The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-04-05

Kew Charles A. Eaton, Rector. The
second Sunday after Easter Good shan-
nerd sunday, st. Mary's Church. North
East, at $50 a. M, Sunday school: Il. %
a. M, the Holy Communion and sermon.
Subject The Good Shepherd 7.3O 81.
M, evening prayer ana sermon. Subject.
Some Old World knights" Perryyiile.
the Parish House, 2.so p. m evening
prayer and sermon.
Services in Trinity Church tomorrow
Sunday at II a. m. The evening SER
vice VIII be omitted. Service ON Friday
evening, April II, at 7.SO
Magistrate J. NJ Ash gave hearing
on saturday. last to Teresa May, colorcd.
ana Alice Burly, her daughter, charged
Win disturbing the colored school at
fort Deposit on March II. The Magic
trate nned Teresa $50 and costs, amount.
ing TO s2sl5 In all; the case against he
younger woman was dismissed.
Judge Harlan, of Bel Air, In an opin-
Ion tnis week, sustained the Racing Com
MISSION In its refusal to grant dates to
tne M vre de Grace Agricultural and Me-
cnanical Fair and Racing Association.
rhe enect of the decision Is to prevent
the opening OF another track at Havre de
grace, giving a monopoly OF the racing
business there to the present track.
Tne hsh season is ON. Shad have been
snipped this week from local waters and
herring have been running quite freely.
fhe prospects for the fishing season are
said to be good.
Mr. Frank Holt, formerly with the
Conroy Manufacturing Co., has been
made assistant cashier OF the North
asst Bank, in place of Mr.. Clarence
nggs. The latter is said to have &C.
fpted position with the new Banking
>ad Trust Co., OF Elkton.
rhree new members were taken into
, ne Blythedale Seventh Day Adyentists
church on Sabbath Saturday March %.
their regular quarterly Communion
ccasion.
broken harness caused the runaway OF
n pair Of horses, driven by Messrs Chas.
n.ohg and James A. Craig, of the First
iistrict, In Elkton, on Monday. The
torses whirled into the alley alongside
= '" u. Price's store, demolishing the
fpuggy and hurling Messrs. Long and
k<ralg into the street. They were fortu-
ate to e3cape with nothing more than
iruises.
Rev. Z. Z. Mccullough, formerly pas.
pr OF the Leeds NJ. p Church, Is MAX
IpS quite record in his pastorate at
telpyvllie, Del Since September lash
f. McCullough's Sunday school has in
eased In membership from 20 to 15O,
ith pastors class of 81. His con-
regations have largely increased and 22
}ere added to the church membership an
-. result OF revival services in Februf ry.
ne church has been repainted ana re-
,eated at cost of several hundred
1ilars, the pastors salary increased by
So year and fine home provided him
the main street of the town.
80 "a meeting of the creditors of the Eu-
%seka FERTILIZER Company, was held in
SSNlkton yesterday (FridayJ rur .ne pur-
&Pse OF electing trustee in bankruptcy
nd such other business as might prom
fly come before it.
Dr. Arphur Cantwell and John A. Krum-
me, OF North East, have purchased new
Veriand cars from Rising Sun Garage
Ihe annual stockholders meeting of
1ecil Farmers Telephone Company will
held in Woodman's Hail. Rising Sun,
vpril rs. at 2 D. m.
Mr w. Arthur MITCHELL of Elkton. is
aad to have purchaser from Robert Ru-
,ulph, the launch Jeanette" which is
/Wldely known for its service on Elk
Ii liver. Mr.. Mitchell it is said, will have
he craft overhauled for the coming boat
ng season
A pair of horses attached to Vinsinger
Pippin's furniture wagon, became
'1ghtened and ran away, near Elkton
epot, throwing the driver, Ulysses
pringer, from the wagon, and painfully
>\ruising him
! Elkton School No. II. will hol1 bake
Lhis Saturday afternoon, at o'clock,
T at Howard street school, for the benefit
/ OF the primary grades.