The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-01-14
LOCAL JOTTINGS

-NOIlCE-Persons who have been
getting the WING through Mr.. H.
II. Shippers, North East K. F. D., can
have the same sent directly by drop
ping a card to this Office. Mr.. Sim
pers will not handle the WING as an
agent any longer.
Cecil Wing Publishing Co.,
Elkton, Md
Col. H. o. K. Foster. of North
East, arrested for disorderly conduct,
in Havre de Grace, one day this week,
was given four months in the House
OF Correction
The Friends School basket ball
team OF Wilmington overwhelmed the
Cecil County High School team hire
on Tuesday by score of so tn 3.
Clark made the goals for the home
team by shooting from fouls.
The Trustees of the Poor and In
sane met this week and reelected
Edwrad w. Taylor, President and
Thomas H. Warburton, Secretary.
Robert Cameron, OF the Principle
section, will erect a dwelling on
recently purchased lot on Queen ST.,
Rising Sun.
James Risle, OF Rising Sun, has
been made section foreman at Ken
nett Square
-Lewisvile Gun Club will hold
shoot today from which professionals
are barred.
p. Jackson broke 81 out OF 81
targets at the Elk Mills shoot on
Saturday. Chester Miller and John
Tweed. of Lewisvile, broke 4o and
4S respectively.
A tour horse team owned by Cal
nor Reynolds ran off on their way
home from Rising Sun, one day last
week, but were caught near Philip
Vests. Two OF the horsEs were
more or less cut and the wagon was
damaged
Mrs. Levi Foote has purchased
Lewis K. Goods 6S acre iarm near
Kembleviile, on private terms.
Sherman Dayett, of Glasgow, has
bought the mill property and farm of
Brown and Gray in London Britain
township, Chester county.
+ New York capitalists, it is re-
ported, are seeking control of the Lam
caster & Pequea and the Lancaster,
Oxford & Southern Railroads which
they may consolidate and enlarge.
Bishop William Anderson, Of
monthly sermon to Tome School stud
tomorrow.
Tome and Franklin and Marshall
Academy basket bali teams will play
on the formers floor this afternoon.
The directors OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad will ask the stockholders at
their March meeting to authorize an
increase OF SIoo,oooooo in the capital
stock which now totals $500. oooo 900.
James T. Shallcross, a well known
resident OF Middetown. became i'll on
a train while ell route from Ocean
City to his home, it is supposed with
ptomaine poisoning and has been I'M
der DR.. d. w. Lewis care since last
Friday.
Sweeping changes are to be made
in uniforms OF regulars and National
Guardsmen The dress cap is to be
worn on ali occasions, the Khaki cap
will give way to the olive drab and
breeches will take the place OF the
-oiive drab ard khaki pants.
There will be two ecipses OF the
sun in 1911. The first a total one, is
due on April 2S, visible over most OF
the United States. On October 22
there Will be GI annular eclipse invls-
ibe in this country.
The old board OF directors and Oh
fcers OF the two Elkton National
Banks were reelected on Tuesday.
The Delaware Law and Order So
ciety has filed another remonstrance
against Arthur McCloskey, who has
applied for liquor license at Sum-
nit Bridge. He was granted frac-
tional license recently by Judge Hast
ings. The hearing on the remon-
STRANGE will be held today.
William B. Coleman was on Mon
da yrenominated by President Taft for
postmaster at Chesapeake City.
Thieves sto.e Is OF Mrs William
Guests chickens, one night this week,
from her hennery near Rising Sun.
lanes Hyland, a native OF Rock
Hall, Kent county, and one OF the
organizers fthe Society OF the De
scendants OF the War OF 1872, died at
his home in Baltimore last Friday,