The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-10-26
LOCAL JOTTINGS OF THE WEEK

OF his deputies will be in North East, at
Harvey's Fisheries, Thursday, October
81, from a. IN. to IL a. m.; at Charles
town from II a. m. to 2 p. m, and at
Stryker's Hotel, Perryville, all day, for
the purpose of issuing ducking licenses.
Failing out of a stable loft. S. G. Cald-
we'll, live stock dealer, of Galena, re-
Gently sustained serious injuries to one
shoulder.
The old established store of Henry
Shapiro, on Main street, Elkton, now
has full line of Ladies' and Gents
Clothes and furnishings, all up date
styles and high class goods. advt.+
Sherwood Rea, of Pleasant Grove, fell
from a freight car at Perryville asst
Monday and had leg cut off. He was
hurried to Baltimore hospital for treat
ment.
The fall opening meetine. of the Young
Friends Association at Rising Sun, will
be held Sunday, November 8, at 230
o'clock. Messrs. E. R. Burlington, How
ard Brown and B. p. Nichols will be the
speakers.
Mark Balderston, of Colora, has enter
ed upon his duties at Harvard University
Cambridge, Mass, as post graduate
student in physics.
Miss Nellie Shannon has resigned az
principal of Rising SUN primary school
and Miss Ethel Hall has been appointed
by the trustees, to fill the vacancy.
The Baltimore Synod of the Presbyter-
ian Church, will meet at the New York
Avenue Church, Washington, D. c., next
Monday. 1t includes the states of Mary
land and Delaware and the District Of
Columbia.
The Jacob Snyder estate at Kembles-
Vile, consisting of dwelling house and
| eleven acres in the village, has been sold
to Harry Blackburn, of Franklin town
ship, for $4810.
The Republicans of Port Deposit have
organized a Taft and Sherman Club, with
James Carson president, A. N Vannort,
secretary, and William j. Knight treas
urer
Tome Institute and Lawrenceville foot
ball elevens lined up on the former 8
gridiron last Saturday, the latter win
mig by score of 60.
The young men of Elkton will hold a
masquerade dance in Mechanics Hall,
next Thursday. Jacobs Orchestra, OF
Wilmington, will furnish the music.
company formed of parties of Wn-
| mington and Newark, and incorporated
under the name of Newark China Clay
Company, has bought four acres of land
| from II. A. Mousley, near Newark, ON
| which 1T is having erected an up to date
mill for washing and drying kaolin.
The first sign of life on the part of
nj. .yatip IL
county, appears in the form OF mass
meeting arranged by the Republicans OF
North East for Friday evening of next
| week, as advertised in another column,
| to which advertisement the readers at
| tention is asked.
For the second time within two months
| the passenger station at Akin was
| broken into and robbed Wednesday night
The official board of the Elkton Me-
thod.st Episcopal Church has invited
Rev. Il. p. Roberts to return for another
| conference year.
| Richard R. Whittingham, of Newark,
lett this week to spend two weeks deer
hunting in the Adirondack Mountains.
| The building committee of the Elkton
Banking and Trust Company has selected
A. Goodman Leach, of Baltimore, a;
architect, and have decided upon tenta =
| tive plans for the building.
The subject for discussion at Elkton
Grandge, this Saturday afternoon, will be
How to Increase the Fertility of Our
Soil" with papers by w. Palmer Nc
Fadden and John Abel.
| The Progressive massmeeting in Port
Deposit last Tuesday might was ad-
dressed by Gen. n. Winslow Williams
and Rev. Dr.. Grimer, of Baltimore Rev
I. A. H. O'Brien opened the meeting
with prayer. Mr.. frank r. Benson pre-.
SIDED.
Joshua Clayton, Esq, on Monday
moved his law offices from the Foard
Building, Elkton, which has been pur-
chased by the Elkton Banking and TIust
Company, to the Offices in the Gilpin
| building, next door to the postofiice.
Tome Institute football eleven will
play Georgetown Preparatory Schoo
eleven, this Saturday afternoon.
Union evangelistic services are beini
held in the Presbyterian Church at Zion
| this teek
Next Tuesday evening, October 49, Elk
ton Council, No. 22, Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, will
| Hoiu lheiioIldl eAeTClSeS III JnelT cOull
ell room in Mechanics Hall, in honor
of departed members. All relatives ant
friends of members of the Council, toge-
ther with those of deceased members
are cordially invited to attend the exer-
cises, which will begin at 8 o'clock and
include an address by Rev. L. E. Poole
of Epworth Church, Wilmington, toge-
ther with appropriate music. The Cour
Gil will meet for its business session al
7 O'Clock, and full attendance of men,
bers is desired.
Miss Mary Brevard Roberts, of Phila
delphia, will give a dramatic recital ot
the Blue Bird, by Maeterlinck, in the
Elkton Opera House, Tuesday evening
October 80, for the benefit of Union Hos
pitah
The cunning season for rabbits, quail
and pheasants, and also the duckins
season on the flats, will open Friday
| November /.
The ladies of Cayots' NJ E. Church
will hold a poultry supper in the church
this (Saturday) evening, for benefit o.
improvements of the church
large number of Cecil countian,
/ hoo H.. VIVA