Newark post., 1913-02-12


Miss Evelyn Ayrest of Elkton, and
Mr.. Eugene Manning of Whining
ton has been denied by the former
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Ayrest.
Chief Judge Albert Constable
has drawn the jurors for the next
term of Cecil Circuit Court which
opened on March 3. Among the
members of the panel from the
Third and Fourth districts are:
Third-Alfred Davis, Wilmer c.
Bouchelle, Elmer E. MarpIe, Wal
ter G. Maxwell, Eugene Feucht,
J. H. Marshbank, and Calvin NJ.
Blake; Fourth-James A. Holland,
George Mccormick, John w. Quein
Robert H. Gallaher and William A.
Hill.
Richard X. Barnes of the
Charlestown section, who was de-
feated for Sheriff at the election of
1911, by the late j. Myron Miller
fRep.), by the narrow margin of
% votes. will again stand for nomi-
nation for the same Office at the
coming Democratic primaries.
Cecil's public schools began the
Spring term on February 3.
The Orphans Court of Cecil
County having dismissed the petit
tion Of Dr. A. c. Crothers of Hayre
de Grace. for an accounting by
Omar d. and Emerson X. Croth-
ers, executors of the late Governor
A. l.. Crothers. as to the dlstrlbu-
ton of the estate of the late Charles
G.. Crothers. counsel for the petit
toner served notice that they
would carry the matter 10 the
court of Appeals.
Miss Mollie Denny, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Denny of Elk
ION. and Mr.. William b. Polkheim
of Baltimore, were married Ill that
city on February 3.
The wedding Of Miss Rachel
Reed and Mr.. Frank Conway OF
Elkton. is set for Thursday, Feb
ruary -.
Mrs. Anne Janney of the Fair
Hill section, fell from second
story window at her home on We'd
nesday- evening, breaking a hlp
and leg and receiving other SER
ious injuries.
Albert T. McCrery of Cherry
Hill. and his sister, Miss Harriet
b. McCrery of Wilmington, were
left. the former $4,000, and the
latter $1,000, by their nephew,
Charles McCrery, who died IN Den
yer last October.
Ladies of Cherry Hill NJ. =.
Church will hold a Sock - social
in Red Mems Hall on Saturday
evening.
Rev. ]. H. Mitchell of Newport,
Del, formerly Of Zion Circuit, Will
it is said. exchange charges IN
March with Rev. r. Z. Nichols,
pastor of Ileff M. E. Church, Salt
Lake City.
The Minstrel Troupe OF Com.
pany f, First Regiment, M: N. "
drew large audiences in Mechanics
Hall. Elkton, last Monday ano
Tuesday evenings at their third an
nual performance. Pretty nearly
all the seats in the hall had beer
reserved and were sold for botf
evenings by the close Of the pre-
vious week. Everybody voted tn
performance the best Of the series
Elk Mills Base Ball Club VII
hold bazaar and ice cream festl
val for the benefit of the coming
seasons team in Carter's Hall, OF
Friday ana Saturday evenings
---h!sich everybody is cordially IN
vited to attend.
Samuel j. McCauley Of West Ches
ter, Pa, has purchased the fine 10
acre farm of William P. Swishel
near Rowlandville for $4,000.
Arrangements have been con
pleted by National Lodge, l. .. I
+. of Elkton for the celebration
it's twentieth anniversary on Fr
day evening. Twenty-Five ne
members will be initiated and give
the First degree by the staffs
Eden and Washington Lodges
Wilmington. Past Grand ii. \
Mccullough will give the address
welcome and officers of the Gran
Lodge of Maryland will respond