Middletown transcript., 1912-11-16
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS OF THE PENINSULA
MARYLAND

MARYLAND
Broken machinery has suspended worl
in the Cecil paper mill, New Bridge.
A church site has been donated Mount
Pleasant Metbodists by John Pierce.
The Salvation Army is establishing
7 posts in various Eastern Shore towns.
The macadamized State road from
Boone to Revelle has been completed.
Thieves stole $3.50 worth of jsweiry
from George zuland's residence at Laura
vile.
Dlphtheria has broken out to an alarm.
ing extent among the colored residents
of RidgeIy.
The l12 acre Hattie E. Thomas farm,
OF near Darlington, has been sold to El.
mer L. Grier.
Council donated $500 toward the new
colored school building under erection in
Havre de Grace,
Alter attacking every dog in Fair Hill a
cur suffering with rabies was killed at
Lewisvile.
While excavating for the sewerage sys-
tenn at Ridgely, the skeleton OF human
being was found.
Elkton Democrats have arranged to
hold tOrchlight parade and celebration
next Tuesday night.
Miss Blanche Logan, OF Leslie, Tues
day was appointed principal of Hart's
public school, Elk Neck.
Grier Bros, of Forest Hill, have made
shipment of apple, pear and Cherry
trees to Chengtu, China.
The handsome new home of the Hills
boro-Queen Anne Bank, at Hillsboro, will
be completed this month.
Falling against a radiator, young
of James J. Hanna, of West NottinebaIn,
seriously injured his head.
W.Lester Ball has rendered his resigna-
ton as bookkeeper in Easton National
Bank, to engage in busiuees.
The Havre de Grace Ministers Associa-
ton has arranged for a series of high
grade lectures during the winter.
Preparatory to holding an annual
county fair, one-day school fair will be
held in Centreville next Tuesday.
AcOnvention of the Hartford County
Sunday School Association will be held |
at Grace Church, Aberdeen, Friday. +
The two-mile Blue BaI-Pleasant Hill
public reed Is Being being regarded istal istal srs4ell-
ed by the Cecil County Commission.
Robert Downing, the actor-evangelist.
will begin series of revival meetings in
Starr Methodist Church, Mount Alto, on
Sunday.
More than 1000 persons attended the
public sale Of the personal effects of the .
ate Smith Keithly, near New Bridge,
dondsy. fc
The Hartford County Commissioners {
ave closed Todd's Hill and Davis Hill
Dads to do away with two dangerous :,
abroad crossings.
The $50 O06 steel drawbridge over Nan GO
coke River at Sharptown has been COM
leted and will be opened to the public al
ext week.
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Jacob B. MetzeI, of Fawn Grove, is in
serious condition from injuries sustained tb
y being thrown from horse he was In
ding on Saturday.
The body Of Mrs. James PickArt, of :; 7,
-berdeen, who was killed in an automo- n
lie accident in Boston Wednesday, was
rough home Sunday. an
Claude Beasin, of Aberdeen, who was =
1ot through an arm by the accidental dis
large of his gun while hunting, died at
Baltimore hospital Saturday night.
Miriam Miller. daughter of Register
homss B. Miller and Arthur @. Harvey,
Philadelphia, were married yesterday
the BRIDES home, in Cherry Hill
Charles w. Frank, As year old West
n Maryland Railway fremen Of Hagers-
'wn, vas killed in a freight wreck at
ldtoWn S5miles west of Hancock.
While painting the sUokesfack at the
rmour faofo-,.s - DIAL. fTy=tA.