Middletown transcript., 1912-05-25
MARYLAND

MARYLAND
zed The Kent County Election Supervisor
have elected John G. Davis president.
''u Mayor Armstrong, of Port Deposit, has
ordered all dogs either muzzled or shot.
will
While A. D. Lilly, of Havre de Grace
was shoeing a horse the animal fel
nor dead.
Frank Wheat has been appointed con.
,ea stable for the Fifth district of KEN
per county.
Ollie Estes, OF Chestertown, has been
esi- appointed deputy treasurer of Kent
$50 county.
By the death OF an UNCLE, William Lam
'all ders, day laborer, residing near Sylmar.
la will shortly be in possession of $40, 600.
Rev. F. W. McCohkey, of Princeton
'fu SeAinary has been called to the pastorate
nd of Centre Presbyterian Church Hartford
county.
M Preston B. Spring. of Trappe district,
was appointed foreman of the Talbot
Grand Jury by Judge Adkins at the open
ing of Court
er Representatives of the Merrick Security
and Trust Company, of Wilmington, are
organizing Business Mems Association
g in Hartford county.
The State Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union has offered prize of $40 for
IT, the best essay in the State on'The Harm
p fnl Effects of Tobacco,
= Neal Mitchell has been elected presi-
dent of the Christian Endeavor Associa- |
ton ofthe Second, Third and Sixth dis
tricts Ct Hartford county.
,s Darlington High School closed for
l. month by the illness of Principal A. l. |
Galbreath has been reopened with P. T. /
Porter OF New York in charge.
IS Wedged in a sewer which he attempted |
1t to explore a dog owned by Cameron
Cozier busted four men as many hours in
digging him out, at Rising Sun.
d Representatives of the Rising Sun Trust
u and Banking Company deny that consoIi-
dation with the Elkton trust and Bank
ing Company being considered. ----
IS Clerk of the Court John A. Robinson,
o of Belair, has refused license to John T.
Kennedy and Joseph H. Durbin, the lat
ter colored, both of Hayre de Grace.
Shot in the back Mrs. Mary Johnson, a
colored berry picker is in hospital while
Police Chief Chief Williams of Hurlock,
is seeking her assailant colored man.
A deformed pig farrowed on the farm
' of Samuel ]. Griffin, at Denton, was with
out a mouth or orifces in the ear and
had one eye in the centre of the forehead.
Miss Mary Stuart Smith of Perryman,
8 has been awarded a post graduate scholar
ship in John Hopkins Hospital Balti-
more, or Teachers College New York
city.
, That advertising achieves its ends was
again demonstrated this week, when Mrs.
Albert Ewing, of Colora, in looking over
a I8-month old issue OF paper read OF
pair of gloves being lost, enabling her to
return the find to the over.
A verdict of $4,000 against the Balt-
more aud Ohio Railroad Company was
awarded William Wilson, of Havre de
Grace, by CentrevilIe jury, for irjuries
sustained in falling with span of the new
bridge crossing the Susquehanna River. {
The Just Government League opened
its campaign on the Eastern Shore for
votes for women with a mass-meeting at
I
Chestertown, Monday night. Mrs. Annie s
, Melvin, of Denton and Miss Lenora {
O'Relly, OF New York delivered ad-
dresses.
MUNICIPAL WOMAN DETECTIVE /
promoted to detective of the first grade I
salary, $225O per annum-Mrs. Isabella
Goodwin"
When this order was sent to the detec-
tive bureau by Rhnelander Waldo, police I
commissioner of New York city, it marks
the advent of the first municipal woman o
detective in the United States and vindi- g
Gated the Judgment of Deputy Commis-
sioner George S. Dougherty, head OF the Ii
detective bureau. 1t was he who select Q
ed Mrs. Good win for a most delicate task v
4 in crucial moment. Aud his Judgment
in the face of all precedent to the con-
trarv in this regard is furtbpr seen i'm thL |