The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-09-21

as their rector, has accepted call to
Christ Church, Melville, N. j., and has
rendered his resignation to the vestry
there to take effect on the first of next
month. Millville is a fiourlsning city OF
1900 population, and Christ Church has
large and influential congregation.
The Methodists OF Cherry Hill, under
the leadership of Rev. d. j. Ford, are
making extensive repairs and improve
ments on their churo edifice, cons listing
of metal ceiling, side walls, painting in
side and out new steam heater, new
floors, new pews and carpets Tine metai
work will be beautifully decorated and
when the work is all done the cnurch
will present an attractive appearance
within and without.
The cornet band of Rising Sun has dis
banded
Losing her kittens, a cat owned by
Mary and Belle Nickle, near Rising Sun,
stole six young chickens from hen, car
ried them gently by the neck across two
fields to the house and adopted them.
Ray Hamilton, of Zion, has entered
Delaware College.
Toward Lorraine, Chesapeake City, was
successfully operated on for appendicitis
at Union Hospital, last Saturday.
The Principle Mite Society will hold a
lawn fete on this Saturday evening, on
S C. McCauley's lawn, near jackson
Station. Ice cream, cakes and clips for
sale. Music by the band For the 5ene-
fit of the NJ. E. Church.
The ladies of st. Andrews Episcopal
Church, near Andora, will hold an ice
cream festival on Saturday evening, Sep
TENDER %. The cordial patronage of
the public is solicited.
The framework for a large new barn
time ago, was raised by William H. War
rington, last week, a large number of
friends and neignbors assisting in the
raising.
Vernon Nickle. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Nickle, of Rowlandville, is i'll
with scarlet fever.
The RI Rev. William Forbes Adams
Bishop of the Diocese of Easton, win
preach in ST. Mary's Church, North East,
next Wednesday evening.
An all day Friends meeting was held
at the Brick Meeting House, Calvert,
last Sunday
Tom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atone
ment, is being observed today Saturday
and is their most solemn observation of
the year.
i.igar Pummer, of Elkton, who was
severely injured on August &c, when he
fell from pole of the Home Manufac
turing Light and Power Co., is able to
! be about again
The Crosby merry go-round. of oxford,
Md, which was located in ElktOn for a
| ponth, under such good management,
! thus summer. is now in CeciltoE.
Lewis A. Todd, OF the Port Dep, g I
section, reports yield of 3S l-2 busHe: s
of wheat to the acre
rhe fall meeting of the Ladies Aid
| Society of Leeds VI. p. Church was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank
Blake, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Amanda Shippers, wife OF William
H. Shippers, colored, of Elkton died
Friday evening of last week, at their
home in West Elkton The funeral was
| held Tuesday with inteIment in the col
| ored cemetery.
The ladies OF Harris NJ E. Church, Elk
| Neck, will hold harvest no;i.- rnu srp.
per on Wednesday and Thursday even.
ings of next week. September % and &c
! If stormy, NEXT evening The public in.
| yited.
Oak Grove School, near Rising Sun
will hold festival and bazaar on the
school lawn, Wednesday evening, Sep
TENDER %. If stormy, first clear even
| ing. Public cordially invited. Music by
| Nottingham Cornet Band.
Shows Battery and Company e., Pur.
nell Legion, held their reur ION ut Perry
Vile on Tuesday. The general attend