, at p. N. All are cordially in
vited to these services.
Candidates for a cadetship from
Delaware at the U. S. Naval Acad-
envy will be examined in the Cevll
Service room OF the Wilmington
Postothce. at a. m, on February
90, on arithmetic, algebra, geometry,
geography, U. S. History, general
History and grammar.
A well IL feet III diameter, sunk
to depth OF 65 feet, will be aoalId-
Cned by the Parker Fibre Company
o. New Caste, and resort will be had
to dri 4irg Tor the needed wafer sup
Nv.
The old hotel and store property
at York Furnace on the Susquenanna
famous in the busy days OF the Tide
Water Canal and occupied by the Ia
guam Club OF Lancaster, OF late years.
was burned on Tuesday morning.
The members OF O.ivet NJ. P.
Chruch, Rev. J. L. Elderdice, Pastor
sent over a wagon load OF corn and
oats, donation to the parsons horse.
This is the second visit OF the sort
made this winter
Interest in the revival at Bay View
continues Fourteen have been added
to the church Rev. G. F. Earring,
OF Anne Arundel county, assisted in
the meeting last week.
Fire was discovered on SUNDAY
in the barn on the farm OF Shern
Dayett, OF the Glasgow section, To-
Gated near New London which caused
loss OF 5000.
John Richards has purchased the
farm OF Miss Anna Hossinger, OF
Newark, at Elbow Lane, near the
State line, Ior $4,000
Harry Ferry has moved from one
OF the Foard houses on East Main
street, to Mrs. Bratton's house on
Bow street, vacated by Harry Scott
The Supreme Court OF Delaware
has affirmed the verdict for SO $50 dam
ages awarded to Robert L. Buchanan,
butcher OF Kirkwood, for injuries
received on the Delaware Railroad
crossing, near that town, some time
ago.
A western steer purchased, by
Charles Moore ran from Richards
mere to West Nottingham, where it
was killed, one day last week. Jacob
Wayne, a farmer OF Mt Pleasant, was
more or less injured in the chase al
ter the animal.