Evening journal., 1912-12-30
nTE SHAD FOR
XMAS DINNER
TOOthSOme Fish Taken From
: Chesapeake Bay is Captain
EIIiaSOn'S Feast

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKTON, Nd Dec. accompany
E, Maryland National Guard has re-
reived official notice of the standing
in the annual rife practice of this
year Company holds second
place, ranking 1913 Frederick City
b, Company A leads with 1882.
Captain William c. Elliason, of the
Rochester Company had a big roe
shad for his Christmas dinner. The
fish was caught in Chesapeake Bay
. off Tolchester.
One of Elkton's poultry dealers
sold more than five hundred dollars
worth of turkeys for Christmas,
DR. c. c. Laws has been elected
worshipful master, 2. T. Loveless
senior warden, Dr. T. J Comey jun
ior warden, Hugh w Caldwell sec
retary and DR.. Delmar Smithers trea-
i, surer of Cecil Lodge A. F. & A. NJ,
E of Chesapeake City.
There will be a memorial room in
Union Hospital, Elkton, known as the
Austin l.. Crothers" room, furnish
: cd by Senator Owen d. Crothers and
Emerson r. Crothers in memory Of
their uncle, the late Governor OF
Maryland
Mrs Emily b. Coulson's home at
New Bridge was recently visited by
thieves and many articles were stolen
Miss Marietta Mearns, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Abel J Mearns, of Zion
~ and Edgar l. Rem of Sunbury, Pa
We're married at her home on Thurs
kema Miss Grace Wilson, of Rising
kama. Miss Grace Wilson, of RISING
Sun was maid Of honor. Ernest +
y Mearns, of Asbury Park, n. j., broth
erF of the bride was best man. Miss
Catherine Rutherford played the we'd
ding march.
The marriage of Miss Dora e. Neil
stead and George Il. Foster. of Pleas
ant Hill was solemnied a few days
ago.
Miss Henrietta G. Briscoe, of Risinl
y Sun and Charles f. Campbell -wer
married on Thursday at the Nortl
East Methodist Episcopal parsonag
by the Rev. j. p. Otis
The death of Mrs. Sallie ~ Scott
z was a shock to her many friends il
Elkton. Only a few knew of he
serious illness. she having an attac
of pneumonia and lived only fey
days after II developed. Mrs Scot
~ was the widow of James II. Scot
uncle of Frank r Scott president {
the Scott Fertilizer Co. Mrs. Scot
was seventy-seven years of age. He
"A, father was James Crawford, of tn
Fifth district She leaves one sol
Asher Atkinson Scott Of Wester
Pennsylvania, aid a daughter Mr
Thomas r. freeman of Elkton. III
& funeral took place yesterday from tn
residence OF her daughter.
Helen Benson daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. Noble Benson. of Chesapeal
M City, died at their home in the twelfi
r. year of her age She was buried
Bethel cemetery Friday afternoon.
George Beeson, of Columbu
Ohio died at his home in that ci
" on Sunday Mr.. BeesOn was we
known in Cecil county, formerly
Elkton. having married Miss Cla
Ewing, daughter Of the late E.
Ewing VINO for years was Editor
the Cecil Whig
Mrs Mary Russum, of Warwic
died at Union Hospital, Elkton,
typhoid fever on Monday She W
N the wife of James Fl. Russum
Warwick
Mr.. and Mrs william Hollinf
worth Mackall arc the guests Of NJ
" Mackalls brother-in-law the HC
Richard Dallarn of Belair. Harfo
county George Williams. of Gree
hurst was an Elkton visitor on F
day-Rudulph Ellis Luil, Of Cynnya
a Pa. and little daughter, Elizabef
are the guests of Mrs Mary Z. III
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cobb. of W
M mington. are visiting friends here
IN Victor r. Torbert is spending son
time in Philadelphia Elizah'
Reese. of Wilmington is spend
part of her holidays with Elkton
latives. Miss Jennie deGoey,
\ Elkton. and MIS- John M Hood,
Baltimore left there on Saturday
Key West and Havana en- route
Panama and Costa Rica-Miss Eli
beth Casho Clark, of Wilmington &
Miss Mollie j. Clark. of West TO-
Pa, spent Christmas at their no
Cedar Vale" near Elkton.-Rich
Reese of Wilmington, is the gu
"a of Ekton relatives.-Miss Elijah
Perkins of the Western Maryl;
College is spending the Christi
blidays with her parents Mr..
Mrs Will William
Bowen, of Elkton, is the guest Of Y
mington relatives.