The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-05-06
LOCAL JOTTINGS

given in Elkton Opera House next
Wednesday evening. at 8.I5 o'clock, by
Cecil County High School pupils, under
direction OF Miss Alice H. Frazer. Ad-
mission rs and IS cents
Rev. DR.. John McE,moyle will
preach at Persons Grove, near Town,
tomorrow at $50 p m.
Isaac Strahorn has broken ground
for his new residence near the upper
end Oh the Fair Grounds, on North
street Cecil P. Seminar has also pur-
chased a site on the property for
dwelling.
The pupils OF Jackson public
school viii hold an ice cream festival
en- their grounds Thursday evening,
May IL. Ii stormy, next Gear evening
Everybody welcome
William H. Brown, John H. Black,
Frederick Meyers, James P. Mccoy
and r. Nj. B ack were chosen Town
Commissioners and Henry Boulder
Bailiff OF Cecilton, at the town election
he'd on Monday
William H. Brown. OF Cecilton,
underwent successful operation for
appendicitis at the Homeopathic Hos
pital in Wilmington, last Friday.
}. H. NJ. Garner is remodelling
and improving Walter w. Aiken's resi-
dence on Main street, Warwick.
LOST-Lost between my residence
on w. High street and warehouse on
North street, open lace gold watch,
with fob attached, with monogram OF
Red Mems Home on fob. Reward il
returned to NJ, F. Magraw, Elkton,
Md. apr 22-ti
AT the election for Town Commits
sioners OF Chesapeake City, held on
Monday, the fol owing members OF the
Board were chosen:-Joseph Schaeier,
President, julius w. Clayton and John
w. Hudson, Jr
A horse OF Lewis Martinda'es
stumbled and broke its leg one day
last week at Pennington.
Bethesda NJ P Sunday School
Eighth district, will be reorganized at
2 p. m, tomorrow All interested in
the work are invited to be present
The entertainment given by the
young people OF Rock Presbyterian
Church in the Knights OF Pythias Hall,
at. Lewisvi,le, was well attended The
receipts exceeded $50.
tiers OF Liberty will ho.d their annual
convention in Mechanics Hall. Elkton,
May IL and 49,
-Talcott Williams, OF the Phi1adel
pha Press staff, will deliver the ad-
dress az Tome Institute on Founders
Day, May IS.
The Orphans Court. County Com
missioners and School Board will hold
regular sessions here next Tuesday.
To-day is May day at the fishing
shores, marked formerly by large al
tendances OF visitors from many sec
tons near and lar.
A festi al will be he'd by 'tie teach
ers and pupils on the grounds OF An
dora School next FRIDAY evening, with
music by the Cherry Hill Band. AL
delicacies OF the season will be on sale.
Proceeds for the school library.
w. H. Cole, Jr., Harvey Rutter
and George b. Campbell were chosen
Town Commissioners at Perryville on
Monday by small majority over their
opponents.
w. 7. Warburton, Esq, has pur-
chased a fine new seven passenger
O.dsmobi'e touring car.
Cecil County High School Alumni
vii Inject in the Academy building on
North street at ? p. m. today.
"A festival will be held next We'd
nesday evening by puDis OF St. Angus
tine School,.
THURSDAYS Baltimore Sun contain.
ed cut OF William NJ. Pogue's resi-,
dence, the oldest, building" within the
limits OF Rising Sun. which is to be re-
placed with modern dwelling. The
house is mentioned in a survey made
by William Humphrey for William
Haines, in 1906. 1t is built o. white
oak logs with stone and plaster filling
between them The timbers are we'll
preserved Many additions and altera
rlons have been made to the original
structure.
B axe Sunday School has reorgan-
lied with Amos L. Ewing as superin
tendent; Jarrett Mackey, assistant; F.
P. Anderson, secretary and treasurer;
G. Nj. Senderling, chorister; Miss Edna
Lungren organst and Miss Sarah Ew
ing, assistant.
A team turning the corner at Main
and Bow streets, on Saturday evening,
struck Levi O. Cameron on the cross
ing. lie was knocked down ana
bruised severely.
Among the nurses who were grad
uated from the Pre- sbyterian Hospitals
Training School, on Thursday evening,
was Miss Isabel Carhart, daughter OF
Mr. mad Mrs. J. NJ Carharr, OF Zion,
who with Miss Lucie Carhart and Miss
Ruth Clifford attended the exercises.
Rev. T. P Roberts, pastor OF Elk
ton NJ. f. Church, on last Friday learn
ed, through letter mailed to Denton,
whence he was recently transferred,
that his son, Emerson, student OF St.
Johns College, ANNAPOLIS, had been
seriously injured when struck in the
back during a game OF base ball, sew
eral days previous. He lett al once Tor
Annapolis and lound his son improved.
but not sufficiently to warrant his re-
moval to his home The latest reports
as TO his condition are very encourag-
ing.
Rev II. G. Budd, OF Dover,
preached in Elktcn NJ +. Church on
Sunday evening.
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