The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-04-29
LOCAL JOTTINGS

give a pay, Between the Acts" next
Thursday evening. May q, in the school
building. Admission, rs cents.
Miss Mary Anderson, the Com
mercial teacher al Cecil County High
Schoo', has resumed her duty as tea
cher, after an absence OF several days
on account OF the death of her father.
Construction has begun on the p,
| B. &W r. RS four h track al Bacon
| Hill, between Elkton and North East.
The work will require several months
COR completion
The 222 Thursday and the 2,I7
Friday races at Oxford Spring Fair
| have been changed to 2.2o and 2.I5,
and Secretary Grier says there will be
no lack of entries Ior both.
North East base ba Cub, has Sc
cured fine field near the High school
grounds.
A fish huckster named Cunning
ham from Doe Run, Pa, fel on the
sidewalk in North East on Saturday
night and his face was severely cut and
bruised
A portion OF the gasoline engine in
Harry England's creamery, at Zion,
blew out one day last week, giving en-
ployees a c,ose call.
David Anderson. OF Hickory Hill,
,ost valuable horse last week, which
died OF acute Indigestion.
Rev. T. R. Mcdowell, OF Elkview.
Pa, will preach the sermon TO the grad
ua.es OF West Nottingham Academy on
June 8, and DR.. J. NJ. H. Rowland, Oh
Baltimore, will deliver the commence
ment address on June 10.
A lead pencil which Willie, the
young son OF Mrs. E. A. Reynolds had
in his hand, pierced his right cheek,
making an ugy wound, when he fell
off porch at his home at West Not
tingham, one day last week.
Flint Hill Sunday School. Strck-
ersvil.e, has reorganized with ]. c.
Vansant, Superintendent, |. w. Stra-
horn, Secretary, w. A. Laird, Treas
urer, Mrs. J. c. Vansant, Orgamst,
Miss Marguerite Hall, Librarian, and
| J. S. Barnett, Chorisrer.
A festival Will be held at Wash
ington. Schoolhouse near Bay View. on
Wednesday evening, May 8. Every
body come and spend a peasant even
| ing.
Chesapeake Citys town election
will be held next Monday
! The Howard House and Felton,
House livery stables have fine new
hacks in service.
A box socia! will be held at Mrs.
w. r. Hobson's home, on the Gonce
, farm, next Wednesday evening by
! Crouch Chape. Sunday School. Every
! body invited to attend.
John E Good, OF Perryvil e, it is
stated, has sold two 90 il. motor boats
to company about to open a park
along the Susquehanna for service be-
I tween McCalls Ferry and Pequea.
Warren J. Haines, Esq, is erect
ing buildings for the rearing OF poul-
try on large scale, on the Casio
arm, near Barksdale, which he re-
Gently purchased.
-Georgetown Presbyterian Church
has been reopened and the services
he d there are well attnded.
! The batt,eship Delaware, which
sailed from Hampton Roads on jan
uary 81, bearing The body OF Chilean
Minister Cruz to Valparaiso, leaving
tha: port on March 81, arrived at Bos-
ton on Tuesday night after covering
! 1000 miles in 50 days, making two
stops on the outward and one on the
homeward voyage.
delaware and Hami. ton On. "
Colleges lined w on the formers dia-
mond on tuesday and the former won
by score OF 4 to 8.
Mrs. Mary Seller. formerly OF At
lantic City, the new owner OF the
Stanley arm in Z k Neck, underwent
an operation Tor appendicitis at Union
Hospital on Tuesday.
delaware College met Wake For
est College, n. c. team on the diam
ond last Thursday and lost by score
OF to O. On Saturday Delaware MT
Eastern Col eye at Manassas, Va, and
lost by score OF 4 to ?. Up to the
seventh inning Delaware had the game
in hand with to o, but Eas ,ern raj
led and won out. Raughley pitched
for the first time for Delaware and a.
lowed but seven scattered HIS.
Warwick residents were stirred one
day last week by fire at Alfred Jones
house in the village. Luckily the blaze
was controlled with sigh damage.
Mrs. Jacob Thomas fe heavil,
when her dress caught on the steps Of
carriage from which she was alight
ing in Newark. one day last week, ant
her right arm was severely sprained
-ExCoroner Thomas J. Gaynor, o
Wilmington, formerly oi Elk Neck
either .ost or was relieved OF his wal
ler containing $loo after paying for ;
horse he bought at sale at a stable
at Eighth and Tatnall street, in tina
city. on Saturday, He put he pallet il
his hip pocket and later found it mis-
sing.
-Hoffecker, pitcher on the Risins
Sun Tri-county League team last sea
son. is now on the MARYLAND Agricul
tura. College team and in lis game will
Washington and Lee University a
Lexington, Va, which the latter wor
by score OF 3 to o, gave the winners
bur five hits.
Snow fell genera ly throughout tn;
county on Saturday night, measuring
two inches on the h lis around Por
Deposit on Sunday morning, but quick
ly melted.
The ladies OF Head OF Christian;
congregation cleared SIS from the re