The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-07-10
LOCAL JOTTINGS

Ilddy anu SATURDAY evenings, July
Is and II, for the benefit of the Elk
Mills baseball team. Ice cream, cake
and candies will be for sale. All well
come.
Allen Robb, colored, was landed in
Elkton Jail. Wednesday, charged with
holding up junk dealer on the Elk
tim and robbing him of his money.
large tomato canning factory is
being erected along the Pennsylvania
Railroad siding at North East.
A boat containing Mr.. and Mrs.
Vincent Sweet, Miss Emily Shippers
and Rufus Wells, q. North East,
caught fire while returning from
Havre de Grace, Monday, and was
burned to the water line. The young
people saved themselves by getting
on a nearby scow.
A. F. Fader is erecting an up-to-
| date garage near the B. & o. station
at Newark. The building will be COM
| p!eted by the first of next month.
The regular meetings of the County
Commissioners, Orphans Court and
School Commissioners will be held at
Elkton next Tuesday.
| The newly chosen officers of Nation
! al Lodge, No. 81, independent Order
of Odd Fellows, of Elkton, were in
| stalled Friday night of last week, as
! follows; Noble Grand, Harry D. Lee;
/ Vice Grand. Philip OFT; Recording
| Secretary, Philip NJ. Groves; Right
land; Left Support. William H.Warm-
kessel; Warden, R. D. Cantwell; Con-
ductor, A. D. Dean; Right Support to
Z Nipo T e.
Support, c. Ellis Deibert; Outside
Guardian, Harry Wright; Inside Char
dian. Charles S. Boulden; Right Scene
Support, w. T. Vinsinger; Left Scene
Support, Clinton NJ. Jaquette; Chap
lain, DR.. w. 7. Morrison.
In the readiustment of salaries an
nounced Tuesday the salary at Elkton
postoffice was increased from $4,000
to S2,100.
Trinity Protestant EpiscopalChureh,
Elkton. Services tomorrow Sunday
at II a. M, with Holy Communion.
! Twilight service at GAS p. m
The ladies of Asbury NJ. f. Church
will hold festival on the church lawn
Thursday evening July Is. Ice cream
and cake for sale. If stormy next
clear evening. All welcome.
The summer meeting of the Cecil
| County Medical Society will lie held at
! Union Hospital. on Thursday, July Is.
at eleven o'clock.
A. Raymond Jackson, son of Mr..
| and Mrs. H, D. Jackson of Theodore,
completed his course at Beacom's
Business College, Wilmington, Del,
about three weeks ago. and was imme-
dlately placed through the Employ
neutrality-suspicious. of the BeacomSchool
with the Harris Engine CO.. of Will
mlngton, Del, makers of the famous
harris Marine Engine Nh. Jackson
took the combined course of study.
including bookkeeping ard steno-
2raphy, and has received a splendid
/ endorsement from the Beacon faculty
to which he is entitled for the good
record which he made while student
at that institution. Just before finish
ing the course, Mr.. Jackson made an
especially fire record in typewriting,
and was awarded a special credential
certificate by the Underwood Tyne
writer Co.. which carries with it privi-
/ Ieges not granted to the ordinary ty-
piSts.
The Mutua Life Insurance Com
pany. Of Baltimore. has isued the sche-
dule OF the three-day free trip, July
! > to u, that they propose giving to
thei" agents who have made the re-
quired allotment of increase of new
( business for the second quarter of
1918. The route includes visits to
Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Cape Henry,
! Old Point Comfort, Fortress Monroe,
| and other places of interest. Roy NJ.
Egner, of Elkton, will be among the
successful ones to make the trip.
Elkton Cornet Band will hold a
festiva! on the evenings of July 1924,
at the Edison Summer Garden on
North street.
About $50 was cleared from the fes-
tlval held at Zion M. E. Church last
Saturday evening.
A grand festival and Calendar Ba-
zaar will be held at Pennington, by
the young people of Ebenezer M. E.
Church. on Friday and Saturday even
ings. July % and "a. Free entertain
ment first evening Music furnished
by Rising Sun Cornet Band Pro-
ceeds for Church Hall Fund.
Herbert Williams, of Theodore, had
his buggy badly damaged, while in
North East, Monday evening, when
Doaks automobile was backed into
lile NelllCle. his sister ana anOthef
young lady We're thrown from the
buggy, but were not badly injured
DR.. Charles NJ. Levister, of the Anti
Saloon League of Maryland, delivered
temperance address at Rising Sun
last Sunday afternoon.
The ladies of Bethe! NJ. P. Church,
near North East, cleared over $40 at
their recent festival.
The automobile club of Maryland
has made arrangements with the
Havre de Grace-Perryville bridge own
ers whereby owners of automobiles
who display the automobile club pen
nant on their machines may pur-
chase tickets for rs cents tthe Bati-
more headquarters of the automobile
headquarters of the Automobile club,
which will save 25 cents toll across
the bridge.
Dates of the annual Atlantic City
and Colchester excursions will be
found in an advertisement on another
page of this paper.
The annual camp-meeting of the
National Association of Local Preach
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