The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-03-08
LOCAL JOTTINGS OF THE WEEK

The Calvert Exchange of the Farmers
Civil and Business Association will hold
very important meeting in Rosebank
Hall, today, Saturday at p. M.
County Superintendent of Schools, Nc
Vey, and the Road Engineer of the
county Mr.. Richards, have accepted the
invitation of the Exchange to be present
and discuss with the members, subjects
relating to these departments.
1t is rumored that the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company will establish extern
sive freight yards at Pencader, near
Newark The work of erecting an elec-
trtc s.gnal tower at that point is nov
under way and many changes are Jrius
made at the old depot preparaIo.y to
the laying of the third track.
| County Road Engineer, Joseph T.
Richards, has appointed Clinton Logan
as Road Supervisor for the Ninth d $
trict, vice Charles p. Fitzgerald, re-
signed.
The regular meetings of the Co IN =
Commissioners, Orphans Court and
School Commissioners will be held in
Elkton next Tuesday.
| SH4iS1 ~ anna iNaili odu oul hcy Ulo al c
busy at Rowlandville, where grade
crossings will be eliminated. Talk of
abolsh!ng the crossings at Rising Sun
has also been in progress for some time.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Elkton Improvement Association will be
held in Council Hall, Elkton, next Mon
day evening. A full attendance is de-
sired
AS recently indicated in the WHIG
the new Rivers and Harbors Bill passed
Congress Saturday, with an appropria-
tion of $51 1920 for the Susquehanna river.
Misses Molie Mccoy and Mary E.
Clark, OF Cecilton, Messrs. Hugh w.
Caldwell, of Chesapeake City, Wilmer j.
Falls of North East, and Superintendent
of Schools Joseph NJ. McVey, of Elkton,
attended the National Educational meet
ing in Philadelphia, last week.
surprise was rendered j. c. Watson,
of near Calvert, in honor of his Goth
| birthday. About 90 friends and neigh
| bors enjoyed the occasion.
Theodore Sharpless of the Colora Sec
tion, recently lost valuable COW from
milk fever.
the Christian Endeavor Society of West
Nottingham, will hold bake in the
Chapel at West Nottingham, next Fri
day afternoon,
| George A. Pyle, an engineer on the
Central Division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, fell from his engine at Perry
Vile, Friday morning of last week,
about the time he was ready to start out
He was picked up and taken to his home
in an unconscious condition.
Rev. John E. Parks, of Newport, Del.
will preach the Tuesday evening Lenten
service in Trinity Church next week,
March IL. Services regularly on Tues
days and Fridays at 1880 p. m. On We'd
nesdays and Thursdays at Ais p. m. A
cordial invitation is extended to the
public.
Harold Riley, son of David Riley, OF
Hopewell, left on Monday for Youngs-
town, Ohio where he has secured efl-
ployment in a machine shop.
John Grubb, of Castleton, Hartford
county, has opened new store at Como
wingo in the old store building.
The TN Try Mission Band, of Zion,
met last Saturday in the session house
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Zion NJ,
Church will hold a chicken and waffle
supper at the residence of Mr.. Alfred
Churchman, Wednesday, March IL. Sup
per 25 cents If stormy, next evening.
Lewis Butler, colored, of Mt. Zoar in
the Eighth district, commonly known as