The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-06-14

day. morning, at 10 o'clock.
Bethel VI. P. Church will hold its an
nual Children's Day exercises tomorrow
Sunday at 2 p. M, in the grove adjoin-
ing the church.
The Appleton baseball team will hold
a festival on the Appleton ball grounds
next Wednesday evening. Everybody in
vited.
About $43 was cleared at the festival
held on the Presbyterian Church lawn,
at Zion, Wednesday afternoon of last
week.
Today (Saturdaq) is Flag Day.
Trinity Church, Elkton-,Service to-
morrow Sunday at IL a. m with Holy
Communion) and twilight service at GAS
p M
St. Andrews (Goldsborough Memorial
Church, Andora.-Sunday service regu-
larly, conducted by Rev. H. B. Phelps, of
Newark, Del, at p. m. Sunday school
at 2:3O.
Charles Ferguson, of the Rising Sun
section, had three fingers badly laeer
ated recently while cleaning the separat-
ing machine at the condensary
Children's Day exercises were held in
the NJ Church, at Rising Sun, last
sunday evening
Theodore Watts, of Principle Furnace,
recently employed in the engineering
department of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Co., has accepted position as drafts
man with the Tennessee Coal, Iron and
Railroad Co., with headquarters in Bir-
mingham, Ala.
The Ladies' Aid of Zion NJ. E. Church
will hold a bake and festival on the
church lawn next Friday afternoon and
evening.
Children's Day services will be held
at West Amwell Chapel near Elkton, to-,
morrow Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Recita-.
lions, instrumental and vocal music, and
an address by the Hon. w. r. Warburton.
The ladies of the Head OF Christiana
Church will hold their annual ice cream
and strawberry festival, on the church
lawn, next Thursday evening. All are
welcome. If stormy, next fair evening.
The Providence baseball club of the
Pen-Mar League will hold a strawberry
festival at Providence, this saturday.
evening. All ar emost cordially invited.
In recent runaway the rural delivery
wagon of mail carrier Andrew Wiley, of
Colora, was demolished.
Laborers at Pattons quarry, SylEar.
recently went on strike ror hiSle"
wages.
Chldren's Day services at Zion NJ. Z.
Church tomorrow Sunday evening
Elkton NJ f. Church: Divine worship
tomorrow, Sunday, at 1890 a. m. Ser
mon, THE Redemption or James
Less" third in a series on the Friends
of Jesus. Sunday schoo lat p. m. Ev2r-
ing service at 7:30 o'clock. Sermon,
Forgiveness and Love of Mary Magda-
lene"
As result OF taking large swallow
of acid in mistake for a beverage, :iel-
rose Burlin, of near Woodlawn, is in !
serious condition.
The army worm has made its appear
ance in the First district, and FARMERS
are blowing burrows around their fields.
The reports circulated Friday night of
last week that Harry Cleaves of Elkton,
in riding from Newark to Elkton had
run over child, inhictng serious in
juIise are grossly false On investiga-
tion Il was found to be without any
scmblance of foundation Mr.. Cleaves
has had no accident whatever and is a.
a loss to know how the report started
Elkton Methodis;s hav, peen granted
the privilege OF nOlulHS SuHudy eNeHlHS
services in the new Summer Garden, on
North street, during July and August.
John l.. Grosh, of near North Eas:,
has a seven-ac field of popcorn in fine
growing condition.
The Scott Fertilizer Company of this
town, has sued out an injunction In the
Circuit Court for Cecil county to stop
the contractors from building the State
road, according to specifications, be-
tween the iron bridge over the river at
Bridge street and Holly Hall. The speci-
fcations call for the raising of the road
bed on what is known as the causeway,
about 2S inches. This would cause the
great rush of ' ter during 1resnets in
early spring from going over its present
course thus throwing the great volume
of water in the direction of the works
of the Fertilizer Company, and seriously
damaging the plant, possibly also carry
ing away the bridge over the lex River.
The Road Commission has as yet, taken
no action in the matter, although their
attention was called to il several weeks
ago and again before the injunction was
gotten out
Daniel Stout, John Stewart and George
Goldsborough, the colored men involved
in the Second district fracas, Sunday,
June |, have been committed to the
House of Correction by Magistrate Ash
for year. the charge laid against them
being crap shooting.
The Rev. Mr.. Briggs lost gold cuff
link, while going to EbeneZer Church
last Sunday. The cuff was found, blu!
some one had removed the button. AS ii:
value lies chiefly in its associations, Mr.
Briggs is anxious to recover it.
The forty sixth annual meeting of the
Maryland State Teachers Association
will be held at Annapolis June 24-27. Ar
instructive program has been arranged
fol the sessions and many teachers ir
Maryland will visit the capital of the
State. Hugh w. Caldwell, Principal o
the Chesapeake City High School, is sec.
rotary of the association, and Wilmer !
Falls, President of the Cecil Count
School Board is Chairman of the Com
mittee on Education.
Abraham l.. English, of Philadelphia
the owner of fine home on Elk River
underwent an operation for appendiciti!
at St MaryFs HOSPITAL Philadelphia