The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-04-08
LOCAL JOTTINCS

ence, to North Capitol Church, Wash
ing,o Rev. A. J. Gill. of Aberdeen,
and Rev, ]. H. Howard at Havre de
Grace.
A box and shadow social will be
held next Wednesday evening, April
H. at Charles W. McKinney's home,
by Calvert w. c. T. U. Cake and ice
cream will be on sale
Calvert and Havre de Grace High
School teams tied on the diamond on
Saturday, with the score OF to 1.
Walter McCasln, OF the West No
tineham section reports collectionof
So skunk. 70 opossum. 4 coon and 2
mink hides secured during the past
winter.
-Thirty-two pairs OF trousers pack
ed in a box consigned to Watson &
Winchester, clothiers, Of Oxford, were
so,en from freight car which was
broken open last Friday, somewhere
between Syln,ar and Baltimore.
The continued cold weather is re-
tarding potato planting in Cecil and
Chester counties, and garden work in
general is backward.
The Tome and Baltimore POW
rechnic Schools teams met on the for
mer's diamond on Saturday Tome
won by score o. e to o, scoring one
run in the first, one in the second and
four in the seventh inning. Salmon,
for Tome, struck out seventeen of the
visitors, only one OF whom reached
first.
Mrs. Tyson Reynolds got an ugly
cash in the palm her hand while
opening a can OF pepper at her home
at Rock Springs. Jew days ago.
st. Johns NJ. E. Sunday School,
Lewisville, has reorganized with Amos
Dougherty Superintendent, Henry
Borland assistant, ]. Wesley Ewing
chorister, the Misses Bessie and Grace
Ewing and Helen Borland organists.
Miss Margaret Hicgs secretary, Henry
Borland treasurer, Horace Dougherty
superin .endent. Kew. G. P. Smith, as
president OF the Missionary Depart
ment, Fred Strickland secretary, and
John Dougherty treasurer.
We call attention to the adver-
tisement of Easter flowers, in another
column. from the nursery OF our
friend. George Juergens. You should
see his display at o. c. Giles where
orders can be placed ct
Rev Percy L. Donaghay, rector
OF st. Anne's Church, Mddletown,
slipped on the stairs at his home, one
day last week, and falling broke one
OF his ribs.
Police Justice Alva H. Tyson, for
merly uf Colora, is reported seriously
but no. critically i'll, at the Courtney
Apartment House, Madison avenue,
Baltimore, rom the effects OF TWO
slight strokes Of apoplexy. sustained
on Saturday and Sunday.
E. M. Allen. OF Darlington, Har-
ford county, is endorsed by many
friends as good man for the Republ-
can nominee for Governor this year:
No trace has yet been found OF
the team OF George B. w. Rhodes, or
the Middletown section, which was
stolen while hi.ched in front OF the
Peoples Bank in that town on the
night OF March IS.
-Corbt Ninyard has sold his livery
outfit at the Middle. own Hotel stables
to Mr. Cross and, who will conduct
the business
Mrs. Katie Oth1son, wife OF Isaac
I. Othoson, died a, heir home on the
William Reybold farm, pear Delaware
City, on Sunday. Informant was made
in ST. Georges Cemetery, on Tuesday.
Hon. William B. Baker, whose re-
cent illness from acute Indigestion
seriously alarmed his friends. is is-
ported greatly improved at his home
IN Aberdeen. Har ord county.
The Delaware College Freshmen
AID tbs Newark High School teams
lined Zip on the diamond on Saturday,
and the former won in well played
game by a score OF to ,.
Capt. Jim" Mayor bagged ten
Jackan!pc with twelve shots. below
Elkton, one day this week
The barn on the Harry James
place. near Berkeley, Hartford county,
was burned cary in the week
The ducking season did not end
last Saturday, Is enormously stated i'll
some papers, bu: will close OIL Mon
day. Apri' TO- Fewer ducks have been
killed than or several years PAS, ow-
ing, as som, gunners claim. to grow
ing warincs, OF the fowls.
Maurice FraHcis Egan, United
States Minister to Denmark, will adj
dress the students o. Tome School,
Port Deposi,. next Wednesday, April
18th.
DIR. Edward H. Griffin, Dean OF
Johns Hopkins University, delivered
the monthly sermon to Tome School
students in Memorial Hall, Port De-
post OH Sunday.
-Thurston NJ. Lowe, Clerk OF the
Wilmington Markets, reported that up
to Monday he had rented scarcely 200
OF the 600 spaces. Today he will sit
finally at his Office a. Sixth and King
streets. from 20 ; p. m. when those
wishing stalls vii! have a chance 10
select them
Rev Samuel Fgn preached to
quite a large congregation last Sunday
IN Liberty Grove Chapel.
The Republican State Central
Committee for Maryland, me- on We'd
nesday at the Hotel Rennert, Ba'ti-
more. and reelected Chairman John
B. Hanna Tor another term. The
meeting had no other business and
only las ed ahrut thirty minutes