The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-04-26

today Saturday with an exhibition game
on the home grounds, the visitors being
the pennsylvania r. r. team, Of Will
mington. The game will be called at 3
O'Clock, with an admission of 20 cents
Cad.es, 10 cents). Lovers of the sport
ought to be on hand and let the boys see
that Elkton wants base ball to 'go" here
this year. Strong efforts are being made
to put capable team in the field, and
the community should back the ehrots.
A movement is on foot to secure an
automobile truck for Elkton's volunteer
fire company Thus far the men them
selves have been dragging the fire appar-
atus to its destination and it is thought
the citizens of the town, for uhe protec-
tion of whose property and lives these
men voluntarily serve, might subscribe
the necessary funds to purchase the
truck. Such subscriptions are now being
solicited.
Elkton Methodist Episcopal Church
Divine worship at 10:3O a. m, sermon
subject, Chrst's Friendship with His
Disciples" Sunday school at m. At
1880 p m the Odd Fellows Lodge viii
worship with this congregation. The ser
mon before the lodge will have for its
theme, The Friendship of David and
jonathan -
Service with Celebration of the Holy
Communion, will be held in Trinity
Church, klkton. on Thursday next, AS
cens.on Day, at 1890 a. m. There will
be the celebration OF the Holy Commun-
ion in St. Andrews (Goldsborough Me-
moriaD Church, Andora, at 4:30 p. m.
Rev. Charles A. Eaton, Rector. The
fifth Sunday after Easter. st. Mary's
Church:-9:3O a m, Sunday school, 1890
a. m, morning prayer, Litany and SER
mon. Subject, Steps" 7:30 p. m,
evening prayer and sermon. Subject
Our Frail Tabernacle" Special music
Perryville-The Parish House. 2:3j p. m.
celebration of the Holy Communion and
sermon.
The case OF T. Jackson Willis VS.. the
Commissioners of Cecil County, set for
trial this week at Chestertown, as a re-
moved case from this Court, was post
poned to the second Monday in July, ow-
ing to the inability of President Griffith
of the Commissioners, to attend the trial
Mr. Willis is suing for payment for work
done in the building of the bridge at
Ricketts, Mill, near Elkton
County Comm ssiCner l. G. Griffith was
operated on this week at a Wilmington
Hospital for an injured gland near the
jugular vein. He is reported as doing
very well since the operation.
On Thursday of last week the Trustees
of the Maryland Agricultural College
elected to the Presidency of the College
Prof. Henry ]. Patterson, for severa
n,
ment Station and master of the Maryland
State Grange Frof Patterson announces
that ne will ask for an appropriation o.
million dollars from the next Legis. .ature
for the use OF the College.
$42.36 was realized at the bazaar held
by the cliss of 1913, of West Nottingham
| Academy. Friday evening of last week.
The new Elk Neck road is closed to
travel at Plum Creek, where a new
| bridge is being erected by J. S. McIlvain
& Co.
Miss Lydia Terrell. music teacher in
the Elkton schools, was taken to the
Protestant Infirmary, in Baltimore, last
Saturday for treatment for goitre
Lloyd Ealderston, son of Elwood Bal
derson, of Colora, had his leg severely
cut with a knife while fixing the belt OF
an engine last Tuesday.
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team dareotea tho Ka,nott Souoro tIinh
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secretary oi the cemetery
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