The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-07-15
local JOTTINGS OF THE WEEK

The Ladies' Aid Society cf Leeds ~
r. Church will meet at the home Of hr.
". T. Bonham, on wednesday evening.
July 1s 3
There will be divine service tolns.f-
row In st. Marks Chapel. near Perry
Vile at 8 p. m.
Daniel stoll. Of Newark, secured thu
contract for the heating ana PLUMBING
fixtures in tho new residence al 3. r.
Haines, Esq. on the Glasgow road. near
|; town. The Honeywell heating system
viii be installed and the plumbing viii
be up-to-date
One OF Leroy EngIand'a horAs.
while drawing mower on Monday. dicd
In the Held Of his farm near Zion.
Another mule and four year Old
colt died on w. D. Ewing's farm in the
Ninth district, this week.
William Blackburn has nearly COM
pleted fine new barn for Harvey L.
Kirk. near Sylmar.
Evangelist r. H. Martin, Of New
YORK City. will preach in the Household
OF Faith Church at BIythedale, Friday
evening, July 21. at 7.45. Saturday at
o'clock p. m. and Sunday morning, at II
a. m.
Eugene, youngest son of A. c. Stiltz.
OF Newark, was shot In the leg above
the left knee. while handling a revolver
which was ared accidentally, ono day
last week.
One day last week. valuable horse.
owned by Harvey Jordan, of the New
ark section. walked into the barn and
falling through the funnel to the entry
below was killed.
-Lend-a-Hand Circle Of Kings Daugh-
ters OF North East, met at Mrs. Curtis
! Williams on Thursday evening.
! Miss Emily A. Scott succeeds miss
Mearns Carhart as principal of Oak
Grove School near Calvert.
Judge Rice. at Wilmington, last
week, approved the transfer to Joshua
G. Armstrong, the new owner, Of the
, hotel at Odessa, of its liquor license.
held by j. H. Massey, which will expire
next May
Mrs. Martha Comery, her daughter,
Mary, and her granddaughter, Laura
Colmery, of Newark, were seized with
ptomaine poisoning after eating watefs'
. melon on the Fourth. but were relieved
by DR.. w. II. Steele.
, Standing on chair, which tilted. az
she was hanging a bucket on the wall,
near the kitchen stove, at her home in
Havre de Grace. last Thursday, Mrs.
Susan McMaster. an aged resident, fell,
striking her arms ION the hot lids and
was badly burned.
While driving with Allen Kirk, one
day last week, near Rising Sun, Aaron
Reynolds noticed a purse bag lying on
the road, In which was a gold watch,
about 30 in cash and bank-book bear
ing the name of Ella v. Townsend Miss
townsend was seeking trace of the purse
when informed of its recovery
William Chillas, we'll known farm
er, of the Newark section, one day last
week, fell ou of a doorway at Tweed's
I Mill and striking on concrete walk,
broke his nose and cut his head severely.
! Wheat in Lancaster and other sec
tions of Pennsylvania is reported badly
damaged by the Hessian fly, many ,arm-
ers getting a yield of less than 15 bu-
shells per acre. Corn and tobacco are
> reported quite promising
j. j. Leitheiser, of Havre de Grace,
P, B. w. R. R. carpenter, made a
mis-stroke with an ad,e while at work at
Perryville. last Friday, and got an ugly
cash In his right foot-which DR.. r. H.
Smith closed with several stitches.
! Special services conducted by Rev.
Mr. Melvin, Of Washington. will be held
. in Bethesda Church, oakwood. tomorrow.
The caucus of Republican members
| of Wilmington City Council chose ].
| Austin Ellison for Clerk of Council.
George l.. Watson for Clerk of Markets,
John B. Connell, Coal Oil Inspector, and
| Alonzo Shockley, oolored, for Bailiff to
Council.
I Zion Chapter Epworth League will
hold service at 10.45 a. m. tomorrow and
next Sunday at 7.45 p. m.
. Continued on page s.