The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-09-06

hold carnival on the vacant lot adioin-
ing the S. B. Gray store on the evenings
of September 10 and II. Supper will be
served at all hours, both evenings, for 25
cents. Ice cream, cake and candies for
sale. Department store and merry go
round on the grounds. Music will be fur
next fair evening.
The second quarterly conference of Zion
Circuit will be held Saturday, Septem-
ber 13, at 2 p. m, at the parsonage. A
full attendance is expected.
The Ushers' Union of Calvert and Zion
will meet September is at the parsonage
st. Andrews (Goldsborough Memorial)
Church, Andora. Services tomorrow (Sun-
day. at p. m.
Childs Council Jr o. U. A. NJ will hold
an ice cream festival in the hall at
Childs, Saturday evening, September 13.
Everybody cordially invited.
Elkton Methodist Episcopal Church
Services in the church at 1870 a. m, Sum
day School at 2 p. m. Evening service at
I.30 in the Edison Summer Garden on
North street
DSlutl vi. L ouHudy SChool VIII hoi0
its annual picnic Friday, September II.
Come one and all.
Samuel G. Bye, of near Lewisville, will
have sale of his personal property and
remove to Denton, where he viii rave
charge of demonstration farm maiataln-
ed by the Maryland Agricultural College.
West Nottingham Academy at Colula
opens next Friday.
in recent baseball game Wi.iialn Rey-
nolds, of sylmar, was struck in the face
oy a ball and sustained erdctured nose.
The Shaifer property IN Rising sun, ior-
merly the home of NJ. George Fox, WAS
sold at the Court h)Ise door pn thurs
day morning to JerJM? h. BrImfi'l1 Icf
S4,D50.
The farm of the late Alfred Kirk, 10
acres in the Sixth district, was sold on
Tuesday by William W. and Elisha u.
Kirk, executors, to Frank E. Williams,
Tor 5000. Frederick 7. Haines, Esq, was
attorney for the executors and John e..
Hindman the auctioneer.
The Shaw farm Of 1SS acres at Belye-
dere, offered Tuesday by W. I. Warbur-
ton and Robert G. Thackery, Esqs., Trus-
tees, was withdrawn and is held at private
sale.
l.. Kirk Brown, ESD, has made the trl-
lowing sales of property as agent for the
owners-Michael Garullo's store prope :
ty on West Nottingham road to Alfred 5.
Perry, OF Fairfield, Conn for $500; Beu~
jamin Miller property of 81 acres near
Bay View to Robert V. Stewart, OF Phila-
delphia, at private terms. Mr.. Brown has
al oil nj
Philadelphia turnpike to j. c. Mack.
Edward Knight for several years post
master at Cherry Hill, has resigned his
office taking effect as soon as IA success
sor can be appointed
The Civil Service Commission will noid
a competitive examination for a clerk al
Elkton postofiice on September 13
Tome Institute, Port Deposit, has drop
ped its Bible study course, and in is place
the English department has incorporated
the Old Testament narratives into its
readings.
Arrested by Detective Baldwin in the
act of stealing watermelons from PENN
syIvania freight train at Frenchtown, 5
{. human, OF Frenchtown, was committed
to Elkton Jail on Wednesday for the ac-
tlon of the September term of Court.
| The Orphans Court in special session
| on Wednesday heard argument in the case
| OF j. Ellis Moore ct al, excepting TO the
account filed by Amos S Moore, as ad-
| ministrator of Mary c. Mullen, deceased,
| William T. and H. A. Warburton for the
| eXceptants and Omar d. Crothers for the
administrators. The hearing was con-
tinued until Wednesday next.
Frank n Hills nf Mass
has been appointed Instructor in Animal
Husbandry at Delaware College
Primary election next Monday, Septem-
Der 5.
| The Elkton stores now keep open until
S o'clock on all evenings.
Thomas Fields, an aged and respected
colored man of Port Deposit, died sudden
ly at his home on Sunday.
Henry NJ. Mccullough, Esq, entertain
ed the Cecil Farmers Club on Friday at
his farm at Old Field Point.
Walter Pryor picked from one tomato
vine on his farm, Oak Dale, near Iron
Hill, Il ripe tomatoes, leaving IA green
| ones.
The regular meetings of the orphans
| Court, School Commissioners and County
| Commissioners will be held at Elkton OF
next Tuesday.
William j. Rratton, student of the
Law Department of the University o
Maryland, has entered the office of f. I
| Haines, Esq, as an assistant.
The hour of Sunday evening service il
| Trinity Church until further notice will
be T.3O Service on Friday evenings a
the same hour, beginning with the pres
| ent week