The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-11-16

the first two minutes play Lewis Peter
son, captain OF the Cecil County team,
was so badly injured about the head that
he was removed to Union Hospital and
had his injuries dressed. Harkins, OF
Elkton, was substituted for Peterson.
Joseph Devine, of Philadelphia, has
purchased the William Irwin property
at Colora, for summer residence.
Delaware College football eleven again
suffered defeat at the hands OF Gettys-
burg team last Saturday, by the score OF
80
An ice cream festival and bazaar viii
be held at the NJ. e. Church at Elk Mills,
on Friday and Saturday evenings, No
yemDer 20 and %. Proceeds for benefit
of Sunday school All are welcome.
Miss Blanche A. Logan, of Leslie, who
has had a position in the North East
telephone exchange, has been appointed
principal Of Hart's public schoor, IN Elk
Neck
Solomon Tilden, colored, 50 years old,
and for many years influential with the
members of his race in upper Cecil, died
suddenly on Saturday laet. Tilden had
acquired considerable property, being
thrifty and Industrious throughout his
,ong life.
Morgan Heverin, of Charlestown, while
cunning for ducks on the Susquehanna
fats recently, had his right arm severely
torn and burned by the explosion of his
gun. He was taken to Havre de Grace
Hospital for treatment.
Mrs Margaret Heath entertained the
Helping Hand Circle of Jones' Chapel
at her home near Elkton, Wednesday
evening of last week.
An explosion of a gasoline stove at the
home of Arthur Butler, on East High ST.,
E kton, Tuesday morning, caused slight
fire.
Fair Hill section, a cur suffering with
rabies was killed at Lewisville.
The two-mile Blue Ball-Pleasant Hill
public road is being regarded by the
Cecil County Commissioners.
Broken machinery has suspended work
in the Cecil Paper Mill at New Bridge
Deputy Game Warden Harry Jackson
arrested Harry Blackwell, OF North East,
on Tuesday, charged with violating the
ducking laws on North East river.
The ladies of West Nottingham Pres
byterian Church will hold their annual
supper next Friday evening.
Evangelistic services will be held in
Nottingham Church for two weeks, be-
ginning November "a, by Rev. i,vnry n.
Faulconer, the Kentucky evangelist.
Rev. James II Gray will preach in
Bethesda Church, Conowingo, tomorrow,
sunday afternoon, at o'clock.
The Ushers' Union of Zion and Calvert
Churches he'd their regular meeting at
the parsonage last evening
Rt. Rev. John G. Murray, Bishop of
Maryland, preached the November SER
mon, to the students of Tome Institute,
Port Deposit, last Sunday morning.
The Middletown, Del, cannery packed
1884, cases of tomatoes this season, a
total of 1,109,256 cans.
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Episcopal
congregation at Colora, has been donated
tract OF land by John Pierce on which
new edifice and parsonage will be built.
J. Fred Shippers of Akin, will deliver
an address on Bee Farming in Mary
land" at the Maryland exhibitio of the
State Horticultural Society, Noyem-
Der g
Temperance Day was observed last
Sunday in churches throughout the
State.
The boys of West Nottingham Acad-
emy, Colora, have organized football
team.
The Junior League or Mt Pleasant
Church, Colora, will hold a cob-web Soc
ial at the parsonage Tuesday evening,
November 26.
THE members of St. Johns NJ. E.
Church. Lewisville will hold their an
nual supper in X. of P. Hall, Thursday
evening, November 81. Supper 25 and
81 cents
| An aged man, giving Che name of Bart
| ley and claiming to be from Cecil County
| Almshouse, was found lying in what is
known as "colored row., Newark, BY
Officer Shellender, Thursday night of last
week. The old mans head was cut
but he could not remember how he was
| injured He said he left the Almshouse
| Newark.
The ladies of the Elkton Auxiliary
| Committee of Union Hospital are desir.
Gus of finding someone, among the friends
of the Hospital, who will undertake the
| furnishing of a private rocuN in sait
| hospital BY the Committee.
| Invitations have been issued for the
annual Faculty Reception to the students
of Delaware College, which will bt
given Friday, November %, in the Col.
lege gymnasium.
In contest Miss Sarah Nickls collect
ed $S1 for Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church,
Colora, and was awarded a watc1
Falling from load of hay. one da,
recently, Isaac Payne, of Bay View, sus.
tained serious injuries.
Revival services are in progress at Ris.
ing Sun VI. E. Church under the direction
of the pastor, Rev. z. H. Webster.
The young men of Elkton have ISSUED
lcvitations to a Thanksgiving dance, tt
be held in Mechanics Hall, Wednesday
evening, November 27.
There are 1914 boys enrolled at Jacot
Tome Institute. Every State in the Un.
ION Is represented as well as Cuba
Porto Rico, Mexico, Columbia, Brazi
and Spain.
The Engineering Society OF Delaware
College has organized and E. l.. Beck ha!
| been appointed president.
! The Delta Phi and Athenean Literary
Societies Of Delaware College are pre-.
barring for their ANIMAL debate