The Cecil Whig., 1912-06-08

| ian Church, last Sunday, both morning
and evening, and large congregation
was present at both services
Bishop Monahan, of the Wilmington
Diocese, visited Rising Sun, last Sunday
evening, and confirmed a class of young
people at st. Agnes Catholic Church.
June IA will be Flag Day.
| There will be services at st. Marks,
near Perryville tomorrow Sunday, at
| 1890 a. m.
A double frame dwelling house, owned
| by Jessup and Moore Paper Co., at Pro-
| vidence, and occupied by Theodore Feeh-
ly, was partly destroyed by fire, from the
result of a gasoline stove exploding, last
Saturday evening
| Mrs. Mary Culleny xas had her resi-
dence, Church street, Elkton, repainted.
Stepping upon a loose board in the
floor OF Franklin public school, at Farm
| ington, Norman Alexander, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Alexander, sustained in
juries of foot that has developed into
a bone disease.
channel, feet deep, 80 feet wide and
one thousand feet long, to be dredgad in
| Elk Creek, commencing at Cedar Point,
| has been recommended by Government
engineers
The members of Woodlawn base ball
team have chosen H. G. Clark manager.
| William Dunlap has been appointed
sexton of West Nottingham Friends
| Meeting House.
Rev. B. j. Brinkema, pastor of Zion
and Rock Presbyterian Church, has begun
| publication of a monthly church paper.
Final arrangements are being made,
by the women of St Johns R. C. Church,
Newark, for the grand annual festival to
be held on the church lawn, June 20,
| q and 22.
Children's Day will be observed in
Jackson Hall. CowentowE tomorrow
Sunday evening, at 7.3O o'clock. All
are cordially invited.
| Chldren's Day service will be held as
follows on Zion Circuit:-Calvert, 23O
p. m, June 16; Union, 7.3O p. m, June 16;
Ebene er, 2.30 p. m June %; Zion, 7.3O
| p. m, June2 3.
OFT Widdoes has established an auto
express between Newark and Whining
ton, using 1 1-2 ton truck built by the
Federal Motor Co., of Detroit.
Col. Baldwin, Treasurer of the Roose-
welt compaign committee in the late pri-
| maries, has filed his report, showing an
| expenditure for the State of Maryland of
something over $4,000. The expenditure
| of the Taft campaign committee amount
| ed to something over $4,000.
| A new coat of paint on the front Of
| Giles store has been one of the i'm
| provements and one of the sensations of
North street, this week.
| nf
ielphia. under the guidance of Director
Barritz, of the Pennsylvania r. R.,
travelled from Ekton through lower
Cecil and New Castle counties, on We'd
nesday in automobiles, prospecting for
the possible establishment of several
milk depots.
The non-sectarian chapel, on the site
| of the old FELTON, Meeting house, near
Richardsmere. will be dedicated tomor-
row Sunday.
The large quarry on John Coulson's
| farm, near Port Deposit, will be reopen
ed by Charles Morrison and Philip c..
| Cameron.
The work on the dam across the river
at Conowingo, was begun this week by
the Susquehanna Power Co.
The reception given by the Cecil
County High School Alumni Association,
at the High School building, last Satur-
| day evening. was well attended, and a
| pleasant social time was enjoyed A
business meeting was neld and new Off
GERS were elected as follows:-A. Victor
Davis, president; Miss Hannah Hartnett,
| vice president; Miss Edna Cleaves, sec
retary, and Mrs. c. b. Finley, Jr., treas
| drer.
| Clarence Alexander, of New Bridge,
while reaching into a box for curry
comb, on Monday, was bitten on the
hand by a copperhead snake.
| Revival services opened at Bethel NJ
Z. Church, Pivot Bridge last Sunday
with the Berge sisters of Camden, N j.,
singing evangelists, as assistants
| The net proceeds of the plays render
| ed by the Rising sun Dramatic Associa-
ton, last Friday evening, for the bene-
fit of the public library of Rising Sun,
amounted to $35.
| The members of Beinel NJ. p. Church
will hold their annual festival next We'd
nesday evening. If stormy next fair
evening. Children's Day services will be
held in the grove adjoining the church
| on Sunday, June 16 at p. m.
| At the closing exercises of Grove pub
| lie school, near Zion, Mary Worth re-
| ceived a watch for attendance and pune
| tuality, and Margaret Shippers and Amy
| Laird received gold pins.
Commencement exercises at Maryland
| Agricultural College will be held next
! week. Among the list of graduates we
| note Franklin Earle Anderson, of this
| county. The commencement addresses on
| Wednesday, June u, will be given by
| Hon. William T. Warburton, of Elkton.
1T the commencement exercises of the
Newark High School, next Friday, the
| address to the graduates will be deliver
ed by L. Irving Handy, Esq.
Martin Paul Kincaid, of Colora. is con-
| fined to his home suffering from blood
| poisoning, caused from cutting his toe
| While cutting grass.
| The Chautauqua will open in Elkton
next week. The entire community should
and doubtless will, give it's support to
| the interesting program provided for
| these ChaItauqua days
Ia,e Oxford spring Fair this week has
! Been patroni"ed by good many from