The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-10-24
LOCAL JOTTINGS

UCAl JUuINOS
The ladies of Trinity Church will
hold a rummage sale in the Parish
House, Bridge ST., on the afternoon
and evening of Friday and Saturday,
November and 7.
Calvert Epworth League will hold
a Masquerade Social In Rosebank
Hall next Tuesday evening. A prize
will be awarded the best costumed
couple.
Delaware College football team de-
feated the Temple University team at
Newark last Saturday by the score of
20-7.
The residence of Mrs. Duella Davis
in Elkton is being fitted up iwth hot
water heat.
A Masquerade Box Social will be
held in School No. 7, near Reybold's
Wharf, Friday evening, Oct. 30. All
ladies are requested to bring boxes.
All are to mask. Come out and enjoy
yourself.
Rex Boyer, colored, was shot by
another colored man at church meet
ing held at Warwick iast Sunday
night. The injured man was brought
to Union Hospital for treatment.
Cayot and Town Point M. f..
Churches will hold Harvest Home SER
vices on Sunday, November l.
Contractor Levi Patterson, of Bly,
thedaie, on Monday broke ground for
the new armory for Company f, ut
Elkton.
The Blue Bell Society of Crouch's
Chapel will hold masquerade Social
at the home of George T. Denney on
Wednesday evening, October 2S.
Everybody welcome. Come in cos
tune. If stormy next Gear evening.
Prizes awarded. Admission 10 cents.
The stockholders of the James F.
Powers Foundry Company held their
annual meeting Monday at the office
of the Company, and elected the fol-
lowing Directors for the ensuing year:
George McQuilkin, William Sterling
Evans, William R. Witworth, Charles
B: Finley, Clarence c. Strickland,
William H. Gilmour, Reginald Con-
stable, Joshua R. Witworth and
Thomas B. Miller. The Directors o.
ganized by electing the following Off
GERS: George McQuilkin, president; !;
William Sterling Evans, secreary, and
William R. Witworth, treasurer.
Rev. William S. Haupt, son of Rev.
Mr.. Haupt, of Newark, Del, has ac-
cepted call to st. Mary's P. E.Church
at North East, and entered upon his
duties this week.
Elkton Masons on Monday evening
enjoyed visit from Grand Master
Thomas ]. Shryock ana Grand Lee
turer Warren Seip. Visiting brethren
were present not only nom Maryland,
but also from Delawar-, Pennsylvania
and Virginia. At the close of the ex-
ercises a splendid banquet was served
by Caterer o. C. Giles.
The young people OF Rock Church
will hold a luncheon and bake this
Saturday. Lunch served from until
8 o'clock p. m. Bread, rolls, pies,
cakes and candies for sale.
Miss Ruth Harris, Soloist, of Ocean
Grove, N. j., is singing at the revival
services now being held in the Leeds
M. P. Church. Rev. Thomas G. Jones,
Pastor, is preaching every night at s
o'clock. The public cordially invited
to the services.
A Halloween Social will be held at
Magnolia Grove school near Glasgow,
next Friday evening.
A bake will be held at BigElk school
next Friday evening. Proceeds for
school purposes.
William w. Burkley is erecting a
sanitary ice cream mandatory, 81 by
Is feet, with concrete floor and drain
age connections in the rear of his store
on Main street, Elkton.
The ladies of Wesley Chapel, Elk
Neck, will hold supper at the chapel
next Wednesday and Thursday even
ings.
The Perryville, North East, Port
D-posit and Elkton Camps, P. o. 5.
of A., will hold district meeting at
Perryville next Thursday night.
Revival services begin at st. Paul's
M. E. Church, Earlevrle tomorrow,
Sunday evening.
Harvest Home and Rally Day se"-
vices will be held at West Amwell
Chapel tomorrow, Sunday, afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. An address will be
delivered by the Hon. w. T. Warbur-
ton. The public is invited.
Edward Deibert, of Elkton, has had
new iron fence erected in front of
his residence.
A Democratic mass meeting will be
held at Elkton next Friday evening.
After packing $4,000 cases of toma-
ties the Elkton Packing Company's
cannery closed for the season on Mon
day.
The True Blue Sunday school class
of Jackson Union Sunday school will
hold its annual reunion and election
of officers at the home of Miss Mary
5. kimble at Appleton, next Saturday
at l p. m.
Julius w. Clayton has been elected
Assistant Cashier of the National
Bank of Chesapeake City, succeeding
j.. Groome Steele, who recently resign
ed to enter the grain and fertilizer