The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-06-07

entertained New Castle, Del, brethren
Tuesday evening.
Rev T. b. Hunter, formerly pastor of
Cherry Hill VI h. Church, but who h;
recently been residing at Long Beach,
Cal, has moved to MonrovIa, Cal.
The regular meeting of the School Com
missioners, Orphans Court and County
Commissioners will be held next Tuesday
June 10, at their offices in Elkton.
The regular meeting OF Eikton Grange
next Saturday, June IA, will be held an
hour earlier than usual, on account of
the Chautauqua. Members are urged t.
be present at 1880 p. m. sharp.
Elkton NJ. f. Church. Educational Day,
Sunday, June 8. Divine Worship at 10: 30
a. M, subject Nathaniel in the School
OF Christ" Sunday school at 2 p. m. Tie
Chldrens Day celebration at 1880 p m
a special decoration and the rendering o.
the children's program All are cordially
welcomed to all services.
The Fairy Shoemaker, produced in
Mechanics Hall, Elkton, Tuesday al.-
Wednesday evenings. under the direc
tisn of Mrs James F. Evans, for benefit
Of Elkton Boy Scouts, was well put on
and the young people who participated
deserve great credit.
dale, will hold its annual Children 5
Day service on Sunday, June 15 Two
sessions, afternoon and evening.
Elkton merchants have agreed to close
their stores at o'clock each even.4lg
next week on account of the Chautauqua.
Nothing works more faithfully, more
constantly, or more surely than MONEY
AT INTEREST, and he who early learns
this and takes advantage of his oppor-
tunity, by starting a savings account
with THE ELKTON BANKING AM
TRUST COMPANY OF ELKTON, MD,
may take day off before he is very ,
and MANY DAYS OFF WHEN HE is
OLD. advt ju7tf
Mr.. Walter Deibert, as announced in
another column, has discontinued his
business and is selling off his equip
ment.
Notice is elsewhere given to all per-
sons interested in the Henry Deibert
Barge Building Company TO show cause
before the 18th day of June, why the said
corporation shall not be dissolved on the
10th day of July.
S. G. Caldwell, of Galena, well-known
in this county, is on the anti-organiza-
tton ticket as candidate for Treasurer of
Kent county.
The Providence baseball club will hold
strawberry festival at Providence on
Friday and Saturday evenings, June Is,
II. Come all. Ice cream, cake, straw
berries and all kinds OF canGy for sale.
North Elk Parish, Rev Charles A Ea-
ton, Rector. The Third Sunday after
Trinity. St Marys Church, North East:
1890 a. m, morning Prayer and Sermon;
2:3O p. m, Sunday school; p. M, even
jng Prayer and Sermon. Subject, The
Higher Life" st. Marks Chapel, near
Perryvlle: 1890 a. m, morning Prayer,
Sermon and the Holy Communion. Perry
yile: The Parish House. 2:3O p. III. even
ing Prayer and Sermon.
Tome spol baseball team defeated
Peddie Institute team of New Jersey by
the score of Ill, in a game played at
Tome School last Saturday afternoon
The strawberry festival held at OTIS
Chapel Tuesday evening, was a great
success The attendance was very large
and all had a nice time. About $25 W.
cleared.
Zion Methodist Sunday School will hold
its annual Children's Day exercises Sun
day, June 10.
Persons Grove Sunday scEooi, near
Elkton, will hold its annual ice cream
ing, June IS, in the grove adjoining the
school. Ice cream, strawberries, cakes,
fruit and candy will be for sale. Every
pody most cordially invited.
Bay View Sunday S ,hool will hold j
annual festival this Saturday eve !
on the lawn in front of the church Ice
cream, Strawberries, cakes and candy for
sale Come out and spend an enjoyable
evening with us.
An ice cream and strawberry festival
will be held on the church lawn at Eben-
e er church, near Greenhurst, Wednesday
evening, June IL. If stormy, next fair
evening. Proceeds for benefit of church
and Sunday school.
Samuel B. Bray, a merchant of Bay
View, who has been quite i'll for some
time past, is now on the road to i'm
provement,
The festival held by the members OF
Leslie NJ. p. Sunday school, last Satur-
Jay evening, was both social and imam
cial success The attendance was large
and about 800 was netted for Sunday
school purposes.
Miss Gladvs Westerfeld daughter of
Rev. H. A. G. Westrefeld, formerly of
Elkton, graduated from Caroline High
School, Denton, on Monday
Owing to lack of gas services uad to be
omitted at Elkton VI. E. Church last Sun.
day evening.
The sermon to the graduating class of
Tome School will be delivered by Rev.
DIR. Charles Wood, Pastor of the Church
Of the Covenant, of Washington, D. Q.
While cutting the frame work for a
large straw shed upon the Alfred Cam
eron farm, near Zion, George Taylor bad
ly cut foot by the slipping of an adj.
strawberry festival VIII pe held by
the Choir of St Marys P. E. Church. in
North East, this Saturday afternoon
and evening. Free concert by ked Mems
Cornet Band Everybody como.
Monday afternoon Mrs. George NJ.
Campbell, of Iron Hill, was driving into
Elkton when horse that naa broken
loose at Elk Mills ran up behind her
team. 1t is thought the harness on the
runaway caught in wheel, upsetting the
vehicle and throwing Mrs. Campbell ou
fracturinP her ankle Her horse also toe: