The Cecil Whig., 1911-06-03

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Clayton was fined 81 by Justice
Taylor, for abusing c. T. Snyder,
the teams manager.
Purnell B. Daniels has purchas-
ed from E. H. Beck, agent, Miss
Martha Skaggs' 100 acre farm,
three miles west OF Townsend, for
5000.
John I. Rawley, of the Black
bird section, has purchased from
+. H. Beck, agent, the George M.
Smith farm Oh 95 acres, near I'm
ion Church, Del, for $500.
Alice, the ten year old daugh-
ter OF Charles Naylor, of Town
send, died of measles at her home
May Fl.
Last Thursday night a horse
owned by George Murray broke
away in Newark and ran the
length of Main street, but reached
ITS stable, on the Elkton road,
without injury to itself or causing
any damage.
During the summer months the
stores of North East will close
every evening at 7 o'clock, except
Wednesday. Good move; let
others follow suit.
The Westamwell Sunday School
will hold its Children's day exer-
cises tomorrow Sunday evening,
at 7.3o.
The annual convention OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church in
the Diocese Of Easton will begin
its session in Christ Church, Eas-
ton, on Tuesday OF next week,
June 6. Bishop Adams will pre-
side. There will probabl, be some
fifty clergymen and laymen in at
tendance. Mr.. Alfred Wetherill
will represent Trinity Parish as its
lay delegate. The session will, it
is expected, occupy about two
days. The diocese embraces the
nine counties of the Eastern Shore
Of Maryland.
The annua commencement o.
the Wilmington Conference Aca-
denny of Dover, will be held in
the Dover Opera House on We'd.
nesday evening, June ID.
Much disorder has recently been
caused by the negro population OF
the Middletown section by house
breaking and horse stealing and
also, by Sunday gambling. Mr..
George CHM had his horse and
buggy stolen from in front of
Messick's store, on Saturday
night. The animal returned home
Sunday morning, but without the
buggy.
Tome Institute met Lawrence
vile in a dual track meet on Sat
urday last, and defeated them by
a score of OF I2 to 10 Ia. The
events were all closely contested,
and while Tome scored heavily in
hrsts, LawrenceNlle eyened up
with seconds and thirds
Mrs. Bertha l.. Smithson, Of
Port Deposit, has entered suit for
divorce, vinculo matrimonii from
her husband, Harry l.. Smithson.
George f. Dean, of near Childs,
had young bull killed by lightn-
ing on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. A. Y. Dempsey, of the Iron
Hill section, was thrown from his
wagon on Thursday OF last week,
when his horse in running away,
broke through smlal bridge near
Newark. Mr.. Dempsey was found
unconscious and his horse was
later found in the yard o; Mr.. A.
Short, of Iron Hill. The wagon
was complete wreck. Mr.. Derp-
sey and his horse were both con-
siderably bruised and cut.
The last meeting for the sum-
mer OF the Young Friends Asso-
citation, of Rising Sun, will be held
on Sunday.
A dog that gave every eW-
dence OF being affected with rabies
was killed in Elkton on Tuesday,
by Henry Mitchell, after it had
bitten several other dogs.
The trustees of Ebenezer M. L.
Church, Greenhurst, will hold an
ice cream and strawberry festival
on the church lawn, Saturday,
June 10. If sotrmy, Monday even
ing. Everybody invited.
a strawberry and ice cream tes-
tival will be held on the Cherry
Hill M. f. Church grounds on
this Saturday evening, June 8, for
the benefit OF the Church Improve
ment Fund All are invited.
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