The Cecil Whig., 1912-09-07
LOCAL JOTTINGS OF THE WEEK

Court BY Judge Hopper for ass:sting With
his daughters store businxss after an
Injunction had been issued, was aned
$50 and all costs OF contempt proceed
ings. Mrs Scarborough was DISCHARGED
from all liability IN the proceedines
The rail and reed bird season opened
Monday. The birds are reported more
plentiful than usual but 50 lar there
has not been good tide. High boat
Monday for rail- birds was Reginald Con-
stable and William Lang. 40 rail. On
Tuesday Charley Wells and Theodore
Panaretos killed u reed and Is rail-
Ihe Training School for Nurses at the
Union Hospital will start new class
ON October l. Several new pupils may
De admitted at that time. Applications
for admission should be made to Miss
Nj G. Campbell, superintendent. who will
furnish all requisite information. Ap-
phcation In person by appointment is
desirable.
johnson Logan, Of Leslie. has accepted
position as clerk In Housekeeper's
drug store In North East. to succeed
Lynn Gillespie, who Is now clerkfnx In
the drug store OF Eli T. Reynolds In Ris-
ing Sun.
Rev. Cyrus P. Keen Will preach In
Bethesda NJ. p. Church. Conowingo, to-
morrow, Sunday at p. m.
Swepson Earle, the Typographical en-
gineer OF The Maryland SheIlash Cominis-
sion. who has made study of the crab
bing industry and who was delegated by
the late Governor Crothers to suggest
remedial legislation. has issued report
IN which 1t is shown that unless protec-
tive measures are enforced, the crap will
disappear from the Chesa peake Bay and
its tributaries.
The first Tuesday In every month has
been designated as counting day, by
the State Roads Commission. The road
supervisors will count every team and
automobile using the State macadamized
roads.
The Chautauqua at Oxford, Pa, begins
TO-DAY The large tent will be located on
Mrs. Dickey's land on Western Terrace.
which Is central location, and thought
TO be the best obtainable. Rev. George
Turner Is platform manager He will
open he Chautauqua at p. m with a
series lecture. AT O'clock Ciricillo's
famous Italian Band will give full con-
cert and again at 7.30. Each evening
the entertainment will close with motion
pictures.
superintendent of Schools, Joseph NJ
McVey, paid the balance due to teachers
on last years salary on Friday of last
week
"A festival will be held at Jonoy
Chapel next Wednesday evening for the
benefit OF the Sunday School
Inc ushers' Union Of Mt. Pleasant NJ.
=: Church will hold a festival at Colora
wednesday evening. II stormy on above
date, festival will be held following
evening.
A thief entered the stable of Fox
jackson, near Blythedale~ Tuesday night
and stole horse and buggy. No clue
TO the thief or whereabouts of the team
have been obtained.
The Perryville Water Company whose
stock was mostly held by the late Rob-
ert X. Vanneman, of Havre de Grace.
has been reorganized with S. j. Seneca,
president, Miss Leila Barnes secretary
and treasurer, and Clarence c. Cole,
superintendent and collector of water
rents.
While operating a corn shelter on his
fathers farm at Colora, William Nc
Dougal had two fingers so badly mangled
that amputation was necessary
An all day Friends meeting will be
held at West Nottingham, on Sunday,
September 15. Speakers from distance
are expected. A cordial invitation Is
extended to everybody.
An automobile from Wilmington was
found completely overturned on the road
near Dayetts Mill, Coochis Bridge,
Monday night. 1t is thought the car
was struck by another auto. The oc-
cupants or the car were taken to DR..
Peters, at Christiana, for medical at
tention.
The Bay View Social Club met at the
home of A. j. Worth, near Leslie, last
evening.
John Burns, the twenty-year old son
of Frank Burns, of near Elkton, met
with serious accident Thursday morn
ing In pipe mill at Thurlow. Pa. One
OF his arms was cut off and he was bad
ly lacerated about the body by being
caught in the machinery at the works