The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-07-06


Church at IL a. n, evening service be-
ing omitted. Sunday school at 10 a. m
Rev. Hamilton B, Phelps will hold SER
vice In st. Andrews (Goldsborough Me-
moriaD Church, Andora, tomorrow (Sun-
day lat 8 p. m.
There Will be divine service at St.
Marks Chapel, near Perryville, Sunday.
July Z, at 1890 a. m.
The Misses Gatchell, of the Fourth
District, have taken a cottage at Wild
wood, N. j.. for the summer and will
welcome their friends at ''The Maryland"
No ia E. Pine avenue.
An unusual, old d-fashioned revival SER
vice has been in progress at Bethel NJ
e. Church, Pivot Bridge, for severas
weeks. under the direction of Rev. AS
bury Burke, pastor, assisted by the Berge
sisters. The church has been crowded
nightly, people coming, afoot and by
wagon loads, from miles around the
neighboring country.
The annual festival of Childs Sunday
School will be held in the Hall, at Childs
on Thursday evening, July IL If stormy
the next evening.
The case of the Maryland State Boafd
OF Health vs.. Henry NJ Pierson, the
North East undertaken, was held before
Magistrate l.. o. Cameron, on Wednesday
last. The charge was the burying of
Victor Camille on or about December 6.
1911, without burial permit as re-
CURED by Section 1S, Arr. 43 of the Mary
land Code. Camille was killed on the
railroad and was buried by an Italian
undertaken from Philadelphia, Mr.. Pier
son not officiating at all. The Drosecu-
ton, on examination of the facts. aek
nowledged that it had no case against
Mr. Pierson and the Magistrate dismissed
the case.
Inc Elkton merchants will cio. their
stores at o'clock during July and Au-
gust except Saturday evenings. when
they Will keep them open until 10 O'Clock
AT the regular meeting or the Elkton
Lodge A. F. & A. NJ. held in Elkton. John
n. hlmble, of Tome Institute, Port De-
posit' past master, was presented with
handsome jewel
stepping upon loose board in the
NOW of Theodore Woollens bar. near
hislhg Sun, year old Burton REYNOLDS
recently fell to concrete floor anu w.,
severely injured
clarence Alexander, of near North
East, who had been bitten by a copper
mead snake, saved his life by sucking the
virus from the bite.
Inc Sewing Circles of Zion and CAL
vert held picnic at Gilpins Falls last
Saturday
: The class of 1913 of Calvert ApricuiI
tural High School held a meeting last
saturday evening at the home OF Miss
NUN Orothers, when it was decided to
noiu lair and festival on Wednesday.
July IT,
"hlle riding to his home in Elk Neck
tuesday morning, Frank Holmes was
thrown from his wheel down a steep en-
oankment, breaking his collar bone and
sustaining several severe bruises about
his body
The K. F. d. mail carriers had a ho,i
day on the Fourth
oharles Rudulph, who has been living
on West High street, Elkton, has moved
into the house recently vacated by ]. W.
Reynolds on Bow street
The Epworth League of North East NJ
Il. Church will hold bake to be follow
Ell oy porch party, at the H. H. Sim
pers building on Main street, Saturday
afternoon and evening. July 10.
The Epworth League and Sunday
school Of Mt. Pleasant Church, near
Colora, will go on their annual excur-
sion to Betterton July 25.
Master Frank Foster, of Colora. re-
Gently had his eyes badly burned by
upsetting box of mustard
The Pastors Guild, of Bay View, met
at the home of Mrs William Trimble
last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Charles ]. Davis, Road Engineer
OF the Sixth district. was stricken with
a paralytic stroke on Monday last at
his home near Colora. Mr.. Davis is in
his 10Th year and his advanced age
makes the attack serious. Mr.. Davis is
the father-in-law of Clerk of the Court
Cecil Kirk