The Cecil Whig., 1913-09-13
LOCAL JOTTINGS OF THE WEEK

vile, tenanted by Robert G. Bryson and
sons, is one of the finest tomato fields in
the county. After 100 bushels 10 the acre
had been picked, there was counted on
one vine 50 tomatoes, and on another S.
the majority of the vines bearing from 80
to 40.
Messrs. Joseph and Charles McFadden,
of singerly, spent Sunday with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Ewing,
at Blake.
Little Misses Sarah and Gladys Bowen
have returned home after three months
visit with relatives in New Jersey.
Miss Edna Reisler, of Calvert, has been
appointed assistant principal of West
Nottingham Academy.
George W. Thompson, of Colora, lost
a valuable cow Tuesday of last week,
from an overdose of corn husks from the
cannery.,
Charles Morris. of Zion, had four fine
pigs killed by lightning during recent
electrical storm.
Divine worship at 1920 a m, sermon
The Progress of Religion by Chirst's De-
parture." Sunday School at 2 p. m. TIL s
Sunday evening will be held the last SER
vice in the Edison Summer Garden at
80 o'clock, sermon 'Our Words and
Destiny" Glasses Monday and Tuesday
and prayer meeting Thursday at 7.3O p
m, for. the autumn and winter seasons.
Plans for a new Methodist Church a
Summit Bridge to take the place Of the
one destroyed by fire several weeks ago
have been drawn and the contract will b
awarded at an early date.
The Union Ladies' Aid will be enter
tained at the home of Mr. and Mrs Isaac
F. Lort on this Saturday evening Ev-
erybody welcome.
Do not forget the Elkton- Havre de
Grace baseball game this afternoon at
315-a benefit game for Billy" Scott,
who broke his ankt in practice some
weeks ago and has been unable to work
since.
The Training School for Nurses of the
Union Hospital for Cecil County will or
ganiZe a new class on October /. Three
more applications are desired. Appli-
cants must be at least Is years of age.
Preference will be given those with a
High School education Young women are
maintained by the hospital, furnished
books and paid a small salary while
learning For full information, address
Miss Campbell, Superintendent of Nurses,
Union Hospital, Elkton, Md
The Steamer Penn" of the Ericsson
line, making the day trip between Phils :
delphia ana Baltimore, was badly DANA
ged by fire Saturday morning about five
o'clock, while lying at her moorings ir
the Delaware river at Philadelphia. The
fire originated in the cooks galley and
spread with great rapdity to the upper
part of the boat Captain Alexander Nc
Nance and thirty-one members of tn
crew were aboard the vessel at the time
and all escaped without injury. The
Penn" was flooded by city fire engines
and fireboats until she sank at her moor
ings. The damage is estimated at $50
900 with cost of raising in addition.
DR.. B. Kahn & Son, eye specialists of
1i3l McCulloh street, Baltimore, who re-
Gently took over the practice of DR.. \
B Boulden, will be in Elkton at the Eel
ton House, every Wednesday. Dr.. Kahn
comes we'll recommended in his profess
sion and has letters showing his capabil
ty If it is not convenient for you to
call at their office, phone Elktor SO and
they will call at your home free OF
charge Examination free and charges
for glasses reasonable sept 1S-1t