The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-11-09
LOCAL JOTTINGS

church, Is conducting revival services in
the hall at Chllds
me regular meetings of the Orphans
| court, county Commissioners and School
| commissioners Wild be held at Elkton
next Tuesday.
The Mite society of Wesley Chapel was
entertained by Mr. and GIrs. Andrew Nc
Kinney, last evening.
Special services are in progress at
jackson Hall, near Cowentown. All are
cordially invited
ReV. w. II. Briggs, of Zion, will begin
extra services at Calvert, Sunday even
ing, November II.
William c. Pope, of Wilmington. has
leased the G. A. R. Hall, at North East
TOR period of one year. Mr.. Pope will
present moving picture shows two even
| ings a week
The young son of Jam IS j. Hanna, OF
Colora, is suffering with a badly cut
mead as the result of falling against a
| radiator
Colora Lodge Imp. Order of Red ;den,
visited lakewood Lodge, Wednesday night
| OF last week, where ten members were
| initiated, after which the order gave
| fine set-out.
Samuel d. Fryer and wife, of Colora.
gave reception Monday evening in
honor of their nephew, Norman Fryer,
and wife, of Baltimore
Rev. Mr.. Huffman, will preach in Octo-
raro Peoples Church near Conowingo,
tomorrow Sunday at 2.SO p. W. Every
body invited to attend
The West Presbyterian Church. of vii.
mington, from whose pulpit Rev. AIexan-
der A1lisnp ranant1y
tended call to Rev. U. Franklin Smiley
of Camden, N. J. DR.. Smiley has signi-
fied his acceptance
A delightful concert was given at the
Calvert Agricultural High School on We'd
nesday evening of this week by Miss
Frost, violinist, Miss Holmes, pianist,
Miss Wilcox, soprano, and Miss Garman,
reader, under the direction of the Ithaca
Conservatory of Music Entertainment
Bureau.
The Ladies Aid Society of Union NJ f.
Church will meet at the home of Mrs
Joseph f. Holt this Saturday evening.
Thieves recently stole hunting dogs
belonging to Hugh Burlin and Samuel
Will, of Rowlandville.
George T. Burlin has been appointed a
rural delivery carrier from Port De-
post vice Joseph Rineer, resigned.
Herman R. Tyson, the we'll knc"-.:
Newark horseman, g Ttll p $751; a a."n
rs,,.,. . ooStthern circuit this week, at
, Augusta, Fla Mr.. Tyson will arrive
home VITA his string OF horses early
next week. 1t is expected that Mr. Tyson
viii even surpass his wonderful record
of past seasons Up until last week he
L hi
| likely that by the time the Augusta meet
IS over, the total Will be 40 and posslply
more
The next annual session of the Nll-
ming,on NJ r. Conference Will be held
1T Cr.s1eld, Nd . beginning on March ~.
B.shop Joseph #. Berry has peen selecL-
ed as the presiding officer, the assignment
having been made at the semi-annual
meeting of Board of Bishops, at Toledo,
Ohio
Joseph Touchton, of Sylmar, is con
| fined to his red, suffering with blood
poison. from the result of splinter III
| 4 s foot.
Port Deposit amateur talent is plan
ming for a minstrel show to be held on
| Thanksgiving Day
Initial Steps have been taken relative
| TO starting an agitation for a sewer sys-
| TEN for Newark, Del.
The colored folks of Rock Run sec
ton. are erecting a new Methodist Church
! in Port Deposit.
Herman jackson, of Woodlawn, is hav-
ing a new residence built opposite his
| blacksmith shop.
| Rev. William Robinson, of Wilmington,
recently called as pastor of the Row
| landvlle, ethesda and Porter's Grove
NJ. p Church, has declined the call.
| Christie Atkinson, of Colora, is suffer
ing with blood poisoning which resulted
| from having a tooth drawn short time
| tgo
| john Coulson, of New Bridge, was
badly wounded Friday of last week by
| shot entering his arm and breast. A
gun, in the hands of companion was
accidentally discharged and the shot
struck rock, rebounded and struck Mr..
Cou son.
After an absence of several years,
| Chester Atkinson, of South America, is
spending some time at his former home
at Pennington
Delaware College football eleven again
suffered defeat last Saturday at the
hands of the Catholic University team,
| VI NdSIlnslOn, -. y, ny lut s''ie VI
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| The home of T. Roseby McMullin, of
Chestnut Hill, near Newark, Del, was
broken into, one night recently, and a
large quantity of preserves stolen.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Is in
stalling "a power plant at the water sta
Uion, near Ruthby, to supply electricity
for signals along a certain section of the
tracks.
The pupils of Union Grove School Gor-
merly known as Red Toad will hold a
box social Friday evening, November 10
Ladies please bring boxes. Proceeds fol
library and organ funds If stormy next
fair evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Holt will entertain
the Ladies' Aid TO Union at tneY home
today Saturday.
Rummage sale will be held in Trinity
Parish House, Bridge street, this (Sat
urday) evening.
D.. Mrs. w. ID. Cawley entertained the lad
les of the Elkton EN- Noidery Club at hel
J home on Thursday.