The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-05-25

| Rev. Mr.. Scott, a student, will ad-
dress the West Amwell Sunday School,
Sunday afternoon, May 26. at 2.3O a. m.
A full attendance is desired.
The teacher and pupils of Racine
school will hold festival at the school
house, Tuesday evening, May 2S. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of school. II
stormy, next Gear evening Everybody
welcome.
Bethel NJ. p. Church will hold its an
nual festival, Wednesday. June H. Come
one and all. If stormy next fair evening.
Bethel M. p. Sunday School will hold its
Children's Day service Sunday afternoon,
June 16, at o'clock, in the grove ad-
joining the curch.
West Amwell Sunday School will hold
it's annual strawberry festival on the
evening of June 5, and if stormy next
clear evening. All friends are welcome.
Come and have good time.
| The recent carnival netted the pupils
Of Andora Public school the neat sum
of $4O.27, which amount will be used for
school purposes.
strawberry and ice cream festival
will be held on the lawn of st. An
drews Episcopal Church, near Andora,
on Saturday evening, May %. Proceeds
for church purposes.
The Frazer lot in West Nottingham
Cemetery is being enclosed with curb
ing and a handsome monument erected
to the late Malcolm frazer who was
killed in the auto accident at Sharon
Hill, Pa
Walter Elville, Of Colora, is confined
to his home with severe injuries sustain
ed by falling from ladder and tearing
the ligaments of foot.
The eighteenth anniversary of the Jr.
o. U. A. NJ. of Bay View, was observed
last Saturday night in the Lodge room,
at Bay View. very interesting pro-
gram was rendered, consisting of ad-
dresses, recitations, dialogues, duets and
solos, after which refreshments were
served.
Lieutenant II. Arthur Mitchell recent
ly appointed Surgeon on the Brigade
staff of the Maryland National Guard.
has been on duty this week at Saunders
Range, with the 1st Separate Company,
NJ. n. G.
Mr. Rudolph Ellis of the well known
Ellis family of Elkton, President of the
Fidelity Trust Co, OF Philadelphia, has
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tablishment of a relief fund for sick
employees of the company, the pensioning
of aged workers and the care of families
OF those who die in the service.
Judge Thomas S. ..srIler, OF the Or
phans' Court, gave his friends a few
hours uneasiness on Tuesday, when he
was overcome on the street, in Elkton,
by sudden weakness, due to overtaxa-
tion, before entirely regaining his
serength from his recent attack of pneu-
monia. The Judge was himself again,
after few hours rest
The Epworth League of Mt. Pleasant
Church, near Colora, held a very enjoy
able social at the home of Frank Foster
on Tuesday evening.
James Findley, of Cumberland, has
been appointed by the Good Roads Com
mission OF Maryland road inspector for
Cecil county, to succeed o. c. Sima
transferred to another section of the
State
Rev. Hamilton B. Phelps, Rector of St
Thomas Church, Newark, Del, will hold
service in st. Andrews (Goldsborough
MemoriaD Church, Andora, tomorrow
Sunday at p. m. All cordially in
vited.
birthday surprise was rendered Mrs.
Bessie Brickley, at her home at Farm
ington, last Wednesday evening
Clinton Logan, of near Greenhurst, un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis,
in Philadelphia last Wednesday.
The members of Miss Squier's music
class gave a musical in Mechanics Hall
Elkton, Friday evening.
Company E gave an informal dance at
the Armory in Mechanics Hall, last
evening. Music was furnished by Jacobs
Orchestra, of Wilmington.
DR.. E. j. Jenkins dental Office will be
closed from May 81 to June /.
A sewing circle has been established
by the young ladies of Colora
Thrown by a runaway team belonging
to Henry Burkins, of Red Pump, Cyrus
Ford was run over and sustained severe
injuries.
Bishop Luther B. Wilson has accepted
an invitation to preach the dedicatory
sermon at the dedication of the new Me-
thodist Church, at North East, on Sun
day. June 8.
Georgia Piner, daughter of Benjamin
Piner, one of Elkton's most respected
colored citizens, died at Union Hospital
on Monday
The Rising Sun Grammar School win
hold strawberry and ice cream festi-
val, Wednesday evening, May 80, at the
grammar school building. II stormy, the
next clear evening
The Cherry Hill school will hold a
strawberry festival on the school
grounds, Thursday evening, May 80. Pro-
ceeds for benefit of organ fund.
The Cecil Farmers Club held its May
meeting at the home of William Cameron
at Pennington, Oh Wednesday.
The residents of the fashionable col
ony in the vicinity of Glen Mary are be-
ing terrorized by two ferocious bulls
that are pastured in the meadows along
the road leading into town. The way
these ''horrid brutes" have of poking
their heads over the fence and below
ing has effected a close confinement life
on the part of our suburban friends. Our
best wishes for their early liberty.
Jefferson d. Beltz, OF Cecilton, has