The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-10-18


Hall. Superintendent of Young Peoples
Work in the Presbyterian Church, will
address the meeting. All are welcome
District Superintendent, Dr. E. L. Hof-
fecker, will preach tomorrow Sunday
morning, at 1O:3o in Hopeweh NJ E.
Church.
Rev. s. NJ Perry will preach at
Crouch's Chapel tomorrow Sunday at
2:S0 p. IN. The public is cordially in
vited.
Rev. DR.. E c. Macnichol. pastor of
James NJ. E. Church, Rising Sun, resign
ed his pastorate at the quarterly confer
ence last Saturday evening on account
of failing health. Rev. George w. Town
send has been appointed to the church to
succeed him.
The first evening meeting OF Elkton
Grange was held Saturday and was we'll
attended. The betterment of farming
conditions was discussed at length by 9
number of members The subject for
the next meeting. October 25, at 2:3O
O'Clock, will be Winter Work on the
Farm The next evening meeting, on
November s, will be in charge of the
ladies.
Mrs, julia LeShure, OF Philadelphia
will give lecture to women only, at the
Opera House in Elkton, Thursday after
noon at 2 p. m, October 90. on Health
and Hygiene" and What Health Means
to the Home Every woman should
avail herself of this opportunity. Ad-
mission free
Rev. William Ralph Hall, Secretary Of
Young Peoples Work will preach tomOr-
row Sunday afternoon in Rock Pres
5yterian Church.
The festival held for the benefit of the
school at New Bridge, Friday evening of
last week, netted $12.
The pupils of the George B!ddle High
School will give an entertainment in the
Jr. o. L. A. NJ. Hall at Cecilton on Tues
day evening, Oct. 21. Space forbids our
giving the program which is an attractive
and interesting one Tickets are on sale
at Mr. w. H Alderson's store. Reserved
seats 35c; aduhs 25c; children, 15c.
Miss Nellie Slicer, daughter of William
Steer, of Colora, has accepted posi-
tion as nurse in Westminster Sanitarium
near Washington, D. C.
Rally Day will be observed at Bay
View Church tomorrow Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dennis, of Elkton
mourn the loss of their eighteen month
old child which died late Saturday night
at their home on South street. The fun
eral was held Tuesday morning and in
terment made at Newport, Del.
The ladies of Wesley Chapel, Elk Neck
will hold a poultry supper in the chapel
next Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
Oct. % and 23. Everybody welcome.
Charles 4. Benjamin, of North East,
was elected president of the Survivors
Association at the annual reunion of
Shows Battery, at Perryville, last week.
The Elkton Improvement Association
met in Council Hal on Monday evening
and elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, Frederick T.
Haines, Esq; Vice president, DR.. W. Ar
thur Mitchell; Secretary, DR.. W. I. Nor
r.sOn; Treasurer, C. C. Strickland. Ten
tatiye reports We're made from several
committees and a general discussion We
had of plans for the fall work
Theodore Panaretos, who left about a
year ago to enlist in the Greek army in
the place of his aged father, has returned
safely to his home and family here and
resumed his work at the Elkton Candy
Kitchen
There will be a Halloween dance at
Mechanics Hall, Elkton, on the evening
of Friday, October 81. Music by Jacob s
Orchestra. Admission, $l.0O
Mr.. Alexander Wilson, of near Cecil
ton, has been designated by the U. S. De-
partment Of Agriculture as its crop cor
respondent for this county, reporting to
the Bureau of Statistics monthly. Mr.
Wilson will call to his aid in collecting
data number of assistants throughout
the county.
Today Saturday. Tome meets Law
renceville on the formers gridiron and a
rattling game may be expected from
these strong rivals for athletic honors.
The Democratic mass meeting at Me-
chanics' Hall, this Saturday evening
will be addressed by the candidates OF
that party, Hons. Blair Lee, Emerson c.
Harrington and Caleb C. Magruder.
A large new pipe organ has been in
stalled in the Newark Methodist Church
Coroner VIM. p. Dean was called to the
First district Monday by the death OF
Mary Anna Bayard, colored, aged 27 years
who had died of tuberculosis at her home
near st. Francis Xavier Church. Ne
physician having attended her, a death
certificate from the Coroner was neces-
sary.
Mrs. John Molitor, of near Elkton, was
, severely injured on Tuesday, when thrown
from carriage during a runaway.
Five new members were added to Bly,
thedale Seventh Day Adventists Churcl
last Sabbath Saturday October Il.
Drs. B. & NJ. G. Kahn, Eye Specialists,
of 1i31 McCulloh ST., Baltimore, who re-
Gently took over the practice of Dr.. A. B.
Boulder, were here last week and will be
| IN this city at the FELTON, House every
Monday and Wednesday. They come well
recommended in their profession and have
| letters showing their ability in relieving
headaches, nervousness, and eye trouble
| Of any sort II you are suffering from
any such disorders you will do we'll ia
| call nthem II you are unable to come
to their office, phone Elkton SO, and they
Sill cali at Your home free of charge