The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-09-27
LOCAL JOTTINGS

Zion, Ebenezer, Calvert and Union con-
gresations have presented their pastor,
Rev, w. H Briggs, with a handsome
dinng-room table.
Miss Anna Fryer of Colora, has enter
ed the Drexel School, Philadelphia.
Urie Conner, a farmer residing near
Elkton, sustained a broken jaw bone and
the loss OF several teeth, last Saturday,
when he was kicked in the face by a
horse.
Work on the gravel road from Bay
View to Zion has been discontinued ow-
ing to lack OF funds to carry on the
work.
A meeting of Elkton Boy Scouts was
held in the Armory last (Frday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Gray, missionary from India
will be at Cecilton tomorrow Sunday
and give a talk to the Sunday school in
/ the morning and preach a sermon in the
I NJ. e. Church in the evening.
William S Evans and James F. Evans,
Esqs, Trustees, have sold the Beste
/ farm of 1856 acres in the Third district
to Thomas H. Harlan, for $1,000.
Mrs. j. A. Fitch, gospel singer Of
Philadelphia, rendered some fine selec-
tions at Bethel last Sunday morning.
The contract for a new church at Sum-
nit Bridge has been awarded to William
: Johns, of Warwick, Tho will begin the
work next week.
Augustus Dennis, of Wilmington, a ma
tive OF Charlestown, died Thursday of
last week at Thompsonville, Pa, aged
80 years.
Bishop Adams will visit Trinity Church
Elkton, for confirmation on the evening
of Thursday October go, and St. An
drew's Church, Andora, in the afternoon
of the same day. The Rector will be
glad to confer with any desirous of
availing themselves of the above named
opportunity for the receiving of Confir-
nation
Rev. Hamilton B. Phelps, Rector Of
st. Thomas Church, Newark, Del, will
hold service in St. Andrews (Goldsbor-
ough MemoraD Church, Andora, tomor
row Sunday and regularly on Sundays
at 3 p. m. All cordially invited.
The residence of Judge Albert Con-
stable, on East Main street, Elkton, was
offered by him at public sale, on Monday
but withdrawn at bid OF $4,000.
The Farmers National Congress OF
which John H. Kimble. of Port Deposit
is secretary, was in session at Plano, H.,
this week.
Mrs Samuel Welch of Bay View, is
very i'll at the home OF her daughter in
| Philadelphia.
An important meeting of Elkton
Grange will be held this Saturday after
noon, September 27, at 2:30 o'clock, TO
outline plans for the fall and winter A
full attendance of members is requested.
Thomas H. Harlan, of Elkton, has pur-
chased Ford touring car.
Mrs. Lena L. Wilson will hold her an
nual Fall opening of up-to-date millinery
at her store on Main street, Elkton, this
Friday and Saturday.
Divine Worship with sermons by the
, Pastor tomorrow Sunday, at Elkton Pres
byterian Church. at 10:3o a. NJ. and 7:3C
p, m. The morning topic will be: "Op-
, portunity and METHOD. The subject in
the evening will be: Bringing Our In
possible to Christ" These are intended
TO be messages pertinent to our time and
A situation and the Pastor would like tC
a see every member of the church and con-
gregation, young and old, at both o
these services. We extend a cordial in
r vitaton to these services to the com.
munity at large, especially to those who
have no definite church attachments
Rev. L. c. Dryden, pastor of the VI. p
| Church, al Leeds, who was invited Il
become pastor of Mt. Olivet NJ. p Churcl
t at Seaford, Del, has accepted the invita-
tOn and has been formally appointed
e pastor of that charge to serve until tht
next session of the Maryland Conference
II which meets next April Mr.. Dryden ex
S poets to fill the pulpit OF his new charge
n Sunday, October ).
n The Bay View Social Club met at Ba,
d View Hall last Saturday evening.
n On Sunday last Mr.. and Mrs. William
: b. Settle, formerly of Cecil county, mad
the trip from Baltimore to Elkton il
d their motor boat, Billybeth. The boat /
}. named for their children Elizabeth an
+ William, Jr.
e The Ladies' Aid Society of the Iced
a NJ p. Church will be entertained at tn
r. home of Mr.. and Mrs John Mahoney
d Friday evening, October 3. All are mos
e cordially invited to attend
: The registered tournament of the Elk
r, ton Gun Club, to be held next Thursda
: promises to be largely attended. TIL
It championship of Cecil county at tn
:, shoot at 90 targets, open only to resi-
n dents of the county Open events wi
/ draw eNperts from all parts of tt
It country. Shooting starts at $3.50 m.
is Drs. B. & NJ. G. Kahn, Eye Specialist.
of 1iSl McCulloh St, Baltimore, who re
If Gently took over the practice of DR.. A. I
l. Boulder, were here last week and will b
S, IN this city at the FELTON, House ever
If Monday and Wednesday. They come we
ID recommended in their profession and hay
lie letters showing their ability in relievin
+. headaches, nervousness, and eye troub
A. Of any sort If you are suffering fro
t. any such disorders you will do we'll
ut call nthem. If you are unable to con
S. to their Office phone Elkton SO, and the
Id "ill call at your home free of charg
la Examination free and charges for glass,
reasonable. advsep27-t.
District superintendent Rev. Edmul
l.. Hotfecker has announced the followir
schedule of work, quarterly conferen,
IN and preaching services, subject to chang
Id September 81, Principle, 73O p. m; Sc.
tn tember 2S. Principle, 1880 a. m; Cha