The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-10-04
LOCAL JOTTINGS OF THE WEEK


of the Confederate Veterans recently at
Chattanooga. They report delightful
trip and are enthusiastic in their prais-
es of their treatment down South +"
On their return trip they stopped at the
Knoxville Exposition, which they say is
big, fine affair.
On and after Sunday, October 5, Sun
day School at Wesley at 10 m, preach
ing at 1890. At Hart's, Sunday School
at p. m. and preaching at o'clock
Preaching at Port Herman every Sunday
evening at 7.30.
Bethel VI. P. Church will hold a poul-
try supper on Wednesday, October Is,
at the home of Mr. E. K. Davis. Sup
per will be held from until 1920, price
25 cents. Ice cream, cake and candies
will be on sale. If stormy, the next
fair evening.
Miss Rosetta Lawson, of Washington,
ID. c., will give a Temperance Lecture
Sunday, October 5th, in each of these
churches, Howard Chapel NJ. E. Church,
Port Deposit at 1890 a. m. Cokesbury
NJ. E Church at 3 p. m, and the Bap-
tist Church, Port Deposit at s p. NJ.
fine reputation. All will be cordially
welcome at each of these services.
The L. d. s. Sunday School will hold
ba7 ar in the basement of the church
at Elk Mills on the evenings of October
10th and 18th, 1918. The public is cor
daily invited to attend.
Elkton NJ E. Church-Divine worship,
1890 a. m, preaching by the pastor;
730 p. m, divine worship, preaching by
Iev. Edward Hardness, d. D., of the
Wyoming Conference. Sunday School at
2 p. m.
The Eastern Shore Bi-annual Sunday
School convention will be heud at AS
bury VI. F. Church, Salisbury, October
I, 8 and 8. A most interesting program
has been arranged
The Rock and Zion Presbyterian" a
church paper edited by Rev. B. ] Brink
ema, will be changed to the "Pennsyl-
vania presbyterian with an idea of
serving the people in a larger field.
Westamwell Sunday School tomorrow,
Sunday, at 80 p. m, followed by the
baptism of several children and a SER
mon by Rev. H. T. Quigg at o'clock.
The public invited
Cecil county babies were awarded the
following prizes at the Baby Show at
oxford fair last Weekday spoons to
6-months old twin boys of Mrs. w. T.
Booth, of Bay View; childs ring and
gold piece to 30-months- old twin girls
of Mrs. Cloud England, of Zion; go-cart
to smallest boy, child of Mrs. Elmer
Fuller, of North East.
Rally Day services will be held in Bay
View Church Sunday morning, October
18th.
Mr. George A. Thompson, of near Elk
ton. who has been engaged on the
dredge ELK" the past two months, left
Tuesday evening for Berkley, Va, where
he has accepted a position on the
Comet"
Charles Shippers, of Elkton, has filed
bill in the Cecil County Court for a
divorce from his wife, Beulah Shippers,
on the charge of desertion.
William Bedwell. of Elkton, employed
by the Marshall Mancill Automobile Co.
in Wilmington, sustained a broken arm
| while cranking an automobile Friday of
last week. Several months ago Bedwell
was cranking car in Elkton when he
met with the same accident.
James T Armour, of the Bay View
| section, won the prizes for the best
| trotting stallion and best pair of farm
mules, and Fred Sutton, of Perryville,
won the prize for the second best jack,
at oxford fair last week
Tho opan;no d,nca nf ha and
winter season at Elkton was held in
Mechanics Hall last (Friday) evening.
The music was furnishei by an orches-
ira from Wilmington.
| At meeting of Elkton Grange last
| Saturday afternoon, it waA decided to
| hold meetings every second Saturday
| during the fall and winter, with alter
mating business and literary meetings
| The meeting will be held on Saturdays,
| the business meetings at 2.30 p. m, and
the literary meetings at 7.30 p. m. The
| next meeting of the Grange will be a
| literary meeting on Saturday evening
October IL, at 7.3O. The October busi-
| ness meeting will be held on Saturday,
October 25, at 2.SO p. m.
George C. Holton, Glass of 1912, of the
| Newark High School, has accepted a po-
sition with the Henderson Milling Co.,
of Henderson, n. C. He will have charge
of the offices Of that company.
! 1t has been decided that the name OF
the college for women at Newark shall
| be The Delaware College for Wom-
| en-"
Elmer Rambo, formerly of Elkton, had
| the great toe of his right foot mashed
Monday of this week at the wharf of the
/ Wilson Line, Wilmington.
Love Run school, near Conowingo, is
closed on account of an outbreak of Scar
| let fever in that section.
Drs. B. & NJ. G. Kahn, Eye Specialists,
of 143l 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 If you are suffering from
any such disorders you will do we'll to
call 0 nthem. If you are unable to come
| to their office, phone Elkton 90, and they
| Sill call at your home free of charge.