The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-03-24


! The spring meeting Of New Castle
Presbytery will be held at Snow Hill. Md,
on April IS.
| Articles Of Incorporation have been
| filed in the Circuit Court for Hartford
County for the Havre de Grace Hospital.
George Harris, colored. shot and
seriously wounded his brother John last
week in dispute over game Of checkers
they were playing in Hayre de Grace.
The one hundred and twenty-seventh
session Of the Baltimore Methodist
Episcopal Conference will begin March
goth, at Douglas Memorial Church, Wash
lineton, DC.
| Governor Crothers has approved
suggestion made by State Fire Marshall
T. ]. Ewell that day be set for instruct-.
ing public school pupils in methods Of
preventing fires.
| Lawrence Mccormick has been elec-
| ted president Clifford G. Hanway. vice
president. and Norman L. Kisling,, secre-
tary and treasurer of the Hartford Poultry
and Pigeon Association.
Robert Griest has purchased of E. H.
Reynolds, of this town. three-acre tract
of land near Dorsey Station. which
adjoins the properly recently purchased
by MI. Griest, Of the Gorsuch heirs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McClintock, Of
York, are the parents Of three sons born
on March q. On that day i've years ago
there came TO the McClintock home twin
boys and last Saturday the third arrived.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClintock have seven
children, four-of whom are boys.
The Peoples Railway CO.. Of Whining
ton. has entered an agreement whereby
current will be transmitted from the Nc
Call Ferry plant, on the Susquehanna,
and the former company will enter the
lighting field in Wilmington in competi-
ton with the Wilmington & Philadelphia
Traction Co.
One Of the large buildings Of the old
McCullough Iron Co. plant, at North
East, has been put in thorough repair by
the present owner, John F. Johnson, who
has installed machinery for an up-to-date
-four and feed mill. with capacity Of 100
barrels Of -four per day. and will put the
plant in operation on the first Of May.
| The Snider Preserving Co, Of cinciu-
natl. has decided to locate a branch at
Newark, Del, providing arrangements
can be made with farmers Of the neigh
borhood to plant 800 acres Of tomatoes
The company will erect an extensive plant.
They employ no foreign labor, and all
|employees are required to wear white
aprons and caps
| I. M. Holland, engineer for the Pure
lOil Pipe Line Company, near Fishing
Creek, on the G. & P. D. r. r., was
fatally injured Friday afternoon. He had
gone to the top of an oil tank to gauge
the oil. when he lost his balance and fell
Ito the ground a distance of rs feet, frac-
turing his skull. He was taken to
Columbia Hospital. where he died Satur-
day morning without regaining conscious
q ness. The deceased was As years old,
and was native Of West Virginia.
Young Friends Association will be held
i April and. Opened by selection.
Address by E. R. Burlington, subject, "a
Passing and Growing World" Question
No. ]. What Does the Individual Owe
the Community" Answered by Belle
Haines. Question No. 2. What Does
the Community Owe the Individual. \
Answered by general comments and free
offerings.
These are vital subjects and should
J claim the thought and study Of ALL
ALBERT L. BURLINGTON, supt.
The County Commissioners, accom-
panied by Road Engineer Hines and At
torney Hess, visited Port Deposit rel
alive to the improved road from Port
Deposit to Gathers Corner. FIVE miles. A
gravel road is asked for and the Commis-
toner's have assured them that the road
will be built. There is a piece Of road
north of the town, built Of gravelth cost
$4,000 mile two years ago and has cost
nothing since. and was found in perfect
condition Wednesday when ii was in
spected by the Commissioners.
Spring opening Of Crown Tailoring
/ Co.. will be held April sth. Over zoo
suit patterns Of the seasons newest fabrics
j will be displayed. expert cutters will
show goods and take measurements,
Prices reasonable. Be sure and go to
Buaaneton's.