The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-09-23
LOCAL JOTTlNGS

nleFeS stole quite lot OF pre-
serves from Mrs. Samuel Regans
premises in the Rising Sun sec
ton, one night last week.
Mrs. Emile Willis Kirk, widow
OF DIR. Lewis H. kirk, died last
Thursday at her home in Oxford,
Pa, aged 81 years. Two sons,
Lewis HI, of Philadelphia, and
Raymond, of Oxford, her father,
Charles p. Willis and a sister, RMS.
Mary w. Reese, of Philadelphia,
survive her.
Cecil Prohibitionists viii holu a
county convention in Pleasant
Hill Free Methodist Church next
Thursday, September Fl, to nomi-
nate a county ticket and elect Off
GERS for the county organization
;or the coming year. Speakers
will be present and everybody is
invited to attend.
The Pennsylvania Railroad
management is reported to be ex-
perimenting with sold leaf a. a
covering for semaphore arms in
it's signal system instead OF yellow
paint. The gliding is costly, but
wears well.
Head of Christiana congrega-
tons recent Dollar Social yield
ed $500.
Cholera is reported prevalent
around Galena, so porkers having
died thus far OF the disease.
Town officer Reed OF Newark,
is on the lookout for a party who
tried to enter Mrs. Frank Willis
Asidence bn Cleveland avenue,
one night recently and was wound
ed by tler son4.n-law. Walter
Moore, who fired upon him with
a shot gun as he was retreating.
He left a trace of blood behind
him.
Willtam Baldwin and Louis
Bowers, arrested in Baltimore last
week for stealing a horse and
buggy from Lester McGonigal, OF
Lapidum, in Havre de Grace,
were committed to Bel Air jail
Several Italian workmen sitting
in the cabin caboose OF a work
train which was coupling at Ba-
con Hill last Friday were thrown
about and more or less bruised.
One of the party, Louis Growacci,
struck against window and his
head was cut severely.
The ladies of Bethel NJ. p.
Church will hold pie social on
the lawn at Mrs. &. A. Reeds,
Wednesday evening, September
~, Pie, cake, ice cream and
candy will be on sale. All well
come. If stormy, the next fair
evening.
The ladies of st. Andrews Me-
mortal Church, Andora, Will hold
a rummage sale Ito include arti-
Giles useful for clothing) together
with bake, in the Parish House,
near st. Andrews Church, on
Wednesday and Thursday OF next
week, September p and 2S. Ar
ticleS use III for the rummage sale
will be gladly received from friends
in i.lkton, and may be lett at Trim
ity Parish House, Bridge street.
Bishop Adams confirmation APP
pointnents for the immediate
neighborhood are as follows =
Trinity Church, Elkton, Friday
evening, Sept. p, at 7.3o; st. An
drews (Goldsborough Mcmorial)
Church. Andora, this Saturday
afternoon at 2.5o; Church OF the
Good Shepherd, Chesapeake City,
tuesday evening OF next week, at
7.3o. The Bishop will preach on
the occasions named. All are cor
daily invited.
Church OF the Good Shepherd,
Chesapeake City. Service tomor-
row Sunday at 7.3o p. m.
st. Andrews CGoldsborough
MemoriaD Church, Andora. Sun
day service regularly at 3 p. m.
Sunday School at $50.
a grand tournament and supper
will be held by the congregation
OF 1t. Dennis Church. Galena, on
October IS, open to amateur rid
ers OF Kent and Cecil counties,
with elegant prizes for the win
ne!'. John T. Queen w. II.
Woodall, Linwood Beaston and
DIR. +. a. Scott are the committee
in charge.
Ladies OF Leeds NJ. =. congre-
cation will hold a poultry supper
and country market in the church
grove next Wednesday evening
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