The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-03-27
News In Brief

A gun club has been organized az
Hurlock with the following members.
w. C. Deem, Elisha Phillips, R. c.
Harper, G. A. Thompson, Jr.. w. M.
Marine. Otis Corkran, F. N. Harper, L.
Hastiles, James Hair, a. V. Neal, F.
R. Willoughby, f. R. Waddell and Ro-
land Webster
Pocomoke City has organized a
board of trade, with the following Of
ficers: President, John W. Ennis; vice
president, Ounce Ashburn; secretary,
w. C. Cullen; treasurer, w. E. Hall.
Mrs. Florentine Blome, wife of
Frederick Blome, Sr., of Middletown,
Del, died at her late home, on March
10, aged So years. She is survived by
two sons and four daughters. The
funeral was held on March II, with
interment at Forest cemetery.
The American schooner civilian J.
CULLEN, whose port home was Sea-
ford, Del, sank last Saturday week
steamer, "Laly", near Cape Hatteras.
The captain and crew of six men
were rescued ard taken to Newport
News.
The Easton electric light plant,
erected by the Easton Electric Co., at
a cost of 100000 was turned over to
the Easton Utilities Commission last
week. 1t is one of the finest electric
plants in Maryland.
While cutting down trees on his
farm, near Sykesville, one day last
week, Benjamin kemper found
check which was badly disfgured and
upon examination it was found to be-
long to Saumel F. Hess, living some
% miles away. The check was part
of Mr.. Hess effects which were blown
away by the cyclone in September,
1913.
Thomas H. Carpenter has been APP
pointed chairman, William +. Tunnel
treasurer. William H. Poynter, assist.
ant treasurer, and Fred l.. Lubker sec"
rotary Of the incorporators' commit
tee of the new Fidelity Trust and Saw
ings Bank, incorporated several weeks
ago, at Lewes, Del.
Stevenson A. Williams. of Belair,
has announced that he mwill be a can
didate for trustee of Princeton Uni
versity, of which he is a graduate. The
position is one without compensation,
but the honor is highly priced by
Princeton men.
For baby's Group. Wiies daily cuts and
bruises. mammals sore throat rrandma's lame
ness DR.. Thomas Eclectic Oil the household
remedy 25c and SOC adyt"
A case of smallpox was discovered
on Maryland ave, Wilmington, Thurs
day of last week, and residents living
in that section were vaccinated by Drs.
Rovitti and Foulke, the city vaccine
physicians.
DR.. Howard Kelly, of Baltimore,
spoke at Aberdeen and Havre de
Grace, last Sunday, on Civic Right
eOuSneSs."
The Hagerstown Rod and Gun Club
will restock Washington county's
streams with $50, 600 young fish from
State and National hatcheries.
Warner NJ. Miles, aged 80 years,
freight engineer on the Maryland Di-
vision of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
died Tuesday of last week at his home
in Wilmington. His funeral took place
last Saturday with interment at River
view cemetery.
A lazy liver leads to chronic dyspepS!" and
constipation weakcns the whole system.
Doans R,rrlct' csc per boND act mildly
the liver and bowels At all drug stores adv'
Wilmington is about to issue $50, 900
of city bonds to refund bonds of the
Water Department due June /.
Rev. A. E. C.attenburg, of Imman-
uel Episcopal Church, Wilmington,
has declined a call to Christ Church,
Ridley Park, Pa.
The Rev. Leslie L. Bowers, for the
past three years rector of the Chris
ton Church at Joppa, has resigned to
accept a call in Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Emma y Duling, of Newark,
announces the engagement of her
daughter, Clara L., TO Robert Lee
Coulter, Jr., OF Greenwood, Del
Miss Lydia r. Gregg. of Newark,
and Mr.. George w A.lcorn, of Will
mington, We're married Saturday even
ing, March -, in Wilmington.
Rehoboth Beach, Del, has a newly
formed Home and School Association
with 81 members.