The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-11-14
LOCAL JOTTINGS

Al tJlS lIIhboll II. NJlldlNb W.
morrow, Sunday, the Rev. DR.. George
Edward Reed, pastor of Grace Church
Wilmington, will preach at 1890 He
will represent the City Mission So
ciety of the Wilmington Conference.
Sunday school at 2 p. m. Evening
service at 7.30 o'clock, preaching by
the pastor, theme, Seeing Jesus"
w. F. Wilson of Baltimore freight
conductor on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, was badly injured at Elk
Mills, Monday morning, when he fell
from his train. He was accompanied
to his home by DIR. Kollock, of Newark.
Rev. John L. johnson, of New Cas-
tie, Del, who preached at the morn
ing service at Elkton M. E. Church,
on Rally Day, has been invited to re-
turn to New Castle next Conference
year. Rev. johnson is now complet-
ing his third year as pastor of that
charge.
Harris School, No. 2, Fifth district
gave an entertainment at Riverview
Council Hall, last Saturday night.
Those participating were Lum Holt,
Walter Arrants, Irwin Racine, George
Blanche, Florence and Ruth Wilson,
Annie Arrants, Clara Crouch, Nina
James, Elizabeth and Annie Crouch,
Ruth and Louise Wood, Ella and Alice
Arrants, Jane Fluffy. Miss Dorothy
Diggs furnished music.
Residents along the Susquehanna
river have seen more of the rivers
bed than ever before, owing to the
lowness of the springs and tributaries
and the low tide caused by wind. 1t
is said that at Conowingo and above
footpaths were made across the river
bottom.
The ladies of Trinity Church, Elk
ton, realized about $50 from their re-
cent rummage sale.
Miss Alice Smith, of near Warwick.
was taken to Union Hospital, Elkton,
last Saturday suffering with typhoid
fever.
John Potts. Of Leslie, while out with
party Of gunners, near Mechanics
Valley, on Tuesday was struck in the
right eye by stray grain of shot. DR..
II. Arthur Cantwell, OF North East,
hurried the young man to an eye
specialist in Baltimore, who pro-
nounced that the sight Of the eye had
been permanently destroyed.
Carroll Wooters, of New Bridge,
who was recently bitten by a mad dog
has been taken TO the Pasteur Insti-
tute in Baltimore. for treatment.
Revival services are in progress in
the VI. E. Church al Calvert.
j. VI. G. Carhart, Of Zion, is con-
fined al his home with bad case of
typhoid fever.
25S marriage license were issued at
the Clerks Office ElRton, last month.
The Third District Teachers Read
ing Circle will meet at the School
Commissioners Office in Elkton, next
Tuesday evening.
The Home Manufacturing Light and
Power Company is furnishing con-
tinuous current 10 the industrial
plants in Elkton.
The ladies of Elkton M. E. Church
will hold poultry supper in Mechan-
les Hall, on North street, next Thurs
day and Friday evenings. Supper
tickets 35 cents. Proceeds to be added
to church carpet fund.
About fifty Cecil county people have
been summoned TO go to Easton on
Monday, when the arson cases against
Mrs Virginia Rutter and her colorea
maid, Mollie Sims, will be tried. The
women are charged with burning the
home Of Mrs. Rutter's niece, at Wood
lawn, over year ago.
A Young Peoples Social Club was
organized at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar F. Bishop, near Cayot, Thurs
day evening Of last week with the fol-
lowing ofticers:-Mrs. w. P Stephens,
President; Mrs. J. D. Mccoy, Vice
Presidents; Mrs. John Kirk, Secretary
and Treasurer. Twenty-Five members
enrolled
On account OF the meeting with
banquet Of the National Grange to be
held in Newark November 10, the lad
les Of the First Presbyterian Church
Of that town will hold their poultry
supper Tuesday evening, Nov. II in
the banquet hall Of the Opera House.
Fancy articles, suitable for Christmas
presents will be for sale.
Revival services will begin at Hope
wei Church. tomorrow Sunday even
ing.
The. Rev. Il. 5. Brown. Of Gettys-