The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-07-22
and G. Gilbert Campbell Sarah J..
Campbell and Margaret d. Reynolds
are named as eXecutrices.

and q. Gilbert Campbell. Sarah j.
Campbell and Margaret d. Reynolds
are named as executrices.
The dwelling house on theold Stan
ley farm in Elk Neck, now owned by
Mrs. Rebecca Barofsky, was burned
Wednesday night of last week, toge-
ther with its contents. The fire origi-
mated from child upsetting lamp.
The loss will probably reach $2500,
partly covered by insurance.
Leslie Campmeeting will open next
Wednesday evening, July 26, and
close on Monday, August 7.
Miss Marian Clark, of Earleville,
who has been studying law at Column
bit University, New York, has passed
her exa 1lination and been admitted to
the bar.
Determined to break up racing and
other illegal operation of motor vehi-
cles on the State roads, Automobile
Commissioner E. Austin Baughman
has detailed three special motorcycle
olhcel on patrol.
Lester German, of Aberdeen, broke
SO out of 100 targets shot at Monday
at the Eastern Handicap Shoot, held
at Holmesburg Junction, Pa.
Halnes e. Wilson, of Laurandel
Farm. Barksdale, have added new
auto delivery truck to their milk
route.
Charged with desertion and non
support of his family in Wilmington,
James Baker, who has been working
at the Elkton pulp works, was COM
mitted to Elkton Jail for the arrival of
the Delaware authorities.
High water in the Susquehanna has
retarded the work of dredging for the
last race at the McCall's Ferry Power
Plant. The Maryland Dredging Com
pany have all their machinery on the
ground, and a great many laborers.
The job is an extensive one, and it
Will take an entire season of good
weather to complete it. The machin-
cry used in the work is of the
heaviest character. and getting on the
job has been quite a contract in itself.
Philip R. West has sold his fine
farm, near Rowlandville, to Boyd C.
Etter, of Crockets, Va, for $500.
The receipts of the festival held on
Friday evening of last week by Octo-
raro Church were SAG. Music was
furnished by Rising Sun Cornet Band.
The Ushers' Union of Mt. Pleasant
M. E. Church, near Colora, will hold
festival on the lawn at the church on
Thursday evening, July 27. The Ris-
ing Sun Cornet Band will be in at
tendance and furnish music.
Prof. Graefe. principal of West Not
tingham Academy the last scholastic
year. has accepted a position as in
structor in science at Havre de Grace
High School.
Joseph c. Jolls, of Middletown. who
for the past II years has been past
master of Union Lodge, No. 5, A. f. &
A. NJ, of that town. was presented
with a handsome gold lodge jewel in
the form of a watch fob by members
of the lodge on Tuesday. The pre-
sentation was made at the installation
of officers of the lodge, officers in
stalled being: Worshipful Master,
Robert Douglass; senior warden,
Harry f. Manlove; junior warden, H.
Segelken; secretary, Daniel w. Stew
ems; treasurer, w. S. Leatherbury;
senior deacon. Frederick Brady; jun
ior deacon. w. S. P. Coombs. senior
steward, Jacob F. Emerson; junior
steward, J. j. Buckworth; tyler, j. H.
Suydan.
Carroll's Laundry, of Havre de
Grace, calls for laundry on Mondays
and delivers on Fridays. Family wash
ing SOC dozen. Phone S9K, or drop a
card. adv-jly22 If