The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-09-28
LOCAL JOTTINGS

will be held tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Trimble, of Bay
View, mourn the loss OF their infant son
who died very suddenly Monday night
Penn Hill and Rising Sun Young
Friends Association will hold a meet
ing in Octoraro Peoples Westinghouse,
o'clock.
There will be services at st. Marks
Chapel near Perryville, Sunday, Sep
TENDER q, at 1920 a. m
Rally Day will be observed in the
Elkton Presbyterian Church tomorrow
An interesting program has been ar
ranged.
Woodlawn Camp will be held September
7, 1913, should have read August Z, 1913.
Mrs Lena Wilson holds her FALL
OPENING of fashionable millinery at
her we'll known establishment in the
Lewis Building, Elkton, on TUESDAY
AND WEDNESDAY of NEXT WEEK.
Mrs. Wi sons openings are always look
ed forward to as important events by
the ladies'.
Registration days are next Tuesday,
October l, and Tuesday, October s. Tues
day, October Is, is for revision only.
Only those with names on the registra-
ton books can vote.
The twenty seventh annual convention
of the Cecil County Woman's ChrItian
Temperance Union was held at Rising
Sun Tuesday and was largely attended.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:-President, Mrs JEFF
ftrson Haines, Rising Sum- vice presi-
dent, Mrs. y. C. Brown, Rising Sun; sec
retaly, Mrs. Edwin Haines, Rising Sun;
treasurer, Miss VI. o. Jackson, Wood
lawn.
Full attendance of Elkton Grange is
desired this Saturday afternoon, when
the subject of a corn growing contest
will be discussed
The lawn fete set for Tuesday, Sep
TENDER "a, at E. H. Gallaher's, for bene-
fit of Union Hospital has been postponed
until Wednesday, October 2. All are in
vited. If stormy, the next evening.
"A Western Girl" played at the Elk
ton Opera House on Wednesday even
ing, was well patronized
AS a result of pricking a anger with
tack, last winter, Miss Lucy Brickley,
of Pennington, has had to have the
member amputated
Hudson Maxim, an inventor, will de-
liver an address at Tome school fol
Boys, at Port Deposit, this Saturday
afternoon.
Edward Kitchens, OF Iron Hill, was
recently accidentally shot in the ankle
by 4 young boy with a rife.
recent automobile carnival at Port
Deposit, netted the base ball club $40
Miss Linda Anderson has been APP
pointed an assistant to the Tome lnsti-
tute library.
Howard Bratton, son of DR.. Howard
Bratton, of Elkton, has e1tereu Tome
Institute, Port Deposit.
The ladies' of St Andre VS. Episcopal
Church, near Andora, will hold an ice
cream festival this saturday. evening
The cordial patronage of the public is
solicited.
Roland Hanes, who has been living
in Perryville, has moved MS ramily TO
Calvert and ii occupying the Webster
White residence.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Leroy Kimble, of Not
mourn the loss of their infant
which died of cholera infantum, last
Sunday morning Funeral services were
held Tuesday with interment at Not
tingham Cemetery
Residents of New Valley are losing
great many chickens from chicken choI-
era
Robert Anderson, of Cecilton, a re
cent graduate of st. Johns College, has
an appointment as a teacher IN
a school in San Francisco, Cal, and left
this week for his new duties.
TIE shooting tournament of the ElktOn
Gun Club will be held Thursday of next
week, October 3, beginning at $50 a. m
Everybody IL vited.
Rev. Hamilton B. Phelps will hold
service in St. Andrews CGoldsborough
MemoriaD Church, Andora, tomorrow,
Sunday lat 3 p. m.
Work on an addition TO Union Hos
pital will be started by Contractor
as soon as the weather per-
mits The work will consist Of the
raising of the kitchen part and building |
to three stories.
The Right Rev. William f. Adams, D.
D., will preach and administer the Rite |
of Confirmation in Trinity Church, Elk
ton, tomorrow Sunday evening. Hour |
Of service, 7.30. The Bishop will preach |
in the Church of the Good Shepherd, |
City, on Tuesday evening |
next. Service at 7.39. All are cordially |
invited to the above named services.
Recently held up by two men, on the |
Rising Sun Farming on road, John Ram !
sey, of near Pennington. escaped by |
strenuously using his whip.
An epidemic of rabies prevails among |
dogs in upper New Castle county, Del. |
AS Consequence, the authorities have |
ordered all dogs imprisoned or kept
leash from September % to November /. |
Thieves have again been busy in Mid |
dletown. several houses having been en-
tered last week and money and other |
va 'ua5les being taken.
Dr. Albert p. Fitch, president of An |
dover Theological Seminary, Cambridge, |
Mass, delivered the opening sermon or
the season to the boys of Tome School |
last Sunday morning.
Mr.. Robert ID. Grier. of Salisbury, |
for Congress from this Con-
sress!onal district, on the Progressiv'