The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-06-29

Inc Lduie5 AUXILIARY Committee OF
Union Hospital cleared $96.S5 at the re-
cent festival held at Partridge Hill.
Treasurer-elect Philip NJ. Groves and
Assistant Treasurer -elect Walter Martini
dell will assume their Offices next Mon
day. July l, succeeding Messrs E. Kurtz
Taylor and John H. Terrell respectively.
The Clerical Brotherhood or Delaware
was entertained at st. Mary's Rectory,
North East. on Tuesday of last week
The essay was read by Rev c. E. Ball,
Of seaford. The following clergymen
were present:-Rev. Dr. Hall, of st
Johns Church. Rev. Frederick Kirkus.
OF Trinity Church. Rev. Mr.. WoIven, OF
Old Swede's Church, Rev. Mr.. Peterson
assistant rector of Trinity Church, Rev
Kensey Hammond, of ImmanueI Church.
Wilmington; Rev. H. s. Phelps, of st.
Thomas Church, Newark; Rev C. E.
Ball. Of st. Phillips Church, Seaford
and Rev. William Schouler, of Trinity
Church. Elkton.
Church of the Good Shepherd, Chesa-
peake City. Service will be held tomor-
row Sunday at 8 p. m.
A Junior Tennis Club mas been organ
lied by the boys and girls of Rising Sun
A meeting, under the auspices of Ris-
ing Sun and nearby Young Friends AS
sociations will be held in octoraro Peo-
1les' Church, tomorrow Sunday at $50
p. m. E R. Burlington will make an
address. The public is cordially invited
to be present.
The Jr. c. q. Society, OF Bay View NJ
p. Church will hold red, white and
blue festival on the church yard, We'd
nesday evening, July 3; proceeds for
church purposes. If stormy next even
ing.
The annual Colchester excursions will
be held on Wednesdays, July II, 81 and
August IA. There will, also, be two ex-
cursions to Atlantic City this year, one
on Sunday, July 81, and the other on
Wednesday, August 81.
Work of rebuilding the Cecii Paper
Mill dam at New Bridge, which was
washed away last week, Is under way.
W. B. Cooney has repurchased his bak-
cry business in Rising Sun, which he
sold some time ago to Cameron Cazier.
Z. W. Mayser, manager of Tome School
Athletic team, has been presented by the
boys of his team, with a handsome mis-
sion chair, as token of their respect
for him.
raul Cameron, wanted by the authori-
ties as one OF the parties concerned in
the drunken and disorderIy conduct of
sunday night, June 16, as related in last
ws-t~'s WHIG, gave himself up on Sat
urday last, acknowledging the charge
and the further charge of having thrown
the hntt1a which
photographer j. w. Mountain. Magis-
trate Ash fined Young Cameron sl2 and
costs.
The knights of King Arthur of Port
Deposit, are planning big Fourth of
July celebration at the ball park in that
town. The Riverside Cornet Band will
furnish music, the reading of the De-
claration of independence and an ad-
dress by Frank E. Williams of the CECIL
WHlG, will be followed by a display of
fireworks.
DIR. Clarence Benson, of Port Deposit.
has accepted the position as resident
physician. at the Blue Mountain House,
and assumed his duties this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel C. Rowland, of
Baltimore have opened their summer
"oiHe, ,roW Nest near Port Deposit,
and are holding house party this week.
copson Park campmeeting at Leslie,
under the direction of the Pentecostal
Church of the Nazarene, will begin on
Thursday, August l, and continue over
three Sundays.
The Scott Fertilizer Company is making
extensive improvements at their plant on
Bridge street, which will increase the
capacity of that thriving industry The
old brick office at the foot of the hill
Will be removed, and new co.I trestle
erected along bridge street. Where the
present coal trestle stands the factory
VIII be extended, a two-story addition
being erected covering a space of so feet
by 30, feet, giving additional floor space
Of over $4,000 square feet.