The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-05-03
local JOTTINGS

The Grand Lodge of Maryland, Indepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows, in session
last week at Baltimore, elected the fol-
lowing officers f. Dorsey, of
Carroll county, Grand Master; William
j. Arthur, of Havre de Grace, Deputy
Grand Master; William A. Jones, Grand
Secretary; j. F. Plummer, Grand Treas
urer; John w. Young and James w
Chapman, Jr., Grand Representatives
William H. Hostetter, Jr., of Garden
Vile, Grand Warden. National Lodge
of Elkton was represented by Fred H
Lefier North East Lodge by J. Frank
Peach; Bohemia Lodge of Chesapeake
City, by Harry w. Kibler.
Miss Katharine Maloney, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Maloney, of near
Elkton, was successfully operated on, q
Union Hospital, last Sunday, for appen-
dicitis.
Dr. Thomas S. Baker, Director of Tome
Institute was the guest of honor at a
dinner given Thursday evening by Gov
ernor and Mrs. p. l.. Goldsborough, at
Annapolis.
Lewis T. R. Ward, of Cherry Hill, who
underwent an operation for gall bladder
trouble trouble at Union Hospital, some
is now convalescing.
Miss Carrie l. Lewis, one of Elkton's
prominent business women, was operated
on last Saturday at Union Hospital for
peritonitis, and is slowly improving.
The Maryland State Game and Fish
Protective Association held a banquet at
the Hotel Emerson, Baltimore, last night
friday at which those interested from
city and counties gathered to discuss the
betterment of the game and fish laws in
this State.
Elkton NJ. E. Church-tomorrow Sun
day)-Holy Communion at 1890 a. m,
theme, Until He Comes. Reception.
Sunday school at 2:30 p. m Divine
Worship at 1880 p. m, theme, Men or
Sheep
Rev B. L. Mcfarland. pastor of Mt.
Pleasant NJ. E Church, Colora, the Con-
ference year just closed sufferde a frac-
ture of the leg by being kicked by
horse few days ago. Rev. Mr.. McFar-
lands new charge is at Bishopville, Md.
During mad dog scare on .iain street,
Elkton, Thursday morning, Austin, the
young son of Senator Omar D. Crothers,
was a victim, when bitten by the mad
canine.
Tobias Rudolph of Elkton, a student
at Delaware College, Newark, fell on the
stone steps leading into one of the col
lege buildings, one day recently, splitting
his kneecap and otherwise injuring him
self.
Pomona Grange of Cecil county, will
hold its spring meeting at the Rosebank
Hall. Calvert, on Monday May %, when
Dr. II. G. Patterson, president of the
Maryland Agricultural School and State
Grange Master, will deliver the prin-
cipal address
The new plant of Perkins G. Perkins,
near Eikton depot, is nearing completion
and the firm expects to be manufacturing
fruit juices at an early date.
DR.. Grape and Willard Mcdowell, OF
Port Deposit, and William Hall, of Row
landviIle, haev purchased automobiles.
An Anti Saloon meeting will be held in
Ebenezer Church, on Sunday, May II, at
2 p. m. John G. Wooley, the famous
orator, will speak at the meeting
Phillip Gerhardt Armstrong, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Armstrong. of Cooch's
Bridge, and a graduate of Delaware Col
lege of the class of 1910, has just had is
sued by the John c. Winston Co., Of
Philadelphia, a volume of snort stories,
entitled "Foreordained".
Newark High School base ball team
defeated dupont High School team OF
Wilmington, in game played at New
ark, on Wednesday, by the score of 14-2.
The young people of Rock Church, Fair
Hill, have raised funds from entertain
ments to add a kitchen to the session
house.
Trinity Church, Elkton Sunday ser
wees at II =. m. and 7:3O p. m, subject
of sermon by Rector at morning service,
The Heavenly Life; What is it,
Hon John & Woolley, of Chicago, H.,
will make a temperance address, in be-
half OF the AntiSaloon League, in Elkton
NJ. f Church, Sunday evening, May IL.
George Thompson, OF Morristown, n. j.,
has accepted a position in the Rising
Sun pharmacy.
Bay View base ball team will hold
minstrel show at Lewisvile on Tuesday
night next, May 6.