The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-11-22

one conversions.
The Cecil Farmers Club will be enter
tained at the homs Of R. X. Rawlings on
Wednesday, Nov. 81.
w. r. Barrett has been appointed chief
engineer of the Pennsylvania Railroad
signalsservice at Perryville.
Ia contest Miss Sarah Nickle collected
$sI for Mount Pleasant Methodist Church.
colora, and was awarded watch.
BY falling from fence at the Elkton
public school. Leslie Pippin. son of Mr..
Harry w. Pippin. fractured his arm
Philip Torbert. Of Port Deposit, was
fined Gas BY Justice Ash for violating laws
governing ducking on the snsquehanna
Flats.
Rev. Cyrus Keene. of the Anti-Salood
League Of Maryland, preached in Rising
sun and Sylmar M. E churches on Sum
|, day last.
Dr. Clarence Collins. who located at
Calvert several months ago for the prac-
tice Of medicine. has moved his Office TO-
North East.
John F. Pierce has donated ground in
Colora, to the members Of Mt. Pleasant
Church, on which q new church and par-
snnage is to be built.
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William Winchester, of Port Deposit,
has purchased from Duyckinck. Sterrett &
Co, 1913 model 80 H. self-starting
Overland touring car.
Annual donations for the kindergarten
from the w. C. T. U. are requested to be
left with Mrs. VIM. M. Pogue not later
than Wednesday, Nov. ~.
Several Of oar citizens journeyed to
Elkton by auto and other conveyances to
witness the democratic jollifcation fes-
tivities on Tuesday evening
Maynard Harrington fell from Milton
Fletcher's barn near Pennington while
putting up spouting last Monday and sus-
tanned severe injuries about bis back and
hip.
The members Of Colora Council, No.
81, lr.. o. u. A. NJ. will attend church
at Mt. Pleasant next Sunday morning.
Nov. "a, atIo:3o o'clock. All members
are requested to meet at the church
nromb{ly.
Don't forget the supper to be held in the
chapel at West Nottingham this evening
3 BY the ladies of the Presbyterian church.
Supper will be served from $3.50 until 9
o'clock. and will be 80 cents; oysters and
i ice cream extra
The meetings and exhibit of the State
Horticultural Society and allied associa-
lions. in Fifth Regiment Armory, Balti-
more. this week. have been attended by
numerous of our citizens interested in
agricultural pursuits.
Thomas Stockham Baker. director of
Tome School. will have charge of the
modern language conference of the Inter
scholastic Association of the Middle
States and Maryland at the University of
Pennsylvania. November 20 and 80.
Daniel Dresser. Tome Institute boy
while riding motorcycle at high rate
or speed last Saturday afternoon was run
into by large dog belonging to Dave
McNutr. The collision occurred on the
pike between Rising Sun and Barnes
Corner and resulted in the dog being
killed. the boy somewhat cut and bruised
and the motor cycle wrecked.
BY the resignation of President Nc
Crea. of the Pennsylvania railroad and
she election of Samuel Rea to that Office.
vacancy occurs in the list of vice presi-
dents and there is considerable specula-
ton as TO who win be selected for the
honor. Among those prominently mem
toned for the Office is Joseph T. Richards.
now chief engineer. Mr.. Richards is a
Eecil countian and has worked his way
up from rodman 10 his presenp position
with the company by sheer merit and we
bespeak for him the further honor of a
vice presidency.
3 The Nordland Girls gave the initial en-
%kertainment in this seasons course in
Rising Sun hall on Monday night and
ware greeted with full house The pro-
gram consisted of musical selections.
vocal and instrumental. and recitations.
all Of them being favored with the Morse
land sentiment and dialect. Some Of
the violin solos and the dialect rgcitations
were quite pleasing. The closing item
on the program. a musical sketch entitled
..The Company Rehearsal. was not real
enough 10 be true or burlesqne enough to
be funny and left the audience il doubt
IS to which was intended