The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-01-09
WHOLE NO. 1888
LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF A WFFk

John T. Jones; Outside Sentinel. Sam
uel j. Keys; Chaplain, Philip M.
Groves; Trustees, Alfred Davis. SAM
uel j. Keys, and Philip M. Groves:
Representative for two years, Russell
M. George.
222 marriage licenses were issued
at the Clerks Office at Elkton during
December.
Harry B. Corridean, of Elkton. has
purchased from Union Hospital, the
Terrell house, on High street, and
intends to move it to the lot he re-
Gently purchased from Warburton and
Davis, above the railroad.
An entertainment was given in Me-
chanics' Hall, Elkton, Wednesday eve-
ming, by the Radnor Relief Associa-
tion, which was followed by a ban
| quet.
Mattahoon Tribe, No. 11S, Improv-
ed Order of Red Men, of Elkton, on
Thursday evening of last week. elect
| ed officers for the ensuing year, as
| foilows:-Prophet, Stewart Bedwell:
Sachem, John ]. Denver; Senior Saga
more, George H. Woodall; Junior Sa-
gamore, c. E. Finck; Chief of Rec
ords, George Elliott Brown; Keeper
OF Wampum, Alfred Davis; Collection
OF Wampum, Joseph H. Sloan; Trus-
tees, William T. Vinsinger, George ~
Woodall and George w. Bedwell;S
preventative to the Great CounF
Cumberland in April, CharlessS
den.
Albert D. Mackey, ~
Fair Hill section, who "a,
past has been connecte
United States Departn
merce, and recently 81 md
ton, Mass, has severe IATG = 81
with the Departing ,fs-sss
and has opened lay >ILlTYv
Haines Building, ~ MxmaosT
ton, opposite theJ II. duriS
Nathan KarJ ?h>1 6f5R
North street, y -. : smseog mog
pletion. ~ ~ Se9
F. H. Thompson, B. II L:mg
purchased the Jame.. IRE scas
farm near Leslie, terhA ry best So
This Saturday afternoon All import
ant meeting of Elkton Grange will be
he'd at 2:30 o'clock. Former State
Master Thompson, of Delaware, will
be present and give some useful in
formation in regard to the Grange
and Grange work. All members are
urged to be present, and all members
'f other oranges are cordially invited
20 attend
The regular meeting of the Elkton
Improvement Association will be held
leXt Monday evening, January II, at
eight o'clock, at Council Hall. An ad-
iress will be made by Deputy Comp
roller w. I. Childs, of Baltimore City.
full attendance is urged.
The store of Mrs. E. A. Sturgeon. at
\orth East, was entered last Sunday
md robbed of women's clothing to the
'alue of upward of one hundred dol
arS.
After being closed for several days,
Undergoing repairs to locks, the Ches-
peake and Delaware Canal is again
pen to travel.
Inc donation of a site for the erec-
ION OF a new club house for the New1
TX New Century Club was reported
the meeting of the club Wednes-
ay. Mrs. Herman R. Tyson, chair.
ian of the building committee, an
ounced that Mrs. Samuel ]. Wright
ad offered to donate the site for the
ew club house on East Delaware ave.
ue. The offer was accepted by the
ub.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCool. of
lkton, mourn the loss of their three
eeks' old infant daughter, who died
their home on Howard street. yes-
rday friday morning, of whoop-
g cough.
Several new cases Of scarlet fever
I'VE been reported the past week in
e neighborhood of st. Augustine, all
e new cases reported being among
pills of the public school there.
Trinity Sunday school Christmas
'stival was held in the Parish House
Thursday of last week. The exer-
les including recitations and the
lging of Chrihtmas Carols. That
Bacon Hill Sunday school at the
idence of the Misses Grosh on We'd
'day, the 9Oth, when an enjoyable
ening was spent.