Evening journal., 1912-09-26
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

Heavy rains have badly damaged
the corn and tomato crops Of Cecil
county
There will be but two days for
registration in Cecil county this fall,
October 1 and g.
Miss Iva Mearus, Of Calvert, has
purchased the 153-acre Clifford Cook
farm at Oak Hill
The hotel property at Dublin
Hartford county. has been bought by
J. e. Triplett, of Virginia.
Miss Helen Stradley of Sassa-
iras. has been appointed principal OF
Shrewsbury Academy at Galena.
While loading cans in a freight
car at fredericksburg, Elmer Samson
fell to the track and broke his collar
bone.
The Cecil County Court has
granted Mrs. Ida l.. Egner of Cherry
Hill, divorce on the ground of deser-
ton
The residence Of Clayton Wright
on Kidwell avenue. Centreville, has
been bought by Fl. w. B. Mitchell
for $4,000
Held up by two men on the Ris-
ing Sm-Farmington road. John
Ramsley escaped after the strenuous
use of his whip.
The Rev. Carroll Maddox, having
accepted call to Finksburg the Rev.
J. w Gray, of Baltimore, will fill the
pulpit OF Rowlandville Methodist
Protestant Church until new pas
tor is selected.
The new Lutheran Church at
Kingsville will be dedicated Sunday.
Garnet T. Radebaugh. Of Bynum,
raised 1900 bushels of tomatoes on
five acres of ground.
The whitehall Farmers Club and
Improvement Association will hold
an agricultural exhibition TUESDAY.
William E. Carver of Churchville
has accepted a position with the
American Bridge Company at colum-
bia. S. c.
-"Brnkey" Anderson was acquit-
ted in the Cecil County Court yester-
day of burglarizing the Elkton Candy
Kitchen.
Misses Arrie Mccoy, Emily Z,
Moore and Ella Canman have been
granted life certificates by the Cecil
County School Commissioners.
The Upper Cross Roads Farmers
Club, will meet at the home OF 7. f
Bennett, Saturday.
John McRochester, of Church
Hill sustained fractured wrist while
cranking an automobile.
DIR. c. W. Whaland of Chester
town. has been appointed chief ply
stefan TO the county institutions.
An addition TO the Whiteiord Hal
school aud monastery is being con
struciod at a cost Of $4,000.
On the grounds OF desertion th'
Cecil County Court has granted Mrs
Richard OFT, Of Elkton divorce.
For 50 consideration Randall
W. Rose of Cecil county. has sole
his 1T acre farm to his children.
George G. Hopkins has sold hi'
farm in the sixth district OF Cecl
comfy TO James NJ. Holden for 1890
-Thirty-five prisoners are confined
in the Centerville Jail, the lafges
number since the now jail has Deel
erected.
Having accepted call TO a churcl
I'm Georgia, the Rev. H. W. Robinson
has resigned as pastor Of Shrewsour'
parish.
Bishop William Forbes Adams, o
the Diocese Of Easton, ofliciated n
ST. Marys Episcopal Church, Nort
East. last night
las lccull VI itANhih5 %
with a tack last Christmas, Miss Luc
Brickley. of Pennington, had tina
member amputated
Their team striking bridg
abutment, John Jordan and jon
Russell. of Bay View, narrowly es
capped injury, but the vehicle was dc
molished
Mrs. c. S. Pyle made the addrcs
of welcome and Miss Ida c. Mearn
responded at the twenty-seventh an
nual convention of the Cecil count
W. c. T. L. in ST. James Methods
Church.
The suit of r. Jackson Williai
against the Cecil County Commission