Newark post., 1913-01-15

Members of the several churches
in Zion M. r. circuit have present
ed purse of $40 to the pastor,
Rev. W. II. Briggs.
The management Of Leslie Camp
Meeting is to be changed, placing
il again under control Of the Ma
tional Association Of Local Preach
crS.
Miss May BookWalter Of Ohio,
wpll-known in this section as the
director Of the Toy Shop and
like entertainments, is arranging
for the production III Elkton OPP
era House Oh january 21-22 OF ii
musical panorama, In the Land
Of Green and Flowers, for the
benefit of Union Hospital. The
panorama includes "Cinderella,
AN operetta. with children figuring
in drills and choruses.
Gamers are reported early III
the field. in several sections OF the
county. contracting with farmers
for tomatoes. for the coming sea-
son. at 50 per ton.
The National Bank of North East
has declared semi-annual dlyl-
dcnd Of 3 per cent, and its sur
plus is now 3,36S.5l.
It is understood that Rev. George
s. Smith Of Cedarville, r. j., has
accepted the call recently tender
ed him to the pastorate Of Pencad-
pl' Presbyterian Church, Glasgow.
Howard RedmiIe. a former we'll
known resident of Elk Mills, died
on January 9Th, in Philadelphia,
aged IS years.
The late J. Wesley Reynolds Of
Elkton. whose will has been filed in
the Registrar Office, LETT all his
property, real and personal, to his
daughter. Lydia A. Reynolds
Ground has been broken at Elk
ton Ball Park, opposite the rail
road station. by Sheriff j. W. Per
kins. for d two story factory build
ing "A 4S feet. AS yet it is not
known what will be the special pro.
duet Of the factory,
Company f Of Elkton won see
ond place among the several com
mands of the First Regiment
MARYLAND National Guard III rife
practice, at Saunders Range, with I
percentage Of 7279. Company 4
of Frederick. won first place will
a rating Of 1852, and Company /
Of Hyattsville, recently organized
was third with ranking OF 1l.3l
Company f qualified 6 experts,
sharDshOoters and 81 marksmen
The experts had scores ranging
fro m367 to 312. the sharpshOoter
243 and 239. and the narksmal
ranged from 125 down to 9S. Th'
matches were held last sumne
and the results have recently been
made public.
THE Woman S Club Of Elk
toa. " designed for mutual improve
ment Of its members and the up
lift of the community, has been or
ganized by a number of ladies o
the town. Mrs. R. G. Lewis
President; Mrs. G. B. Finley, Sr
Vice President Miss Mary H. ia
mar, Corresponding Secretary; an
Mrs. c. G. Strickland, Treasurer
Mrs. E. w. Dawson was chosen Re
cording Secretary but pressure o
other duties prevented her serving
The Hartford County Racin
Commission has ruled that only tn
ri-Mutual Method of bettin
shall be permitted on tracks unde
It's control. This will put the bool
makers out of business at Havl
de Grace, which will have its se
ond meeting during the last tN
weeks of next April.
Saturday S Baltimore Sun co
tanned a good likeness of Chi
Judge Albert Constable of Elkto
who will take his seat on the benz
Of the Court Of Appeals at Anna
oils to-day.
Suit is about to be entered
the Cecil Circuit Court by residen
of Port Deposit against the b.
o. r. r. and the American Bird
Company for damages totallil
$4,000, caused by the food
January 23, 1910. The plainti
claim that the damages We're chic.
due to delay in removing IA
work of the bridge after its co
pletion, and that permission
erect the bridge was coupled W
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