The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-03-04
LOCAL JOTTINGSs OF THE WEEK

Revival services began in Row
landvlle NJ. P. Church on Sunday.
Harry X. Boulden has replaced
the show window in his store. III the
Hollow, on Main street, with a
larger one.
Omar D. Crothers, Esq, has pur-
chased the Manly property, on East
Main street, on private terms, and may
convert the residence into double
dwelling. it is reported.
Court meets Monday.
One OF Albert Georges fingers
was mashed badly at the boatyard last
Friday.
Appeals from the present assess
ment were heard by the County Com
missioners on Tuesday.
e. B. Mcdowell. OF Conowingo,
reports that his 65 Rhode Island Red
hens laid o3o eggs during January.
Superintendent A. J. Whitney and
other officials OF the Maryland Division
OF the P, B. & w. R. r. inspected the
road between Wilmington and Wash
ington, on Monday.
The Ogden-Howard Co., House
hold Outtitters. of Wilmington, is al
ranging ,or branch store in the Hurn
Block, on East Main street.
Clarence Deibert has purchased
the Scott property OH West High
street, from Edward w. Taylor, for
$4,000.
The Ebenezer social club will hold
a box social at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Logan near Greenhurst)
on Friday evening, March 10, 1911.
The pubic are cordially invited. All
ladies' please bring boxes and gentle
men come prepared to buy. Proceeds
for the Ebenezer horse shed fund Ice
cream and cake also for sale. If
stormy will be held the following even
ing.
The Bay View c. E. Society will
hold Me n You Social in the base
ment OF the Church on Tuesday even
ing. March 7. Proceeds for Church
Organ Fund.
-Bolgiano & Sons, the well known
and most reliable firm, OF Baltimore
have sent us their illustrated catalogue
Sor 1911. Send for one and see what
this great seed house has to offer. You
cannot go wrong when dealing with
Bolgiano & Sons.
Mrs. ]. H. Groves Sunday School
class will hold a bake tomorrow after
noon at J. Harvey Groves coniection-
cry store, on Main street, beginning
at O'Clock.
The Mid-Winter Carnival held by
the ladies OF St. Iohn's congregation,
Newark, was highly successful, yield
ing about $500. Upwards OF hundred
guests played progressive euchre, and
elegant prizes were awarded Mrs.
Rupp. OF Washington, D. c., won a
fine cut glass pitcher, Miss Florence
Guirk, OF Philadelphia. a fine hand en-
broidered centerpiece, Mr.. Ward and
Joseph Arney. OF that city, a brass
smoking set AMI watch fob, H. R.
Tyson a coat hanger, and William
Smith the door prize a S. gold piece.
-lhe pastors wife's Bibe class in
St. Johns NJ. f Sunday School, will
hold an entertainment and bake in
the Knights OF Pythias Hall this even
ing. Admission 10 and 5 cents.
There will be shoot Tor live
wild goose and sweepstakes to suit
shooters at Perryville, Saturday, Mar.
!. at one O'Clock sharp. All are well
come
Upwards OF 800 delegates from
churches i'll Maryland, Delaware, Dis
trict OF Columbia and portions OF New
Jersey and Pennsylvania will attend
the Maryland Annual NJ P. Confer
ence, which opens at fredericksburg,
Caroline county. on April 5.
"A ribbon social will be held at
George Green's this evening for the
benefit OF Octoraro NJ. f. Church.
Cake and coffee will be served.
A large band OF gypses with thirty
wagons and seventy-tive head OF horses
IS in camp at Armstrong; Corner near
Middletown.
Calvert L. T. L. will hold a
Name social next Saturday after
noon. March II, at Rosebank Hall,
with short literary program.
S. NJ. McCardeil has staked out
the ground for William Gifford's new
residence in Rising Sun.
While chopping wood, one day last
week, Clarence Foote, OF Kemblevile,
got bad cash in his foot which it re-
quired ten stitches to close.
Port Deposit Chapter OF the Ep-
worth League cleared 500 from their
Colonial Supper served last week in
Nesbitt Hall.
Pike are reported plentiful in the
Susauehanna and North East rivers.
Ladies OF St. Johns Church, Port
Deposit, cleared SOS from their oys-
ter supper served on Saturday evening.
Sherman Dayett has sold his farm
in the Glasgow section to Whining
ton purchaser, who will take posses
sion on March rs.
Miss Anna Crothers, OF Green
hurst. iel at her home one day this
week and broke her leg.
Mrs. Richard Smith, OF Chesapeake
City, fell and broke her kneecap one
day this week.
Ross r. Smith. of the Zion sec
ton, will replace his recently burned
mansion with q residence built OF con-
crete
Thieves entered the cellar at
Frank Marshall's home at Sylmar, in
his absence. one night last week, and
stole nearly barrel OF cider.
A J. Mearns. OF Zion, who has
conducted the butchering business for
thirty-five years, is about to retire.
Guy Bros Mnstrels drew a big
crowd at Elkton Opera House on We'd