Evening journal., 1913-03-15
ELKTON

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
EiKTON, Md, March i5-The
Reading circle for the school teach
ers OF the Third district will meet IN
the School Commissioners Office In
the Court House on next Tuesday ey-
ening.
Cecil county fishermen are making
preparations for the spring catch
Pound nets have been placed IN some
waters.
H. A. Walters. OF Washington. ID.
c., has bought the 1865 acre farm OF
George BedWell IN BLK Neck
The Board OF Maryland State Teach
era Association has granted a dlplo-
ma for completed three years read
ing course 10 Mie6 Helen S. Davidson,
OF Chesapeake City,
Tho house party OF Mr. and Mrs,
William x. Tatman At st Albans"
was composed OF Messrs, Howard G.,
Stevens and Frank j, Gallaher, OF
Philadelphia; Mrs. Adele 3. Southern
and Miss Southern, also Miss Mary
M. Tatman, OF Philadelphia.
Services IN Trinity church, Elkton,
next week will be ns follows; daily at
1880 o. M, with additional services
on Tuesday evening &C 730 and Good
Friday nt 2.80 o'clock.
Thomas G. Majors property a few
miles above Elkton was visited by a
woods fire and n considerable area
was burned over.
The contest for seats IN tho United
States Senate f. being vigorously
fought by many aspirants. Emerson
II. CrothcrH. nephew and secretary OF
tho late Governor OF Maryland, open
ly advocates the nomination OF Will
Ham l.. Marhury for long term and
Blair Lee for the short term.
samuel G. Rowland. OF Port Deposit,
is one OF the trustees OF Union Pro-
testant lnhrmary OF Baltimore. which
is asking financial aid The Union
Protestant rs ono OF the finest hos
pitals IN the South. The cause OF
shortage OF funds Is due to the great
amount OF charity work.
Though he never saw his BRIDE
elect, John X. Rodgers, OF Pleasant
Vile, New Jersey. went TO Havre de
Grace on Wednesday TO claim a wife,
Miss olive Mcconnell. OF Fawn Grove.
Their courlship was by correspond
ence.
Betterton. Md, was on Sunday Wis
tied by FIRE which destroyed the
home of Mrs. Mary Marowltz. All the
furniture was consumed, entailing a
loss of $4,000.
Trinity Protestant Episcopal con-
gregatlon listened to an enthusiastic
sermon on Prayer" by the John
Emory Parks. OF Newport. Delaware,
on Tuesday evening.
The Charity Tea at the residence
OF Mrs Robert 3. Frazier on Wednes-
day evening was we'll patronized and
a decided success financially.
George Bedweil. of Elk Neck. Is re-
covering from a recent illness.-Miss
Rachel Harlan, OF Leeds, has been en-
tertalninC her nephew, Arthur Price,
of Alabama -Alvah II. Tyson. former
ly OF Rising Sun, Is hopelessiy IN I'm
the Maryland General Hospital Baltl-
moro.-J. @. Campbell. OF Leeds, has
been entertaining his sister, Mrs. VIII
helmina Scarborough Mrs. Lille
Price. OF Earleville, lately OF Elkton.
has been visiting friends IN Whining
ton-Miss Stella Burns. OF Leeds, has
returned from a vslt 10 Philadelphia
Miss Ella Lewis has been entertain
ing Miss Lucy Cook, OF Trenton. n. J.
Miss Mary NJ Mclntire spent one
day this week in New Castle as the
guest OF Mrs. John j. Black.-Mlss
McElmoyle spent the week end with
friends in Germantown. Mr.. and Mrs.
James s. Hopper, OF Chesapeake City
entertained at dinner on Sunday
Their guests were Thomas Hopper. OF
Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs Thorn
as Crinkshank. OF Cecllton- Hen
ry Mitchell Mccullough has returned
from visit TO Baltlmore.-At Trinity
rectory on March 10 Luke Goodyear.
j., and Miss Dessa b. Foreaker OF
Elkton. were married by the Rev. VIII
liam Schouler-Mr William Joseph
Miller Of Baltimore. Is visiting her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. William Schou-