The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-12-28

o'clock. The Sunday school Carol SER
vices Saturday evening, Dec. 2S, at 1880
Rev. Mr.. Seabreese, Rector OF St. James
Church, Port Deposit, will officiate.
The Christmas Festival and Carol Ser
vice of Trinity Sunday school will be
held in Trinity Church tomorrow (Sun-
day. at 1880 p m; at st. Andrews Sun
day school,, Andora, in the church at 8
p. M All are cordially invited.
Service will be held in Trinity Church
on Wednesday next New Years Day. at
1030 a. m.
Young Fiienas' Association will be
held in Rising Sun, Sabbath afternoon,
The Twentieth Century from Religious
Standpoint Reading by Superinten-
dent Opening remarks, E. r. Bufing-
ton; Address, DR.. o. Edward fanny, of
Baltimore, subject: "A Religion for Our
Day" A special meeting will be held
same day at II o'clock, at West Noting
ham Meeting House Everybody invited.
Albert l.. Burlington. Superintendent.
An entertainment entitled "The Old
Maids Club and other dialogues will be
given in the Asbury NJ. E. Church, Bly,
thedale, on Friday evening, January 10.
If stormy, next fair evening. Admission,
adults, 25c; children, 15c. For benefit Of
church.
Senator Omar d. Crothers and Emer-
son r. Crothers, of Elkton, have in
structed the ladies' of the Auxiliary Com
mittee of Union Hospital, to refurnish
private room in the hospital in mem
or yof their uncle, the late Governor
Austin L. Crothe -s
A fire occurred early Monday morning,
in the store of Charles H. Salmon, at
Summit Bridge. The blaze started in a
fireplace in the store and went to the
second floor of the building. The dam
age was about $500, but was covered by
insurance.
Enoch Mccullough, of Liberty Grove,
lost valuable COW one day last week.
Rosebank Sunday school, Calvert, will
hold its annual Christmas entertainment
December 81, after which watch meet
ing will be held.
Ninety-eight members of rhe Cecil
Detective Association were present at
the annual meeting held at Calvert, De-
cember IL. Webster White was elected
president; John Shippers, vice president !;
j. E. Crothers secretary and treasurer
The la6ies of the NJ. E. Church, who
served the turkey dinner, cleared $75 by
it and the supper they furnished in the
evening.
Hazel Shirk, of Andrews Bridge fell
| one day recently, and cut severe cash
in her head.
Thieves entered the home of John P.
Armstrong, Jacob Thomas and McLaugh-
| lin brothers, in Newark, last week. In
the Thomas house they secured two fur
overcoats, valued at 800 each, and $3.50
in money.
Elkton Presbyterian Sunday school
held its Christmas exercises last Sun
| day
DR.. Dennis, of Perryv!lle, a we'll known
Cecil veterinarian, was recently kicked
by horse he was treating and severely
injured.
National Lodge, l. o. o. F., OF alkton,
will admit 90 new members during the
| celebration of it's twentieth anniversary
| for which it is arranging.
pleasing Christmas entertainment
| was given by pupils OF Welsh Tract
! school, near Cooch's Bridge, Del, Friday
afternoon of last week.
DIR. Sypherd, Prof. f. L. Smith and
Frof Dutton are representing Delaware
College at the Modern Language Asso-
citation which is being held at the Uni
vers.ty of Pennsylvania.
E. Deibert Brothers Barge Building
| Company, of Elkton, has notified al
their workmen that their wages will be
increased 10 per cent beginning Jan. 1.
Samuel R. Jewell, of Wilmington, but
| formerly of Elkton, was given a post
| card shower, on Monday, in honor of his
eghtieth birthday.
The annual Xmas dance, given by the
young men of Chesapeake City, was held
Wednesday evening. Elliotts Orchestra
of Wilmington, furnished the music.
Mr.. John w. Scott, of Elkton, has pur-
chased the Morrison farm, at the edge
| of Newark, and will remove to the same
with his family next March.
The illustrated lecture given in Bay
| View Church, last Saturday evening, was
| a decided success. The program was
heightened by recitations and songs.
The Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity Of
Delaware College has issued invitations
to its fifth annual dance to be given IN
Newark Opera House, January 10.
Rev. Charles A. Eaton, of Monroe City
Mo-, has accepted the call to st. Mary's
parish, North East, to become rector
| there.
The students of Newark High School
will give the two plays which they re-
Gently rendered with great success in
the Newark Opera House in X. OF P
Hall, Lewisville, Saturday evening, No
vember 4, for benefit of St. Andrews
Episcopal Church, Andora. Music b.
! High School orchestra, also piano and
/ vocal solos Admission: Children, 25c
adults, 35c
The last meeting of the Little Elk Five
| Hundred Club was held at the home OF
lsCsbourn Mackey. The high score fo
6iest was won by Miss Jennie Knorr
4 tw London, Pa, and William Lind
$of Providence, won the high score
<gentemen.
M Christmas song service, with reci-
hons and readings, will be given in the
lkton NJ. E, Church, tomorrow Sunday
&tvening, at 1880.
" Washington College basketball team
Il lost to the team of the Polytechnic In.
1 stitute, Friday afternoon, of last week IL
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