The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-04-12

corn worker and marker.
The Chesapeake City Exchange OF the
Farmers Business and Civil Association
of Cecil county will meet on Tuesday
evening, at 1880, in the High School
Building.
Newark held town election on Tues
day, at which SO little interest was dis
played that only 45 votes we're cast, there
beng no contest whatever. Jvseph r.
Hossinger was reelected president of
council for two years, E. Clifford Wilson
was Reelected member of council trv.
the~western. district for two years
William H. Barton was reelected mem
Der of council from the middle district
for two years. The only new member
elected being Jonathan Johnson from the
eastern district for two years, succes
ing Robert j. Morrison.
The Rising Sun Grammar school will
give cantata THE Little Gypsy in the
Town Hall, Wednesday evening, April 49,
1913. If stormy next evening. Admission
z5 cents.
The annual congregational meeting Of
Zion Presbyterian Church was held last
Saturday afternoon. The Ladies' Aid So
cfety of that church has recently added
set of silver to their kitchen supplies.
MIR. H. L. Baxter, Of Philadelphia, rep
| resenting Shannahan G. Wrightson, OF
Easton, Distributors of the famous Buick
Automobile, has been in Elkton several
days this week demonstrating the Buick
car to many interested inquirers.
| Newark's Town Council has authorized
the installation of IA additional electric
lights on Main street, at cost of 5000.
| Miss Gertrude Touchstone has been ap-
| pointed principal at Colora school, sue
ceeding Miss Carrie Woodrow, resigned.
| The Third Quarterly meeting of te
Free Methodist Church at Pleasant Hill,
will be held commencing Friday evening,
April IL, and continuing over the Sab
| bath.
| West Nottingham Academy base ball
team defeated Rising Sun school team,
on the formers grounds, Friday after
noon of last week, by the score of S-3.
The public school at Colora has again
been closed on account of another out
| break of scarlet fever.
The ladies of the Third District Auxil-
| larry Committee of Union Hospital will
| hold bake at the Haines residence on
North street, Elkton, this Saturday af-
| ternoon. Contributions and patronage
| are solicited.
James F. Powers and German Kitchens,
| of Blkton, were overcome by heat and
| gas, Tuesday evening, while looking af-
| ter large casting at the Powers Foun-
| dry. Physicians were called to the scene
and the men were soon resuscreu,ed.
Rev. E. V. Hinch.iffe. formerly of Elk
| ton, who for the past three years has
| been pastor of the Chestnut Street Me-
thodist Church at Gardner, Mass, has ac-
cepted a call to Maiden.
The annual meeting of the Cecil County
Medical Society will be held at the I'm
ion Hospital, Elkton, on Thursday, April
| II, at IL a. m. DR.. C |. Benson will read
a paper upon Operative Obstetrics" The
annual presidential address will be de-
livered by DR.. H. Arthur Mitchell, of
l.lkton.
The regular meeting of the Elkton
| Improvement Association will be held
next Monday evening.
shadow social Will be held at Crouch
| Chapel next Wednesday evening, April 16
Refreshments for sale. The public in
vited.
The teacher and pupils of Wesley
| school, Elk Neck, will hold shadow SOC
| al next Tuesday evening, April Is, or if
stormy, the next evening. Refreshments
tor sac. Inc pubic invited.
Messrs. Evans and Evans, Trustees,
| sold the McVey tract of 30 acres, in the
| Ninth district, to Samuel T. Hall, last
Monday, for $1,000.
The girls of the Senior class of North
East High School, delightfully."- entertain
ed a number of friends at luncheon Mon
day afternoon.
An eleven Cent Social" and entertain
| ment will be given by the teacher and
pupils of Kemblesvile Public school in
Wizards Hall on Wednesday evening,
April 16 For the small sum OF eleven
| cents you will be admitted to
class entertainment, after which ice
cream, cake and candy VIII for sale.
All are invited to attend.
West Nottingham Presbyterian Sunday
school at Coora, elected the following
officers last Sunday; Superintendent, Will
liam 7. Fryer; assistant superintend
Brinton Nichols; secretary, Miss Helen
Aiken; treasurer, Miss Frances Steele;
pianist, Miss Carrie Woodrow.
The Senior class of West Nottingham
Academy will hold bazar in the chapel
| next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Crothers of Col
ora, mourn the loss of an infant child,
dSeu ABOUT one month, Wnlcn QleQ from
pneumonia, one day last week.
Rev. Dr. Samuel Cullen, of Pittsburgh,
| Pa, will preach a sermon to Tome stud
erts, tomorrow Sunday morning.
The dancing classes of Tome School,
bed their final dance in the lower gym
| nasium, of the school, last Saturday even
ing.
At the Presbyterian annual meeting
last Saturday at Zion, the following trus-
tees We're elected: Joseph T. Grove, Cecil
| Mackey, Austin Carhart. Mearns Moore,
William j. Murray, Howard England,
David Mcdowell
william R. Logan, of Charlestown, has
succeeded Hiram U. Case in charge Of
| local telephone matter at Havre de
| Grace.
The Third District Teachers Reading
| Circle will meet Tuesday evening, April
Is, at half past seven, in the School Com
| MSS oners Office.
The annual inter society debate be-
tween the Athenaean and Delta Phi Lit