The Cecil Whig., 1911-06-03
LOCAL JOTTINGS

Church OF the Good Shepherd,
Chesapeake City, tomorrow whit
Sunday at 1890 a. m. There will
be the celebration of the Holy
Communion.
The hour of service in Trinity
Church, Elkton, on Sunday even
ings and on Friday evenings, will
be, until further notice, GAS.
Morning service at II. Sunday
Scholo at 10. Services appro-
pirate to Whit Sunday tomorrow
Service is held regularly in St.
Andrews (Goldsborough Memoir
iaD Church, Andora, at 3 p. m.
Sunday School at $50. All are
cordially invited.
Prof. Carroll Edgar entertained
the 1911 class of the Cecil County
High School, by taking them to
Betterton on the Spray" on Tues
day, May 80.
The Bay View M. P. Sunday
School will hold its annual straw
berry festival on Wednesday even
ing, June 7; if stormy first fair
evening.
Delaware College was defeated
at the athletic celebration on De-
coration Day, by Muhlenberg Col
lege, OF Allentown, Pa, the final
score being "a to AZ in Mullen
berg's ;avor. The meet started
promptly at 2.3o p. M, but the
heavy rain, which set in about fiji
teen minutes later, made the track
slippery and the jumping pits
sticky and heavy.
Mr.. S. B. Gray, a Bay View
merchant, will have charge OF the
store at Woodlawn Camp during
the coming season.
John G. Hopper, of Chesapeake
City, is member of the gradual
ing class of the Veterinary School
of the University of Pennsylvania.
Big Elk Sunday School will
hold its annual festival on the
Chapel grounds, on Wednesday
evening, June 7. If stormy next
fair evening. All are invited.
The Sunshine Circle OF North
East, will hold a bake" in Hotel
Cecil Saturday afternoon, June 3.
Robert Donnelly has repainted
the Queck property in the "Hol-
low" in two shades Of gray, great
ly improving its appearance.
The syndicate owning the
ground in the new East End addi-
ton to tn limits Of North East has
given the contract for a concrete
block dwelling, 2Sx3o feet, work
upon which will start promptly. A
concrete walk will be laid in the
new section from Main street to
Cecil avenue. Streets have been
laid out and shade trees planted.
Messrs. A. Anderson, f. T. Is.
Day, John l.. Moore and DR.. r.
G. Underwood have Offered 10
donate any lot desired for the new
M. +. Parsonage.
Trustees OF North East M. E.
Church are advertising for pro-
posals for cleaning the brick and
stone OF the burned structure and
clearing off the lot as also the site
of the parsonage. A number OF
architects have offered to sumbit
sketches OF plans for the proposed
new church.
The date for the start OF the
Glidden tour automobiles has
been changed from June I9 to
June 2I. The tour will extend
from Washington to Ottawa,
Canada, distance of 1880 miles,
The first stage will be from Wash
ington to Philadelphia, 163 miles,
with a noon stop at Bel Air, Md,
Is miles from the starting point.
The route will be continued from
Bel Air via Conowingo and the
Telegraph road to Wilmington.
Worthy Coslett and Alex Gro
theirs, OF North East, won silver
medals in the Agricultural College
meet held on May 20, the former
running second in the 100 yards
and the latter second in the 44c
yards dash.
The Society OF Friends are hav-
ing a meeting house erected al
Conowingo.
The Sparvetta Mining Mill al
Sylmar, has been torn down and
the frame and lumber shipped to
Bedford, N. Y, where the ocm-
pany will erect a mill.
w. d. St. Clair, OF Port Deposit
was chosen first and Z. c. Jackson
of Jackson, second guardian OF
the Grand Castle. Knights OF the