The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-01-28

pers as Superintendent OF Leslie NJ
F. Sunday School, the latter having
removed to Philadelphia.
The B. & o. R. r. will build a
waiting room addition and shelter shed
at its Delaware avenue station in VII
mington at cost OF $4,000
The Charles Murphy farm OF I56
acres, one of the most desirable prop
critics in the Fourth district. has been
sold by Ernest Frazer to Frank E.
Williams, editor OF the WING.
The bake held Lass Saturday by
Miss Katharine Bratton's Class in the
West End School. netted $40.
Tome and Delaney schools lined
up on the formers basket ball floor on
Saturday. the visitors losing by a
score OF 2o to "a.
-Sportsmen in the Glasgow section
enjoyed well attended 1ox hunt last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Phyllis Craig, wife Of James
Craig, colored, died at her home here
on Monday.
"A full attendance of Elkton Coun-
Gil No. ~, Jr. o. U. A. M, is desired
at its meeting OH January 81.
Traffic was hated on the Columbia
q Port Deposit Railroad, on Monday
night, by the wrecking of several
freight cars, between Conowingo and
Peach Bottom, caused by brake rig
ging breaking None OF the trainmen
were hurt.
Andrew Rsmbo has sold his ice
supply business to Henry H. Mitchell
,vb MIL
season.
A bake and bazar will be held by
Jackson Union Sunday School at Ever
EFT P. Browns next Saturday evening,
February 4. Ice cream will be on
sale.
Mt. Pleasant NJ. E. Church, Coz
ora, c.eared SI8 from its recent pie
social.
A drama will shortly be given by
local talent for the benefit OF st.
Johns NJ. E. Church, Lewisvile.
Henry Louhoff, OF Rowlandvile,
while using coal oil to kindle a FIRE.
was badly burned, one day last week.
thieves have stolen nearly ali the
iowls from Homard Terry's premises
IN the Sixth district.
Joseph B. Conner has purchased
Henry NJ Biddles I2I acre larm near
Elkton, for $4Ioo.
William Richardson and Charles
B. Montgomery have purchased W
Arthur Mitchel.'s I25 acre farm, on
Elk River. for $1,000.
-Irainii1aster George M. Smith, OF
Perryviile, recently assigned to the
Maryland Division OF the p, B. & w.
r. k, met local railroad men here on
Saturday and continued his trip along
the line.
The ladies OF ST. Johns Church,
Newark, will hold a bazar in the Opera
House on February I3.
District Superintendent Rev. E. L.
Hotfecker held fourth quarterly con-
ferenccs at North East M. Z. Church
on Saturday evening and preached
there at the morning and evening ser
vices on Sunday.
Joseph S. Pogue has purchased
from his son, William M. Pogue, the
latter's property on Pearl street,
in gSun, for S25oo
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hurford
OF Calvert, mourn the loss OF their in
,ant daughter. Dorothy, who died
Saturday aged IS months.
Justice Leonard w. Lovett, OF
Newark, has been reappointed by Gov
ernor Pennewill.
The new Wilton velvet carpet,
purchased recently for Forest Presby-
terian Church, Middletown, by the
Ladies Mite Society, ha been laid, and
the interior OF the building has been
renovated
J. R. Simpson and family, OF
North East, removed this week to
Philadelphia. where he will be em-
ployed by the United States Express
Company.
The Maryland House Gun Club
OF Havre de Grace, has been formed
by sportsmen OF that city, Perryvil.e
and Aberdeen with Lester German as
President.
Messrs. Dennison, Elliott and
Thompson, OF the New Castle Levy
Court, have been named as its Legis-
lative Committee and with its coun-
sci, Philip L. Garrett, Esq, will go
over number OF proposed measures
which he has drawn for presentation
to the Legislature.
-Hetty Rhodes, colored, was ar
rested in Middletown last week by
Constable Oaks, OF Delaware City,
charged with stealing S. from Charles
Brown OF the latter town. Justice
Householder dismissed the case afte.
the return of the money and payment
OF costs
DR.. J. Wilson Dewitt, a well
known physician OF St. Georges, Del.
died at his home there on Sunday
His funeral was held on Tuesday.
His remains were taken to Washing
ton NOR interment in the National
Cemetery at Arlington, Va.
delaware, st. Georges, Junlata,
Muhlenberg, Susquehanna, Washing
ton and Gallaudet Colleges, the Uni
versity Of Maryland and West Chester
Normal School teams will contest one
of the intercollegiate relay races on
Franklin Field, Philadelphia, on April
goth.
The December issue of "The Ocel-
lentidea," published by students OF
Bellefonte, Pa, Academy, contains a
photograph OF the football eleven and
their instructor, Mr.. Seruch T. Kim
Bile, of Appleton, this county. The
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