Evening journal., 1913-03-21

DPceidi " lie nv ENllNG JOOfNNAL
ELKTON. Md, March 21.-The Of
fice of Revenue Collector for the
Port of Baltimore is said to be
wanted by Emerson r. Crothers. OF
Elkton. John B. Hanna is holding
the Office
There will be a forestry meeting in
Cecil county during the first week
in April. State Forester f. w. Bes-
ley and Assistant Forester Chaplin
Jones will visit the Eastern Shore
and give any information in care and
use of timberland, forest tracts OF
in planting trees
BY the purchase of the Terrell
property on West High street by Tn
ion Hospital the house will be NOV
ed to the back Of the property and
the lawn extended on to High street,
giving a full square on SINCERELY
avenue from Cathedral to High
street.
At the meeting Of the Womans
Club of Elkton this week Home
Economics" was the subject The
committee we're Mrs. Henry NJ Nc
Cullough, chairman; Mrs. Howard
Bratton, Mrs Robert ID. Brown, Mrs.
Omer d. Crothers, Mrs. Robert B.
Frazier and Miss Harriet Vickers
Walmsleys An address on the sub
ject of the day was given by Mrs.
Delaney H. Barclay. of Baltimore.
Mrs. j. Pierce Gam delighted the
club with some songs, the accompani-
ment being played by Miss Wilson,
of newark.
The case OF William T. Warburton,
administrator of James A. Davis VS..
Anthony Davis, surviving partner Of
James A. Davis and Son, was heard
by Judges William II. Adkins and
Phileonlen B. Hopper on Monday.
Mr.. Warburton is trying to force An
thony Davis to file an account The
Court has not as yet made public its
decision
The town election of North East
was held on Monday. II. w. Shall
cross was elected Mayor. w J. Cam
eron and J. E. Roney, Commission
ers.
The Elkton Methodist Episcopal
church at its annual missionary
meeting on Sunday received from
regular collections, S14.51 mission
chapels, Childs and the Perkins Me
mortal $4,000 and $1,000, respec
lively. Glass offerings were $594.09
There was a joint session in Elk
ton on Tuesday of the County Com
missioners and the Auxiliary RoaC
Commission. J. Polk Steele. Of Ches
apeake City. Daniel Harvey, o
Childs, and Alfred b. McVey, of Ba.
View, are the latter commission
Many delegations were Aeard and
was decided to build gravel roaI
from Bay View to Calvert and from
Port Deposit to Gathers Corner.
The Rovith property (formerl
known as the Denver home) Of
East High street, has been transfer
red to William S. Evans by Rober
c. Thackery, attorney.
Clara " Beeson. of Ohio. daugh
ter of the late Edward e. Ewing. O
Cecil county, has bought from he
brother Cecil e. Ewing and wife
. two properties on South Queel
street. Rising Sun, for $4,000
The McNamee farm in Elk Nee
has been transferred by George F
Howard 20 Bayard Murray, of New
ark This farm contains 800 acre
Miss May Cameron, of Elkton, lei
on Wednesday last for Los Angeles
California Miss Cameron on Nor
day telegraphed her father, Andre
y Cameron of this town the news {
her arrival and OF her marriage I
Isham Wiggans, who had bought
place and furnished a home for HI
Maryland bride.
= The Baltimore department Of III
Salvation Army sent Corporal Lydi
Lowell to Elkton this week to sole
:. contributions.
The Senior Glass Of the Elkto
High School will give The Distric
- School Of Burberry Corners" in III
Elkton Opera House on April 2.
Company F, Maryland Nation;
: Guard was on Tuesday evening il
spected by Major Alexander. Unite
States Army. and Major Crosby {
the State Militia
The New Castle Presbytery wi
meet in the Elkton Presbyteria
church on April IS and Is.
The death of Mrs. Henrietta MAI
:. love. wife Of Howard Manlove,
Cecilton, was sudden. Mrs. Manlo'
was a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. job
y Rowan Of the First district. Thr'
sons and three daughters surviv
also a sister and three brothers. TT
v funeral services we're held on We
nesday with burial in Cecilton Ger
etery.
Mrs Robert B. Frazer gave
luncheon on Tuesday at her home ,
East Main street Elkton. entertai