The Cecil Whig., 1911-10-07

A bake for the benefit OF the lnpt D.
ment fund of the NJ. I'll Church will be
held in the room adjoining Jeffers' store,
on Main street, at O'Clock this after
noon.
William T. warburton, Esq. will ad-
dress the Elkton Chapter of the Ep-
p. m tomorrow.
Church of the Good Shepherd, Chesa-
peake City Service tomorrow evening
at 7.3O o'clock.
Last chance to register next Tuesday,
October 10. October II will be for re-
vision of the lists only
marriage license was issued this
week to William H. Lane and Jennie
Lloyd. both of Chesapeake City.
The F. P. Meyers property in Cecilton
has been sold to George w. ..uha,l.
Frank A. Robbins Circus is billed at
Elkton for next Friday, October 10.
Preaching at Jones Chapel tomorrow
at 7.30 p. m.
Mrs. Harry ID. Garrett has purchased
the William H. Smith property, adjoining
her residence on West Main street
Taylor Johnsons barn in lower Ok
ford township, near Cream, was burned
by fire of unknown origin on Tuesday
night. The stock was rescued The
/ barn and contents were insured in the
Chester Mutual Company.
The State Wce-Councilor will v'si,
Elkton Council Jr. o. U. A. M, nexl
Tuesday evening, October TO- All mem
bers are urged to attend the meeting.
The Orphans Court, County Commits
, sioners and School Board will hold re-
gular meetings next Tuesday, October 10.
District Superintendent Rev. E. H.
Hoffecker will preach in Hart's NJ E.
Church tomorrow at 1890 4. a. QuaI-
terly Conference OF Elk Neck Charge will
be held at 2SO p. m. today.
Appleton school pupils will hold an
Ice cream festival on it's grounds this
evening. Everybody Is invited to at
tend. Proceeds for school purposes.
A dance WITH music by Jacobs Or
chestra, will be held in Mechanics Hall,
Elkton, this evening, oy the Senio.
Glass of Cecil County High School, Ad.
mission, including program, so cents TO,
each person attending.
A valuable horse OF Isaac F. Lor.'s
died of spinal meningitis on his farm
near Mechanics Valley, last week.
Tome and Perkiomen Seminary elevens
will meet on the formers grounds today
Next Saturday Tome will play the Wes.
tern High School, OF Washington
Two horses and pair of mules died
this summer of spinal meningitis, or
William Bwing's place in the Zion sec
tion, and two more of his horses are
now reported i'll of the same disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong Jackson will
entertain the Ladies' Aid Society of Tn.
'on NJ E. Church at their home on Satur.
day evening, October IA.
The Epworth League of Hopewell NJ.
E. Church will hold pie social at the
home of R. G. Terry, Wednesday even
ing, October II. If stormy, the next
evening. An admission of 10 cents will
be charged; pie and coffee served. CaAe
and ice creame for sale.
| The Liberty Grove School and Sunday
School will hold an Autumn Festival in
the schoolhouse next Thursday evening,
October II. If stormy next evening. Ice
cream, cake and home made candy for
| sale.
Titus Algard, of Theodore, cut his
Nneecap severely with corn knife,
which glanced, one day this week.
Thursday, October 12 columbus Day.
will be a legal holiday and the banks
will be closed
Ben. p. Piner, colored, of this town,
has deposited in the savings fund of the
National Bank of Elkton, 500 to the
credit of his daughter, Catherine, and
| so to the credit of his son, Charles,
which will draw interest till they be-
come of age.
The festival held last week by the
Jr, Epworth League of Rising Sun, had
receipts of upwards of $50
The grand bazar for the benefit OF
Havre de Grace Hospital will open on
October 16. A large number of ladies
will serve on the committees and at the
various tables.
st. Josephrs congregation, Middle
town, is planning to hold a bazaar in the
Opera House, November l, 2 and g.
The Harlan & Hollingsworth Corpora
| tion of Wilmington, is to construct with
in the next six months steamer for the
Baltimore & Carolina Company of 1900
tons capacity, 24O feet long and 2S fee;
depth of hold, with three decks and fit
ted with triple expansion engines.
For the month of August $136, ,64S was
paid to members on lines east and $685.
1862 on lines west of Pittsburgh and Erie
by the Pennsylvania Relief Association
Since it's establishment the Association
has paid out a total of s31 ,376, ,939.
Brooks Comet may be seen any clear
evening in the northwestern sky just
above the handle of the dipper. 1t has
ha2y appearance and the tail is no,
very well defined
A poultry and oyster supper will be
held by the Ushers Union of Mt. Pleas
ant VI r.. Church, Colora, next Thursday
evening, October 12. Supper, 35 cents
Children 20 cents.
Earle Robinson, of Newark, was shot
in the hand, while hunting one nigh
this week, when his gun was accident
ally fired. The thumb and one finge1
were blown off.