The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1913-03-21
Good Friday.
Sunday is Easter.
Spring begins today.

Spring begins today
The Chautauqua will be held at Elkton'
this summer the week Of June 9
Full moon tomorrow night, and total
eclipse. the moon setting eclipsed.
Webster White, Of Calvert, has lost two
valuable cows within the past TWO weeks.
William H. Pearce. Of Elkton, has been
appointed Standard Keeper BY the County
Commissioners.
The residence OF w. T. B. R. Robertson,
on Queen street. is being remodeled and
improved BY three room addition.
The Bake held on Friday afternoon and
evening by The ladies Of West Nottingham
Christian Endeavor netted over $I7.
a Lilac bushes and crimson ramblers
have responded 10 the Spring like weather
This week and are bursting into leaf.
F. H Ford has donated TO North East
High School Library ''The Life Of Lin
coin, BY Ida TarbelI, 10 four volumes.
A handsome $a75 uprigh hit Howard piano
has been installed in the Sunday school
room Of James M. E. church Of this town.
A Poultry supper viii be. held in
Porter's Grove Church. Friday esening.
March 2Sth. If stormy, the next clear
evening.
Tuesday next is Moving Day. but a
great many have taken advantage of the
good weather this week to move to their
new homes,
The Terrell residence, on West High
street, EIkton, has been bought by the
directors Of Union Hospital as home
for nurses.
The County Commissioners have grant
ca pension Of SIS per mouth TO a. A.
Brown. for many years janitor Of the
Court House.
H. w. Shallcross was elected president.
and ]. E. Roney and W. Cameron Conn
missioners Of North East at the municipal
election held on Monday.
The County Treasurer's report shows
balance ia National Bank Of $Is.5I3. SO 70
credit Of general county fund. and $s, 1884,
65 to permanent road fund.
The eighteenth annual convention Of
the State Bankers Association Of Mary
land will be held at the Blue Mountain
House June "a, as and a6.
HAIRY Windle has sold the farm in
East Nottingham, recently purchased
from William Blackburn 70 George Nc
Kenzie Of Chestnut Level. on private
terms.
Appropriate Easter services will be held
at the M. E. church in this town on Sum
day. with special music morning and eve
ming. The Sunday school will have
charge in the evening.
Charles Lawson, who recently sold his
grocery and provision business in this
town 10 w. F. Gillespie, expects to locate
in Langhorne. Pa, where he viii embark
in the restaurant business.
John E. Good. Of Perryville. the we'll
known and popular passenger brakeman
on the Baltimore Central railroad has an
nounced his candidacy for the House Of
Delegates at the coming democratic pri-
maries.
Or. G. Hampton Richards has been
chosen mayor Of Port Deposit, TO succeed
David Armstrong. who served seven terms
and refused 10 qualify after he had been
elected for the eighth time against his
protests.
There viii be meeting of the Rising
sun Dairy Improvement Association at
Pogue'e Office. Saturday afternoon, March
~, at o'clock. The object OF the meet
ing is to discuss last years records and
make plans for next year.
The I4-year-old son of John Anderson.
Of near Port Deposit, left home one night
last week. taking with him. il is reported.
q horse and harness belonging to Frank
Nesbitt. and cart belonging to John
Rineer. The lad was located the next
day near Calvert and the property re-
turned to its owners.
r. X. Mcdowell has on exhibition two
handsome silver cup trophies received at
poultry shows last December. One was