The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-05-18
LOCAL JOTTINGS OF THE WEEK

Leslie Camp VIII begin on Wednesday.
July ~, and continue over two Sundays.
There will be divine services 4 s
Marks Chapel. near Perryville, Sunday.
May 10, at O'Clock p. M.
Robert Rawlings, SON Of r. K R.v.
lings, Of near Rising Sun. narrowly -
caped death last Thursday. and was seri-
ousiy injured In attempting to stop :
runaway team drawing a fertilizer drill.
Grant Post No. 10. OF Cherry Hill viii
hold Memorial Service in Cherry Hill
NJ p. Church on Sunday, May 2s. ii 1910
a. m Post Will please meet at 10 4. nj
sharp. Decoration Day exercises viii IS
held on May 80, at Leeds NJ. p. Church
at D. m. Prominent speakers viii be
present. Committee on decoratfnr thu
graves are as follows: Bethel. samuel
Arbuckle; Sharp's and St. Johns. E. W.
Sebold; Elkton, Joshua Ash and j. Polk
Racine; Union and Cedar H,ll, George 4.
Spence. Cherry Hill. Post No. 10; Boul-
den's Chapel, Thomas s. Miller. ~
order OF Committee. GEO r. SPENCE.
Miss Alice Humphrey Dairy has been
appointed assistant to postmaster Brown
at Newark, Del
| Viola Shivery, aged II years. daughter
OF MI and Mrs. John Shivery, OF Baiti-
more, who ran away from her home two
weeks ago, was again arrested In Elktou
last Saturday night. The girl states she
is in love with Robert Goodyear and
walked distance of 81 miles to see him.
The teacher and pupils Of Wilson
school, Elk Neck. will hold a festival on
the school lawn on Wednesday evening.
May g. Benefit of school. II stormy.
next clear evening
Cherry Hill Council, No. 19, o. u. A.
NJ, will attend divine services at the
Cherry Hill NJ. E. Church tomorrow
Sunday morning. at 1890 O'Clock.
Meet at Lodge room at 10 o'clock.
The ladies OF the Helping Hand Circle
OF Jones Chapel will hold a box social
at Johnson school, on Wednesday even
ing, May 22. Ladies please bring boxes
and gentlemen come prepared to buy. II
stormy next fair evening.
The teachers and pupils OF Providence
school will hold a strawberry festival on
the school grounds Tuesday evening,
May 2S. II stormy, next fair evening.
Proceeds for school purposes.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Bethel NJ.
E. Church will hold festival on the
parsonage lawn, on Decoration Day. Ice
cream, cake, ham sandwiches and coffee
will be for sale.
~ =. Prices store looks much brighter
with Its new coat of paint.
The Woman's Auxiliary Committee of
Union Hospital will hold strawberry
festival in Elkton, Friday and Saturday
evenings, June 7th and Sth.
The Cecil County High School Alumnt
Association will hold Its annual recep-
ton Saturday evening, June 1, at the
High School building.
recent bake netted the pupils of the
North East High School the neat sum
of $40.
The Rising Sun Primary School base
ball team met the Colora team on Sat-
urday and defeated them by the score
of 6 to 8. !.
Hon. John d. Worthington. President
OF the Hartford County School Board. will
deliver the address at the Commence
ment exercises of the Calvert AgricuI-
tural High School.
George Liddell, of Liberty Grove. sold
sSo worth Of eggs from $50 hens in one
month
Drucilla L. Minker, daughter of How.
ard and Margaret Minker, died at her
home in Wilmington, May 8, of diph-
| iberia, in her third year of age. Inter.
ment private in Silverbrook Cemetery
She was niece Of Mrs Margaret Heath.
| of near Elkton.
IL Is reported that Police Justice Alya
| H. Tyson, OF Baltimore, representing a
syndicate of that city, has purchased
| for Sll,OoO the celebrated Black Barren
| springs property, Just across the State
line in Lancaster county Pa. The
| springs have long been famous, their
waters possessing high med cinal quail
ties, 1t is claimed The new owners will
bottle the water and place it on the mar
| ket.
j. Harry Marshbank has improved his
residence in Elkton by the addition OF
new bathroom.
The farm of Charles F. Linde, of
Philadelphia, situated along Elk river.
about three miles below Elkton, was
sold at the Court House door on We'd
nesday, to w. Arthur Mitchell, of Elk
| ton, for $3.50
Martha Moody, who is engaged in mis-
sion work in Cuba, spoke in the Friends
| Church, at Colora, last Sunday morning.
The non -sectarian chapel, built on the
Old octoraro Friends Meeting Ground,
near Conowingo, will be dedicated the
second Sunday in June. The speakers
| expected are Edwin Burlington, Mary
| Way, Rev. Alexander Thompson, j.
Earle Maloy and speaker from Lam
caster, Pa.