The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-08-24
local JOTTINGS OF THE WEEK

while working At the Deibert boetyafd
Thursday M last week. fell distance of
20 feet and received severe injuries, hie
shoulder blade and two ribs being broken.
About nifty persons enjoyed the Grange
excursion to Betterton on the no H. last
Tuesday.
Members OF Union N. e. Sunday School
enjoyed trip to Betterton. on the Ono
II. Thursday.
Th members of Trinity Sunday school
Elkton, held their annual picnic az Lo-
Gust Point, on Thursday.
The Elkton M. 3. Chureh choir and
Sunday school classes Of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Wnsinger enjoyed trip 70 Bet
terton. on the Ono II. Wednesday after
noon
There win be no service nor Sunday
school in the Elkton Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. Sunday.
Quite number Of Elkton colored folks
attended the st. Thomas Camp meeting
near Glasgow, Del, last Sunday. and, a.
usual. good order was kept throughout
the day.
The B. & o. r. R. Co. has arranged to
put on market car to run between
Philadelphia and Washington, for the
accommodation Of farmers.
Mrs. Delaware Clark, Of Newark, has
sold tract OF 285 acres Of woodland,
near Glasgow, to George v. Peverly, Of
alddletown, who will Install sawmill
on the grtuI de.
Charles Huffheiser, of Rowlandyii1e,
has been appointed superintendent Of the
Cecil Paper Mills at New Bridge.
George E. Tyson, Woodlawn farmer,
recently had several ribs fractured by
Icing struck with a plow handle.
j; Ling from chair, on Friday of last
week. the three year old dirghter OF
Charles Day. of North East, fractured
her collar bone.
carnival will be held at Bay View
on August 20, 80 and 81. Proceeds for
repainting Bay View NJ. P. Church.
Messrs. r. c. Reeder and Charles A.
BENJAMIN, of North East, have formed
partnership under the title OF R. G.
Reeder & Co., for conducting a general
real estate business. They will buy or
sell properties in town or county, take
charge OF the rental of properties and
collect rents, arrange for loans on mort
cages, and act as real estate brokers
generally.
Two hundred and eighty-three tickets
were sold at Ellkton for the Atlantic
City excursion on Wednesday.
Frank Reynolds, Of Harrisville, has
been appointed road supervisor for the
Sixth district of Cecil
Miss Anna s, Logan, of Leslie, has
been appointed principal of public
school No. s, Sixth district.
F~.l.ng from a tree one day recently,
Melvin Fitzgerald, of Colora, was seri-
ous,y injured.
Cecil county officers have Joined the
Baltimore G Ohio railroad detectives in
searching for the robber who broke into
tie Akin passenger station early last
Saturday morning, and after cracking
the safe, got away with over $1O0 worth
- government stamps.
Rev. K. H. Lewis, pastor of Galena
Church las been granted an indefinite
leave of absence and has gone to sani-
tarium III the mountains of Western
Maryland
H. Linn Worthington, of Rising Sun,
holder oi the Wawaset trophy, has been
CHALLENGED to shoot for 1t by Edward
Banks of Wilmington. The shoot will
take place on the grounds of the Rising
Sun Gun Club some time in September
The Friends Association of Northern
Cecil county will conduct meeting in
the Octoraro Peoples Church, Richards
mere, tomorrow, Sunday
The Copson Park Campmeeting at Les
lie, under the direction of the Pentecos-
tai Church of the Nazarene, closed Sun
day evening, after the largest attend
ance in its history
Falling when stepping from train,
Michael Markee, of Rising Sun, recently
had his head severely cut.
Isaac Alexander, residing on the Maui
rice Reeder farm, near Rising Sun, re-
Gently had his arm painfully injured by
having 1t kicked by a mule.
Lewis Crothers, of the Greenhurst Sec
tion, has his large barn completed.
The bungalow, erected by
Richards, of Port Deposit, on the farm
of his father, Granville Richards, near
Richardsmere, is completed, the family
moving in last week.
Horace Duyckinck, of Rising Sun, was
fined $40 and costs for automobile
speeding in Baltimore.
The strike at McClenahans quarries
Port Deposit, has ended.
Elkton Grange, No. 2S9, P. of H., will
hold an important meeting on Saturday
of next week, August 81, at 2.3O O'Clock.
All members are earnestly requested to
be present, as business of Importance Is
to be transacted.