The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1912-09-21
LOCAL JOTTiNGS

Rev. j. w. Gray, of Baltimore, will
preach at Rowlandvi.ie N. r. Church
Sunday, September 81, at 1880 d. IN. ana
at Bethesda NJ. p. Church, lakewood, at
8 D. m. The pastor, Rev. Carroll Mad
dox will preach in his new charge finKs>
burg, Md.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Eoenezer
Church has contributed 500 toward the
painting of the church
Ushers' Union, Zion and Calvert held
regular meeting at Charles Mckinney s,
the third Thursday of SEPTEMBER
Mrs j. A. Filche, OF Philadelphia, a
fine gospel singer, viii be at summit
Bridge NJ. L. Church at an all day meet
ing, Sunday, September -.
The Ninth District Auxiliary or Union
Hospital will hold supper in Rose
Bank Hall, Calvert, Wednesday evening,
September rs, from 4.3O until clock.
Supper, 20 cents Ice cream, cake and
candy also for sale.
There will be divine service in st.
Marks Chapel, near Perryville, Sunday,
September -, at p. m. bishop Adams
will be at st. Mark 5 Friday, September
q, at $50 p. IN. Will hold service and
preach.
A Harvest Moon festival and bazaar
will be he'd on the grounds of Rock
Church on Wednesday evening, Septem-
Der 70. The Utopian Band will furnish
music. Don't miss it. If stormy next
evening.
The September moon, which will be
full on Thursday of next week, Septem-
Der 26, at 634 ~, will be the Harvest
moon, which is always the nun moon
nearest to the autumnal equinox.
In the annual rope rush between the
Sophomore and Freshmen classes of Del
aware College on Tuesday, the former
class won by score of 1910, although
outnumbered by the first year men. 1t
is the first time in ten years that the
Sophs have been victorious over the
freshmen.
The ice house under the ice cream fac
tory of w. B. Cooney, in Rising Sun,
recently caved in, necessitating the re-
moval of fifty tons of e; nth and con-
crete which was placed there last fall.
The Baltimore papers report william.
A. Tighe, of Port Deposit, as having
mad his pockets picked Monday after
noon at the Gayety Theatre in that city,
the thief getting away with a wallet
containing $50. Mr.. Tighe could not
identify the suspected thief and thus far
mas not succeeded in recovering his
property.
lawn fete will be held at the home
of e. II. Gallaher, Thursday evening,
September u. Proceeds for benefit OF
Union Hospital. Ice cream, cake and
home made candies will be for sale.
Beautiful decorations such as fancy
table, orange ade fountain and flower
garden will adorn the lawn All are
welcome. If stormy next evening.
movement is on foot to organize a
counc, of the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. in North
East. Deputy Organizer Harry Davis
mas the matter in hand
Joseph McFadden, of Singerly, is TAX
ing course in Agriculture at Delaware
College.
Howell Graham, William Pratt anG
Edward Dawson all memoers OF the
class of 1872, at the Cecil County High
School have entered Delaware College
The fourth matinee of the season viii
nelu at tnJltNlilt ia ~ me -
next Thursday.
John Russell and John Jordan, OF Les
lie, had a narrow escape last Saturday
night, when a team they were driving
struck the wall at the edge OF the cover
ed bridge over White Clay creek neal
Newark, and the wagon was demolished
Donation days at Union Hospital vii
be observed Wednesday and thursday
October 16 and II. Contributions
vegetables, graceries, fltuit, canne'
goods. preserves, jelly, pickles, etc, arr
solicited. The Women's Auxiliary com
mittee will be at the Hospital TO receive
the gifts.
Honey Boy" pony belonging II
John Tobin, of North East, captured TN
blue ribbon, at the Delaware State Far
last week, which carried the cup troph.
as first prize and also "a horse blanke
offered as special prize for the pret
test pony.
The members of Bethel Nj. =. Sunda!
school. near Leslie, will hold festiva
in the grove adjoining the church TIM
Saturday evening. If stormy, Monda
evening.
The students of Newark High Schoo
will ho da bake and festival on IN
Academy grounds, this saturday, Dou
afternoon and evening. All the dellca
cies of the season will be for sale. PRO
ceeds for the purchase OF piano 10
the school
Leslie N. p nday school hel
held it's annual picnic at Red folht' o
North East river, last Saturday
Rev DR.. 0. H. Murphy, VINO ror near
~ six years has faithfully served IN
people of St. Mary's parish, North Eas