The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-10-11
LOCAL JOTTINGS OF THE WEEK


! Wednesday, October Is.
At meeting of the Town Commission
ers of Port Deposit Ex-Mayor David r.
Armstrong was presented with a gold
Masonic charm, inlaid with diamonds,
as recognition on the part OF the eiti-
ems OF the town of Mr.. Armstrong's long
and faithful service as Mayor of Port
IDeposit for many years. The presenta-
ton speech was made by DR.. Richards
present Mayor of the town.
The Radnor Relief Association added
% new members TO its roll during the
month of September. The Assoclat. on
has been in existence only six years but
| now has total membership of 1875 and Il
stable financial condition. The meetings
will be held hereafter in the lodge room
on the third floor of the Elkton opera
House, which has been rented for az.
purpose.
The regular meeting of the Third Dis
| trict Auxiliary of Union Hospital was
neld Monday al the hospital whea the
following donations wer reported: From
the Sixth District AuXiliary-37 gowns,
desk and chair, and fifteen dollars, from
Miss NJ. A Gipln, one hen; from Miss
Maggie s. Campbell and sister, g,dsscs
Of jelly; from 7. W. Mckenney 10 heads
o. cabbage.
Comptroller Harrington on Wednesday
OF last week, made the first quarterly ap-
portionment OF school funds. Cecil county
| viii receive $3.50 from the School Tax;
Sis from the Book Fund; $1625 for APP
proved High Schools and $500 for Colored
industrial Schools, making total OF
| Sl1 $3.50.
Washington Camp, No. 81, P. o. S. Of
A., intend to hold a social meeting on
Monday evening, October 13 Mr. Frank
f. Williams has accepted an invitation
to address them on Patriotism " Re
treshments will be served and everybody
is invited to attend at S:15 p. m.
Special services at Be,hel Pivot ridge
on Sunday, October II. Sunday school at
10 a m, Love Feast at 1870, VIM. Lake
leader. Preaching at IL a, m. Special
music by the Bethel choir morning and
: night, a box social vii be held at John
Mccools Thursday night, Oct. 16 Ii
stormy next clear night All invited.
Flint Hill NJ. Z Church will reopen to-
morrow, Sunday, with services afternoon
and evening, Revival services all weeh.
The regular meeting of Elkton Improve
ment Association will be held at Council
Hail, next Monday evening, Oct. 49,
The annual harvest home OF the Elk
ton VI Z. Church will be celebrated BY
the congregation on sunday, October ~,
by all day services. Dr.. SIengle and the
Hon. L. Irving Handy will be among the
speakers that day. Mr.. Tarradno. the
Italian church singer, is also expected to
be present. cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to be present on this oc-
casion.
Elhton Grange will meet this Saturday
evening at 1870 o'clock
Ine young ladies Of Cecilton are plan
ming to give "A masquerade ball in the
.iechanics Hall, on Halloween.
Zion Epworth League will hold a Soc
ial al the home of Mrs William Hamble-
ton next Wednesday evening. The public
- cordially invited, and the usual five
cent collection will be taken.
y valuable horse belonging to c. T
Dare of Rising Sun, died Sunday evening
The Fourth District Ladies' Auxiliary
will hold festival and bake in Red
Mems Hail. Cherry Hill, on Thursday
evening, October IL, for the beneh o
Union Hospital. All are invited
On Thursday evening next. October 16
at 1870, Hon. John G. Woolley will al.
dress temperance mass meeting in the
Town Hall at Port Deposit, under the di-
rection of the Anti-Saloon Laegue OF
Maryland. Mr.. Woolley is no,ed as &
temperance orator and Will doubtless
) draw large audience
The second thir1 fpurtb vpa,
classes of the George Bidde High Schoo
will hold an entertainment in the Jr o.
L. \. NJ. Hail. Cecilton, Tuesday even
ing. October u, beginning at 7.3o o'clock
Reserved seats, 80 cents; adults, % GEMS
and children 10 cents. Proceeds fol
| commencement expenses.
The regular meetings of the County
Commissioners Orphans Court anC
School Commissioners will be held next
Tuesday at Elkton
Carpenters and bridgeworkers of the
Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
Railroad on Sunday removed the old gir-
ders from bridge No. 80, at North East,
where "A concrete bridge has taken the
place of the old wooden structure The
structure removed ran over North Eas
creek at that point, and was erected
about twelve years ago.
An illustrated lecture will be given in
Glasgow NJ. Z. Church Wednesday even
ing, the 10Th at s o'clock on The Other
Fellow Who is He? by Rev. E. c. Sur
field. Adults % cents, children Is cents.
For the Ladies' Al dSociety.
Miss Elva l.. Dean, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. George T. Dean, near Childs, grad
uate Of the University of Maryland Hos
pital has accepted hospital at Fayette-
Vile, North Carolina, and left on last
Saturday morning to take up her new
duties.
The Ladies' Aid OF Wesley Chapel met
at the home of Mrs. John W. Arrants
last friday evening.
Drs B, & NJ. G. Kahn, Eye Specialists,
of l43l McCulloh St, Baltimore, who re-
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