The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-11-25

aged seven months, three weeks. The
funeral was held from his parents home
on Sunday, November 10, with interment
at Elktop.
Trinity Church, Elkton. Service will
be held on Thursday of next week
Thanksgiving Day-at 1890 a. M, and in
St. Andrews tGoldsborough MemoriaD
Church, Andpra, at 2.45 p m.
The hour of service at the Church Of
the Good Sheph rd Chesapeake City, is
now on all Sundays at 1880 a. m.
The ladies of Wesley Chapel will hold
an oyster and poultry supper at the home
of George R. Howard, December 6.
Tickets 25 cents. If stormy, the next
evening.
The Cecil Farmers Club met on Tues
day at A. B. McVeys, near Pleasant Hill.
Young men of Cecilton have organized
a dancing club and will give a dance on
Thanksgiving night to be followed by
others on alternate Thursday evenings.
Rev. J. NJ. Lindale has been invited to
continue as pastor of Hopewell and AS
pury NJ. e. Churches for another year.
Rev. e. p. Roberts will preach at the
closing exercises of West Amwell NJ E.
Sunday School, in Perkins Chapel, to-
morrow afternoon. The public is invited
TO attend.
Ladies of Head of Christiana congre-
CATION will serve their annual Thanks
giving supper next Thursday evening.
Thursday next, November 30, Thanks
giving Day, is a legal holiday. Banks
and public Offices will be closed. The
schools will be closed on that day and
the following day. Friday
Ladies of Trinity congregation will
hold a bake and sale OF fancy articles
in the vacant storeroom in the Giles
building adjoining Benefits. next Satur-
day evening, December 2.
A box social will be held at Bethel
schoohouse this Saturday evening.
Ladies of Ebenezer NJ. E. Church, of
Greenhurst, will serve an oyster supper
at Harry Armour's home next Wednes-
day evening November 20, for the benefit
of the horse shed fund.
An oyster and poultry supper will be
held in Carter's Hall, Elk Mills, this
Saturday )evening. Everybody welcome
A special program has been arranged
for the closing exercises at Persons
Grove Sunday School, near town, at 2.30
p. m. tomorrow. Rev DR.. John McBl-
mbyle and others will give addresses
Everybody Welcome.
Maud, the IL year old daughter of Will
liam Cross, OF Theodore, was kicked in
the face by horse and severely injured
one day last week,
At joint meeting of the Automobile
Club of Maryland and the Greater Balti-
more Committee, held at the Hotel En-
ers9n in that city, it was resolved to
send committee to confer with the
CECIL County Commissioners on Decem-
per 12, and urge the Improvement of the
Elkten -Perryville road.
There are 244 pupils enrolled in the
schools at North East of whom As are in
the High School
Judges Boyce and Rice at Wilmington
on Tuesday refused to grant liquor IL
cense to William Ball, for the hotel at
Kirkwood Residents were examined for
and against Balls application on Satur-
day,
George Rawlinson has exchanged his
residence, West High street, with Thomas
G. Major, for the latters farm, on the
Plank Road, near Elkton.
Dogs, it is reported, have killed nearly
NV 6uthouo, lui htyo anu CHlCheuS Ou
Howard Reynolds farm near Rising Sun
The high wind of Tuesday blew down
the frape werk of Taylor w. McKenneys
new garage in course of erection on the
site of the burned Debert & Wilson Tex
tile Mill, near Hlkton Station.
Delaware College football team Win
play its last game of the season on its
grounds today with the strong Dickinson
College eleven. Game will be called at
2 p. m.
Ellsworth Shippers has begun the cree
zion Of dwelling on his lot adjoiinng
the National Bank of North East.
Spreading rails caused two heavily
laden coal cars to leave the track on the
B. & Q. X. H. between FELTON, and Fair
view stations on Monday afternoon. Traf-
tic was blocked for three hours on the
eastbound tack.
Ladies of ElktGn NJ. e. Church cleared
slOS from their oyster and poultry sup
per serYed in Mechanics Hall, last
Thursday and Friday evenings.
Ladies of Havre de Grace Presbyterian
Church will hold their annual Thanksgv-
ing supper on the evenings of November
3d. December / and 2.
iHltNts SlOit II tHlthtl5 from MTS.
Mary Graham of New Valley, one night
last week, ana damaged more or less
property IN her barn.
Arthur T. Reynolds has sold his gem
eral store business at New Bridge, to
Alice Hall.
Justice Giipin IN saturday gave
hearing to Arthur Owens and d. o. Hof-
fecker, OF Perryyille, charged by Deputy
Warden Murphy with being on the duck
ing grounds on the flats before 5 a. m. on
November 6. AS there was a very heavy
fog on the river at the time the Justice
gave the accused the benefit Of the doubt
and discharged them.
S. David Shellender Of Cherry Hill,
and Malcolm Frazer, Of Newark passed
through Elkton in a new $4,000 Pierce
Arrow auto car on Saturday morning on
their way to Washington, making the
trip from Newark to Washington in six
hours and Is minutes
Sam Ellis, of the st. Augustine section
was lodged in Jail by Sheriff McAllister
on Wednesday evening, charged with
stealing corn from Frank Clayton.
Burns Bros, of tIavre dc Grace, have