The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-07-11
Local lettings of the Week

Elk Mills will turn out in body on
July IL to attend services at the NJ
E. Church. Service at II a. M, with
preaching by C. M. Sharpless, pastor
of the church. Public is invited to
this service.
The members of Wesley Chapel
Sunday School, Elk Neck, will hold
their annual Children's Day exercises
, tomorrow Sunday morning at 1920
o'clock. Everybody welcome.
Preparations are being completed
for the annual camp meeting at Les
lie, which will open July %.
AS will be seen by advertisement
in another column special excursion
will be run from the Sassafras River
to Colchester Saturday, July IS, by
the Colchester Company.
The WING gave full account
some weeks ago of the new Sanitary
law of the State whereby the State
Board of Health divides the State into
ten sanitary districts and places
salaried physician in charge of each
district. The Board has announced
the districts as finally constituted and
Cecil and Hartford counties are COM
bined into the 7th district. The health
physician for this district has not yet
been named.
We are in receipt of the first vol
ume of the Bulletin of the new Wo-
mems College of Delaware, at New
ark. The Bulletin announces that
the College will be in readiness to
receive students this fall, the entrance
examinations to be held on Septem-
In,. ,rl o1ca re fn,+b tho
requirements for admission, course of
study, faculty and other interesting
information. A copy can be secured
by writing to DR.. Winifred j. Robin
son, Dean of the College.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement in another column of Mr..
Willard F. Davis, the well-known
jeweler and optician, of Wilmington,
Del. A number of persons in this
county have been imposed upon in the
matter referred to, one party paying
$3.50 for pair of plated frames and
useless glasses, sold to cure cataracts.
The public should be warned against
such imposition.
The carriage of Harry Grant was
run into by the automobile of Mr..
, Lawrence, of Elk Mills, on Saturday
last and Mr.. and Mrs. Grant and their
6-year-old son We're thrown to the
ground Fortunately they We're not
seriously hurt.
Jackson Union Sunday School re-
Gently elected the following officers
Supt., Miss Anna Scott; Asst, Miss
Mary Kimble; Secretary, Miss Emily
A. Scott; Treasurer, R. B. Cook; Lii
brarian, H. G. Mitchell Assistant,
Miss Elsie Wingate; Organist, Miss
Mary kimble; Assistant, Mrs. J. C.
Creswell.
A. B. jackson has received his COM
mission and has taken charge of
Principle Furnace postoffice.
James Dunlap, of North East, I'M
derwent successful operation for
: appendicitis at the University Hos
pital, Baltimore, one day last week.
The members of Leslie Sunday
School will hold their annual festival
on the school grounds next Wednes-
day evening, July Is. If stormy,
next evening. Ferguson and Laird's
merry o-round will be on the ground,
| Everybody invited.
Miss Emily Moore, of North East,
is attending the Summer School at
Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y.
The Head of Christiana Sewing Cir
Gle will be entertained by Mrs. Cecil
Creswell at Cowentown this (Satur-
day. evening.
The regular meetings of the Coun-
and School Commissioners will be
held at Elkton next Tuesday.
James H. Walker, of Newark, an
employee of the Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington Railroad, was
run down by a team and seriously
injured on Depot road at Newark late
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Walker, on
the way home from work, was walk
ing on the side of the road when four
teams abreast racing came along and
one of them ran into him. He was
knocked down and seriously injured,
his head being lacerated and one
shoulder fractured DR.. Kollock
dressed his injuries and then had him
removed to the Delaware Hospital at
Wilmington.
A number of probationers will be
taken into full membership at Town
Point NJ. E. Church, tomorrow (Sun-
day. evening.
The Elkton Boy Scouts, under the