The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-06-28

take nOt1ce ana nave ali material
at this Office one day earlier than
usual.
The County Commissioners VIII meet
today Saturday to make the tax fevy
for the coming year.
Mr. j. D. Moore, formerly of Elkton.
now OF Oxford. has just been appointed
postmaster at Oxford. Mr.. Moore is the
President of the Tri-County B. b. Lea
que and has always been much inter
ested in its affairs.
Mr.. jeremiah c. Price, of the First
District, has announced himself as a
candidate in the Democratic primaries
for long term County Commissioner
Mr.. Price was a commissioner of the
county some years ago.
Trinity Church, Elkton. Services to-
morrow, Sunday, at IL a. m, and 64i
p. m. There will be the celebration of
the Holy Communion, in the place OF
celebration on the first Sunday in July.
-LOST-Breastpin, oval shaped, blue
moonstone, Wednesday between Karrs
store and Chas. Jeffers'. Reward Mrs
Elsie McNeal.
The Methodist Episcopal congrega-
tion of North East will celebrate the
first anniversary of its new church to-
morrow, Sunday. An interesting pro-
gram has been prepared by the pastor,
Rev. J. P. Otis. F. c. MacSorley, pas-
tor of the McCabe Memorial Church,
Wilmington, will preach at the morning
service. Rev. William H. Briggs, pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal Church
at Zion, will have charge of the evening
service. An effort will be made to hay
those who subscribed to the building
fund last June make their payments
that the debt on the church can be con-
siderably reduced, although no attempt
will be made to solicit new subscriptions
Mrs. Mary Mahoney has holly tree
in the yard at her home at Leeds which
has two crops of berries on it.
After years of absence Joseph Ro-
man, of Oregon, is visiting his brother,
DR.. Samuel Roman, of Conowingo.
The Maryland State Teachers Asso-
citation held it's forty-sixth annual con-
vention in Annapolis this week. with
teachers from all sections of the State
in attendance.
-Laborers at Patton's stone quarries
near Sylmar, who have been on strike
for increased wages, have returned to
work on compromise agreement be-
tween the workmen and the owners CT
the quarries.
Ray Kerr, of Elk Mills, recently
killed a dog that was affected with ra-
bies
Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Armour, of the
Greenhurst section, were rendered
Shower by their friends last Tuesday
evening.
Arthur Reynolds, Symar mer-
chant, has purchased an auco.
The gravel road from Bay View to
Zion has been completed as far as Rock
i,ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gatchell of
the Fair Hill section, were thrown from
carriage during a runaway accident
near Elkton one day last week, and bad
ly bruised.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew E Barber, of
Calvert, gave reception last Saturday
evening in honor of their son, Marshall,
and bride, of Philadelphia
Master William Reynolds. of Colora
ran rusty nail into his foot Thursday
of last week, inflicting very painful
wound.
Westminster Guild, of West Noting
ham Presbyterian Church, will be enter
'''HN' th4o 'Nettui us'S , dltSi mum Jut
home of Mrs. A. L. Duyckinck at Ris-
ing Sun.
Friends Meeting under care or Penn
Hill and Rising Sun Associations will be
held at Octoraro Peoples Church Sixth
Month, 29th, at 2.30 o'clock, followed by
Association exercises and voluntary Of
ferings. Special meeting at West Not
tingham under care of Rising Sun Asso-
ntn
Our aim is to make these gatherings of
practical value to the life here and now
A. l.. Burlington, Superintendent; Robt.
X. Wood, General Secretary.
The Election Supervisors-V. r.
Bennett, (President VIM. NJ Fulton
and John H. Black-have completed the
appointments of election otficiala- for the
ensuing year and will publish the list
of the same at an early date.
A meeting of the Boy Scouts was
held last night (Friday) in the Armory
at o'clock. A full attendance, of those
who have joined or who may desire to
join, was called for.
Joseph Miller, of Providence, recent
ly fell from the roof of his barber shop
sustaining painful injuries.
Walter McNemar, of the Zion section
has been appointed salesman for the
Watkins Remedies in Lancaster coun-
ty, Pa.
-Children's Day was observed in Bay
View NJ P. Church last Sunday evening,
The church was crowded and the collec-
tion amounted to about S24
The festival held at Pilot, Thurs
day evening of last week cleared $50
for Bethesda Church
Get" is good servant, put he
works more proftably when yoked with
SAVINGS ACCOUNT at The Elkton
Banking and Trust Co., of Maryland,
Elkton, Md. ad
Herbert Morgan, of Elkton, has been
elected second lieutenant of Company E,
NJ n G.
While picking cherries last Saturday
Charles Leak, of near Newark. fell from
ladder and was painfully injured.
Three tires We're recently stolen
from the automobile of William Carroll,
near Blake.
The Craigtown baseball team will
hold festival on Wednesday evening
July I'd. If stormy, next fair evening,
on the grounds adjoining the ball lot
All welcome.