The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-01-18
local JOTTINGS OF THE WEEK

| The ladies OF Octoraro NJ e. Church
will hold box social at the home Of El-
wood Brown, Cecil Paper Mills, on We'd
nesday evening, January %; II stormy,
the following evening Cakes, sand
wiches, coffee, homemade candy and
boxes will be for sale
The annual meeting Of Rosebank Gene
terry Association was held In Rosebank
Hall. Calvert, January 9. The old board
of directors was reelected. with Web
ster White president and C. NJ. Reisler
secretary and treasurer.
The meeting of the Sixth District Aux
iliary Of Union Hospital that was post
poned from January 8, will be held on
Thursday afternoon, 23d inst, at 2
o'clock, at the home OF Mrs. a. o. Rey-
| nolds, near Colora.
! Two tramps obtained a pair of shoes
from a North East store keeper, one day
last week by presenting an order to
which the name of Tom Russell had been
forged. Subsequently Tom denied sign
ing the order, and chase was given to
the tramps who made their getaway over
the Mechanics Valley road.
| The Ladies' Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society, Of West Nottingham
Presbyterian Church, was entertained on
! Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Robert Cameron, in Rising sun.
| Henry M. Mccullough, Esq, of EIkton,
addressed the students of Newark High
School yesterday afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
, There was also short literary and mus
ical program.
The third mid-winter carnival under
the auspices of st. Johns Catholic
! Church, Newark, will be held in the
| Newark Opera House, Friday evening
January "a
| The recent dinner served by the Lad
les Aid Society, of Rising Sun, to mem
bers of Rising Sun Detective Associa-
tion netted $74.
The postponed shoot of Rising Sun Gun
Club will be held on Wednesday, Janu-
i airy 22. The amateur championship of
Cecil county will be shot for, the winner
to receive a handsome watch fob.
1 The Ladies Aid Society Of Ebenezer
M. E. Church, will hold a pie social at
the home of j. 7. Armour, near Bay
View, next Wednesday evening II
stormy, social will be held next fair
evening.
! Clarence Edwards, Of Camden, N j.,
is seriously Ill in Union Hospital, Elkton,
from an operation for appendicitis on
Monday.
Special attention is called to the public
meeting to be held on Saturday next,
January 25, at Rosebank Hall, Calvert,
as elsewhere advertised by the Organiza-
tion Committee of the Farmers Bust
ness and Civil Association of Cecil
County"
AT tbp maatinp of bo
on Saturday next, January %, papers will
be read by Messrs. John Abel and w.
Palmer McFadden.
| Chief Judge Albert Constable, of this
judicial Circuit, took his seat on the
! 6ehch. OF the curt OF Appeals, at An
! napolis, on Wednesday of this week.
The second quarterly meeting OF the
Pleasant Hill Free Methodist Church will
begin Friday, January "a. to the oath All
are cordially invited. Rev d. ]. SAINT
m.er, District Elder, in charge
The San Jose scale is becoming eradi-
| Gated in Cecil county, due, it Is thought,
to the severe cold weather of last winter.
| REVIVAL services are in progress in
Rowlandville NJ. P Church.
song service will be held at Jones'
| Chapel, tomorrow Sunday afternoon
! Public cordially ipvited.
The NJ. P. Church at Bay View will be
opened tomorrow Sunday arter being
repainted inside and out All day meet
! ings will be held and Rev. E. l.. DRYDEN.
| OF Leeds will preach in the morning and
evening.
). b. Herdman has been elected presi-
! dent of the Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder
, Company, of Newark, Del.
The Ladies Aid Society of Ebenezer NJ.
! E. Church, near Grenhurst, will hold a
/ pie social at the home of Mrs James It.
Armour, Wednesday evening, January %.
If stormy next evening"
Samuel j. Harris has purchased the
Trimble tract of SO acres, adjoining his
| farm, near Bay View.
County Commissioner l. G. Griffith.
Tuesday, visited his son, Frank, who un-
| derwent an operation for appendicitis at
, Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, Friday
OF last week. He found the lad rapidly
recovering.
AT the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the National Bank of Newark.
Daniel Thompson was elected as a new
| member. The board was organized as
follows: ]. Wilkins Cooch, president:
Alfred A. Curtis, vice president; Joseph
II. Hossinger, secretary; directors, Sam
Z. McClintock, who is leaving for Du-
pont, Florida, to go in business. The