The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-10-11


will preach in Trinity Church, Elkton, at
the morning service tomorrow Sunday.
9ames Holland. son of John Holland.
colored of Elkton, Gled of typhoid fever,
Tuesday night at Union Hospital.
October L FALLING on Sunday, Monday
October 13, will be observed as Colum-
bus Day, legal holiday in this State.
The banks will be closed.
At a meeting of the congregation of
the Elkton Presbyterian Church held
on Thursday evening Henry NJ McCul-
Tough, DR.. W. T. Morrison and William
Sterling Evans were unanimously elect
, ed to the Office of Ruling Elder in this
| church.
| One hundred and seventy-five marriage
| licenses We're issued at the Clerks office
in Elkton in the month of September
| The pupils and teacher of Washington
School have purchased a new Estey organ
Henry L, Constable, Esq, of Elkton
| left this week for New York. where he Is
| attending the sessions of the General
| Conference OF the Protestant Episcopal
| Church. to which he was elected an al
ternate lay deputy, in June last, by the
convention of the Diocese of Easton.
| Colora branch of the Needle Work
| Guild will hold their annual melting and
exhibit OF garments collected this year
| on Saturday, October %, at o'clock p.
m, in the public school house, at Colora
Mrs. Taylor Richards, Concordville, Pa,
| Will address the meeting. Everybody is
cordially invited to attend.
| Edward Davis, of the Colora section,
who has been a patient in Union Hospital
! suffering with typhoid fever, has suffi-
| ciently recovered to be able to return
nome. Mr. Davis has small son in the
hospital suffering from the same disease
\ Democratic Mass Meeting will be
held at Elkton next Saturday evening
The annual meeting OF the Maryland
Water Company wag held Monday even
| ing, but the transaction of business was
postponed unlil October 90.
The District Auxiliary Committees OF
Union Hospital held their annual joint
meeting at Elkton Friday of last week,
and discussed plans for the ensuing year.
The Hannah A. Green house and lot at
1 Cecilton was sold Tuesday by William s
Evans, Assignee of mortgage, 10 William
+ b Davis for sos. P. NJ. Groves was the
auctioneer
| Contractor A. NJ. Strickland is working
on the three story addition to Union Hos
pital which is to be 2SA32 feet.
The ladies of Wesley Chapel Mite So
ciety, Elk Neck, will hold a clio hes pin
social and festival at the home OF Mrs
George Holden, Friday evening. October
H. If stormy, next clear evening.
Services tomorrow, Sunday, in the Elk
ton Presbyterian Church as follows 10 .3l
"A. m, Divine worship and sermon by the
pastor on Opportunity and Method" AT
/ this service will take place the impress
s.ve ordination and installation of the
newly-elected Elders. At 730 p. m, the
topic of the short Sermon will be The
Bad EXa..sple of Good Man" All are
very cordially invited to these services
Two young sons of Harry l.. Wilson
of Elk. Neck narrowly escaped serious
injury Friday morning of last week al
North East. Mr.. W ilson had stepped
into Miss McNamee's store for min.
ute when in some unknown manner thu
horse got his bride caught in the pos,
and tore it completely off Frightened
by the mishap. the animal started Il
run. Mr.. Wilson managed to reach II
and get clasp on its neck but coul
not stop its speed. Reaching the bridg,
in the hollow the horse jumped the fence
breaking loose from the buggy, and land
ed on its back in the run ten feet below
The children were both slightly bruised
by their wild ride, as was also Mr.. vii
son. The buggy was badly damaged bu
the horse was practically unhuri.
4 meeting of Elkton Camp of ModerI
Woodmen will be held Monday evening
All members are requested to be present
iom Kippur, the Day of Atonement
the most solemn day in the Jewish cal
endar, was ushered in last (Friday) ev.
ening and will end at sunset this even.
ing. iom Kippur generally occurs abou
the latter part of September. but falls
late owing to the past year being Leaf
Year in the Hebrew calendar.
A festival will be held in the publit
hall at Rising Sun on next Triday even
ing under the auspices of the Modern
Woodmen The proceeds will be donat
ed to William NJ. Fulton, whose dwell
ing and other buildings were recently de.
molished by cyclone.
Cofer, Price & Co.. with headquarter:
at Delaware City, Del, have established
a branch store at Newark
Divine service at St Marks Church
4iN"t SAi SNiile loiHoi' wv, SuuuaS, d
1O.SO a m Parrish House, Perryville
at p. m. Rev. A. L. Byron -Curtiss
will officiate.
The ladies Of Sylmar NJ E. Church will
hold tea at the church next Tuesday
evening.
Miss Mary Taylor, OF the Ninth dis.
trict was recently badly scalded about
the face when a jar of hot tomatoes
which she was canning. exploded.
Elkton Methodist Episcopal Church
Divine service at 1870 a m and I 80 p
m Preaching by the pastor. Sunday
School at p. m.