The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-12-27

and is appointment is sort of Sin
the nature of things
The Elk Mills Gun Club will hold a
poultry shoot at Elk Mills on New
Years Day at 10 o'clock.
Contractor A. M. Strickland has
con ,pleted the foundation for the new
he siery mill for the Elkton Realty Co.,
on the lot recently purchased on Wast
Hiat street. The building will be Of
frame, 40x60 feet, two stories, an |
will on completion be occupied by E.
Sutro & Sons Company as a hosiery
mil.
North East Lodge, No. 30, l. o. o.
F., has elected the following officers
! for the coming year:-Jesse H. Sim
pers, (of Joseph) Noble Grand; Thos.
M.Tyson, Vice Grand;J. F. Peach, Re-
cording Secretary; II. H. Shippers, FL
nancial Secretary: George T. Bouch-
ellie, Treasurer; E. j. Campbell, An
drew Reynolds, w. ]. Pugh, Trustees;
J. F. Peach, Representative to the
Grand Lodge.
| A Christmas prayer meeting was
held at Elkton Methodist Church, at 6
| o'clock Christmas morning.
The work of gravelling the Elk
! Neck-North East road is progressing
nicely, about half a mile being COM
pleted.
The Port Deposit quarries furnish
| ed the granite for the new $4,000
Emanuel Presbyterian Church, in
Philadelphia, which will be dedicated
tomorrow, Sunday.
Revival services are in progress at
Oakwood Methodist Church.
| Alden Harvey, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Arthur Harvey, of Childs, was
brought to Union Hospital, Elkton,
one day last week, suffering from ap-
pendicitis, but responded to treat
ment without an operation and was
able to return home.
Elkton M. f. Church, tomorrow
| (Sunday). Christmas service and de-
corations at 1870 a. m. Meeting of
the Organized Bible Glass for compile
| tion of the organization at p. m.
At 7.30 Christmas songs and SER
mon on Christmas gifts.
The Christmas Festival of Trinity
Sunday school, Elkton, will be held in
the Parish House on the evening of
Monday, the 29th, at 7.30. st. An
drew's Sunday school festival will be
held in the church at Andora, tomor-
row Sunday. Hour of service p.
m. Bright Christmas Carols will be
| sung on both occasions, and a cordial
invitation is extended to the public.
| Service will be held in Trinity
Church, on the morning of New Years
day, the Feast of the Circumcision, at
! 1870
At hearing before Magistrate ].
M. Ash, of Elkton, Friday night of
last week, Edward jackson, colored
was dismissed on a charge of assault
( ing Noble Heath, and the latter was
| fined 81 and costs for shooting crap.
! From the evidence at the hearing,
! jackson was rearrested on a charge
of selling liquor, and a warrant was
also issued for James Holland, color
ed, on similar charge, and he was
arrested that night by Sheriff Morgan.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Harts
NJ. f. Church will meet at the home
of Mrs. William j. Arrants this Sat
urday evening. All the friends are
| invited to be present.
The Wing has for sale few copies
of Prof. Cyril G. Hopkins famous
! book, "For Better Crops, at 20 cents
/ the copy, while they last Also "The
! Golden Stream" Ga practical treatise
/ on dairying) and "The Disc Harrow"
(the use and value of the disc harrow
on the FARM Each 10 cents the copy.
Elkton merchants will close their
stores at noon next Thursday, Janu-
airy |.
A well attended old time Christmas
celebration was held by members of
Elkton Presbyterian Church, Tuesday
evening. A beautiful tree was nicely
trimmed and oranges and candy were
distributed to all by DR.. Daniel Brat
ton, who acted as Santa Claus. A
greatly enjoyed program, consisting
of music and recitations, was also rem
dered.
| notice. will be away from town from
! Wednesday, December oath, to January LIST
| dec 2I-lt* Dr. J. HORACE JENKINS.