The Cecil Whig., 1913-11-08
LOCAL JOTTINGS


Divine worship at 1890 a. M, sermon sub
assembly of the Sunday School, which
will adjourn at 2.30 p. m. to attend the
convention in the auditorium. At 23O p.
m, the convention under the auspices of
the County S. S. Union, President E. D.
Carhart in the chair. Opened by Rev.
William Schouler: address by Rev. w. B.
Kindley. At p. m, second session,
opened by Rev. John McElmoyle, D. D.;
address by Robert l.. Hooper, of Balti-
more
The ladies of Rock Church will hold
4 poultry supper in the session house on
Wednesday evening, Novembe. II Tick
cts 25 cents Supper from to 9. If
stormy, next evening.
The ducking season on the Flats open
ed Monday with ideal weather conditions,
and some good bags were made. The
Federal law prohibiting shooting befo e
sunrise or after sunset shor ening the
days sport somewhat
The Orphans Court School Commits
s.oners and County Commissioners will
meet in regular sesso on at f kton next
tuesday
The teachers and pupils of Wesley Cha
pei School, Elk Neck, will ho,d Shad
ow Social at the school house next We'd
nesday evening, November -. All are
cordially invited. If ormy, next ia r
evening
An oyster sup and festival will be
he'd at School No. !, Dis rict No. !, on
Friday night, November a. Everyone is
invited to come and enjoy the evening.
iDr. Thomas 5. Baker, president OF tn
Tome institute, has appointed Miss Sa
rah Powell, a s aft correspondent
the Balt'm) American, 20 the position
of publicity secretary of the Tome School.
L. Layfield Jackson has purchased the
S0-acre farm of c. s. Cheadle at Theo-
d0re.
Eugene plumme", of near Elk on, while
walking along a steep embankment near
Bacon Hill fell a d stance of 80 feet,
fracturing his leg below the knee He
was admitted to Union Hospital, Elk
ton, for treatment.
The public schools in the upper Sec
tion of the county. which have been clos
ed owing to an epidemic of sea let fever,
were reopened on Monday.
Alice and Shepherd, of Rising sun,
have constructed an addition to thei?
store.
Clayton Clark for a numbec of years
Deputy Game Warden for Cecil county,
has resigned his office.
Revival services will commence at
Fay View NJ. p. Church tomo row. sun
day, evening.
The ladies of the Summit Bridge NJ. E
Church will holl poultry supper a,
Carnagy Hall on the evenings OF Novem-
Der IL and IA.
William S. Evans, Esq. of Elkton, has
purchased an over ana touring car and
has had GARAGE erect d in the rear of
his residence on North street.
The keilho.tz ar of "a acres in the
.iXth d strict was so d Wednesday morn
ing by William S E ans, Esq, attorney,
for Mrs. Estelle ~ Claggett, to Mrs.
Marion Post, for 5000. John c. Hind
man was the auc ioneer.
Ida Coul sey, young Iolored girl of
near Childs, was found IA a dying con-
dition along the road near Marley Mills
Friday evening of las, week. and died
soon after being foun |. Coroner Dean
held an inquest, the verdict re dered be-
ing death from natural c.uses
Miss McEwan, of Wilmington, who so
successfully conduct ID dancing class 5
and assemblies in III S community las.
year, is planning to renew her work for
the coming season. Miss McEwan hopes
to establish an afternoon class for chill
dren where dancing as physical culture
and department eXarc.s will be especial !
emphasized.
The Tome School nee the Army and
Navy Preparatory Sch o. on the formers
grounds this, Saturday, afternoon.
Tomorrow, Sunday, morning the school
sermon will be preached by the Rt. Rev.
John G. Murray, shop of Maryland
Revival mectin:s began at Port Her
man Sunday evening, y vember 2, and
Will continue two weeks.
The house of f lward Lynch, being con
structed on Wes, Main street, Ekton, is
nearing completion
Alfred p. Scott, of tn Glass of IA of
Delaware College, a gra uate of the Cecil
County High School in the class of 1910,
has been elected record ng secretary of
the Young Mems CHRISTIAN Association