The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-02-10

phoid fever.
Rev Robert Watt, superintendent Of
Easton district, will preach in Cecilton
NJ. E. Church next Sunday, February 49,.
David r. Armstrong, fve times mayor
of Port Deposit, declines, owing to the
pressure Of private business, to stand
for reelection.
Elkton Circulation Book Club will be
reorgani ed during the present month,
February. All who are now members
and any others who wish to become
members Of the club, viii communicate
as soon as possible with Miss Mary H.
lamar.
F. A. SWEET er, pitcher on the Havre de
Grace base ball team, has signed with
the American Association team OF Cleve-
land, o., and will go South with Its mem
bers about March /. Manager Davis, of
the Cleveland team. has arranged to place
Stanley Barrett, the Havre de Grace
shortstop, with the Toledo. o.. team.
Navigation Is still suspended in the
Chesapeake & Delaware Canal, and is not
likely to be resumed soon. Skaters are
going at Will over the waterways entire
length.
Caivin McCallister. eldest son OF Ed
ward McCallister, Of the Newark section,
died early on Tuesday morning at his
home on the Newark Stanton road OF
heart failure. aged 43 years. His wife
who was Miss bertha Ruth, survives him
with five children. His funeral was held
on Thursday with interment in White
Clay Creek Cemetery.
Among appointments recommended by
the Republican State Central Committee
OF Hartford county are the following for
Havre de Grace: Notarles Public-J. w.
Carver and Harry Jobes; Justices of the
Peace-Joseph L. McVey and Charles T.
Wilson; Ducking Police-Arthur L. Dep
pish, Harry L. Gilbert (Aberdeen) Hay
Scales at Havre de Grace-Thomas M.
White
The play. "All Charles Fault, given
by the Bay View base ball team, in the
Bay View Hall, last Saturday night, drew
large crowd, the net receipts amount
ing to $3.50
A well attended "box social" was given
by the Red Mems Cornet Band in the G.
a. K. Hail. at North East, on February 3.
Maryland NJ. P. Conference viii hold
It's annual session in Laurel, Del, in
April. Rev, DR.. ]. s. Bowers. OF Allnut
Church, Baltimore, Rev. Dr. W. R. Gra-
ham, of Salisbury, and Rev. G. w. Had
daway, of Mont Alto, Md, are talked of
as successor to President Rev. ]. NJ.
sheridan, who has been chosen five times
Inc General Conference of the Church
VIII be- held in Baltimore in May.
samuel A. Taylor, magistrate and un.
dertaker, OF Rising Sun, while preparing
a grave in Brookview Cemetery one day
THIS week, fell on the icy ground and his
mead was hurt severely. Later he was
sci ed with convulsions, but is now re.
ported recovering
Mr.. William Worth spent Sunday with
relatives in North East
Miss Mary B. Smith spent Saturday
ana sunday with friends at Perryville.
a birthday party was given at the
nome OF Mrs. Fred Eder, in honor of her
son hays birthday, on Wednesday even
ing.
Hetty, the bright little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank G. Pratt, who has been
critically i'll with typhoid pneumonia. IL
now convalescing.
MISS Viola Worth, of Leslie, visited
MISS Laura Deputy last Saturday.
MT. Philip Sapp spent Sunday With his
iather' Mr.. Benjamin Sapp, near Green
hurst.
Miss Edna Moss, of Philadelphia. bas
been spending some time with relatives
and friends in Elkton
MISS Harriet Walmsley has returned
from visit with friends in Bristol, Pa.
MISS katharine Bratron has been en-
tertaining Miss Margaret Bell, of BaIti-
more.
MISS Ethel Hopkins spent the week cad
with relatives in Washington, d. C.
Mr.. Thomas NJ Garrett, of Chester
town, has been spending few days with
his parents.
Miss Sarah Worth has returned home
after spending some time in Wilmington.
Miss Jean McElmoyle entertained
number of her friends at a tea last Sat-
urday afternoon.