The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-02-25
LOCAL JOTTINGS OF THE WEEK

The entertainment in Trinity Pa,
ish House on Wednesday evening, un-
der the direction of Mrs. William Mil
Ter and Mr.. f. F. Taggart, was well
attended and altogether amusing. The
program included. pantomime. the
musical and humorous Smith Family"
and other attractions The costumes
we're striking, the singing good, and
the acting quite spirited
Rev. Mr.. Mccullough, of Leeds
M. P. Church will give his illustrated
lecture "In His Steps" in the hail at
Childs for the benefit OF the Sunday
School, on Friday evening, March 3,
at 7.3o p. m,
-Rowlandville Modern Woodmen
will serve supper this evening.
-lhe new industry talked OF in Ris-
ing Sun, it is reported, is a plant for
canning condensed milk.
Owing to the prevalence of diph-
iberia in their neighborhoods. Pleas
ant Hill School was closed last week
and Perrvville school this week.
/. Rev. H. A. G. Westerfeld will
preach special sermon to Washing
ton Camp, P. o. S. OF A., in Elkton NJ.
+. Church, tomorrow evening
"A bazar and festival will he held
in Red Mems Hall, by the Ladies' Aid
Society OF the NJ. E. Church, for it's
improvement fund.
The seventh grade pupils will give
"Ye Little Olde Folks Concert" a
cantata by Polly Simpkins. in the Cecil
County High School, next Monday
evening at o'clock. Admission, IS
cents.
A necktie social will be held by the
ladies OF Providence in the Chapel,
next Monday evening, I. clear; if not,
on Tuesday evening. Coffee, sand
wiches and pie on sale All invited to
attend.
-Perryville Base Ball cub has re-
organized with R. R. Devine manager,
and wishes to join the Tri-County
League.
A Ladies Auxi' iary Committee for
Union Hospital. Elkton, has been
formed at North East with the follow
ing members:-M John F. Johnson,
Mrs. o. Ill Murphy, Mrs. w. J. Falls,
Mrs. f. B. Fockler, Mrs G. o. Carey,
Mrs. S. T. Shippers, Mrs. f. A. Stur-
geon, Mrs. r, c. Shippers, Mrs. J.
Benjamin, Mrs. B. NJ Mahoney, Mrs.
c. T. F. Mearns, Mrs. Ira Wells, Mrs.
B. Wharton, Miss May West and Miss
Bessie Wingate.
The Altoona. Pa, Club OF the Tri-
State League, has traced outhelder
Clark and Crist and pitcher Lowry, all
OF last years champions wit hthe Wat
erbury Club of the Connecticut, for
Cliff Hoover, of Cecil, its famed third
baseman
Leroy England has purchased Mrs.
Mary f. Griffith's farm OF 50 I-2 acres
near Calvert, which William Little, his
son-inlaw will conduct. Mrs. Griffith
will occupy her other house, the Nancy
Kirk property, near Calvert.
The experience social held by the
Principle Mite Society, on last Satur-
day evening, cleared $5S24.
The ladies' OF Elkton PRESBYTERIAN
congregation held their annual Mis-
sionary Tea in the chanel last evening.
Fire, caused by defective flue.
slightly damaged Persons school
house, near town, one night last week
-Elkton Conclave OF Heptasophs
will install its newly elected Offices
next Wednesday evening and hold a
banquet at Giles alter the exercises
Falling overheard on Saturday, off
Coslett's Wharf, in North East, John
w. Shippers, Jr.,, lad of that town,
was rescued by Laurence Perkins, who
chanced to arrive timely on the scene
The Central Railroad is now run
wholly on the block system which was
put in use on the section from Oxford
to Octoraro Junction last week.
-McGregor and Bradley, OF Tome
School, entered for three events at the
Haverford meet on last Friday and
won first place in the three.
A package social, Tor the piano
fund OF Cherry Hill M. E. Sunday
School, was held at Mrs. A. L. H.
Blake's, on Thursday evening.