The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-11-22

and allied organizations has been hold
ing it's annual meeting this week at the
Fifth Regiment Annoy in Baltimore. The
exhibitions have been very attractive and
have certainly emphasized the variety
and value of Maryland agricultural re-
sources. The attendance has been very
large, from all sections of the State, and
number of Ce il councians have been
numbered among the exhibitors and visi-
tors.
Because of inc.ement weather last Sun
day the reopening exercises of the Cecil
ton NJ. E. Church were postponed until
tomorrow, November 23 Rev. Mr.. Arters
and Rev. Mr.. Dawson, former pastors,
are expected to asss. at the services
The ladies of the Head of Christiana
Church will hold their annual supper in
the basement of the church on Thanks
giving, November 81. The public is very
cordially invited.
Folger McKinsey, the "Bentztown
Bard, former resident of Elkton, will
recite at an entertainment to be given
next Tuesday evening for benefit Of the
mortgage fund of Richardson Park VI. E.
Church, in Odd Fellows Hail. Whining
ton
Charles Shippers, of Elkton, has filed a
bill in the Circuit Court for divorce
from Beulah Shippers, whom he charges
with deserting him, having eloped with
another man some months ago. He asks
for the custody OF their three children.
Albert Roney has begun the erection of
a new store build ng on Main street,
North East, and E. NJ. Clark has broken
ground for a dwelling on Cecil avenue, in
chat town.
Service will be hell in Trinity Church,
Elkton, on Thursday of next week
(Thanks giving Day. at 10:3O a. m; in ST.
Andrews (Golds6c rough MemoriaD
Church Andora, at p. m All cordial
ly invited, Special Thanksgiving Day
offering in both churches for Home for
Friendless Children. Easson.
The Cecil Paper Mill at New Bridge,
resumed operation Wednesday, after be-
ing closed down while undergoing extern
s!ve repairs and having lot of new ma
chinery installed.
Nineteen persons professed conversion
and twenty-three MEM ers We're added
TO the church roll, during the recent re-
viyal at Moore's Chapel, Blake. The re-
vyal was conducted by Rev Jones.
William Henry, an employee of Cecil
Paper Mill, is suffering from blood poi
sonng.
Superintendent \. J. Whitney, Jr., of
the Maryland Division of t. Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, who has been seriously
i'll at his home in Wi mington is now
much improved
Harvey A Ragan, of Conowingo, soil
his NJ al .ala 1ac g,
and will move to Pitts -urgh, Pa, at an
early date.
The supper held By the Ushers' Union
in Rosebank Hall, Calvert, Friday even
ing of last week, net cd about $36.
Mrs. Williams, wife of Rev Mr.. Will
liams, of Mt. Pleasant, eel. down the cell
lar steps at the pai son ge Monday of last
week, and was painfully in ured, but for
tunately no bones We're broken
three day Chautauqua lyceum will
be held at Port Deposit, November a.
26 and 26 and at Eavre de Grace Novem-
Der u, 2S and 20.
The congregation of St. Andrews Epis-
copal Church will hold an oyster AMI
poultry supper in the VI. S Sentman store
property at Fair Hill. on Saturday even
ing. November 20 Supper served from
> to .. Tickets, 80 cents.
The foundation and ia sewood arch for
the bridge over Big Elk creek at Gilpin's
Manor, has been competed and work Of
construction begun.
Norman England of Zion, has entere
the business COLLEGE at Lancaster, Pa.
The ElktOn Roy Scouts met in the Ar
mory room in Mechanics Hall, Wednes-
l,,,
made for the field day, November 2S
Services tomorrow tSunday) at Elkton
Presbyterian Church, as follows: 1870
"a IN. Diving Worship and sermon by the
pastor on Are not Abana and Pharpar,
Rivers of Damascus, Elough?" 7.30 p. m,
topic, Modern Religion and the Cross :"
The Mems Organized Bible Glass will
meet at the close of the morning SER
vice. This class is open to all the men
of the community. Everyt ody welcome
to all our church services
Work on the thee story addition to
Union Hospital, Elkton, is rapidly near
ing completion.
Charles G. Wells is installing an eler
trio plant in Elkton Opera House for
use in his motion picture exhibits
NJ. +. Magraw, of Elkton, who nearly
three years ago lost a valuable gold
watch, found it in perfect condition Fri
day of last week in barrel of junk at
his warehouse in Elkton.
Hon. C. Alphonso Smith, Professor of
English at the University of Virginia.
gave a very enjoyable lecture on "Ameri-
can Literature" to the Students of Tome
School, Port Deposit, last Saturday even
ing
This Saturday afternoon Tome
School football team meets Millersvilla >
Normal School at Tom in the final
game of the season.
The quarterly meeting of the managers
of the Mutual Fire Insurance Company
of Cecil county was held in Elkton last
Tuesday.
w. G. Ober, who opened a watch AMI
repair shop at Rising Sun several
months ago, has disappeared with more
than a dozen gold watches and other jew
elry left with him for repairs.
Works of concreting the causeway
south of Elkton on the Chesapeake City
road was begun Wednesday.
Delaware College football eleven easily
won over Mt. st Mary's eleven last Sat
nd hy