The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-05-13
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FULL moon next Wednesday.

!eautify the town?
i A meeting of the guarantors for
n the Elkton Chautauqua will be held at
j the Court House next Tuesday even
ing at O'Clock. full attendance is
earnestly requested as final arrange
ments for the Chautauqua will be
made at that time.
The official board of North East NJ.
E. Church has adopted the budget
plan of church finances and increased
the pastors salary from $500 to
$1,000.
Rudolph Wharton, of Chesapeake
City, employed on Southern Trans
portation tugboat, met with serious
accident last week when his right leg
was so badly crushed that amputation
was necessary.
:. o. J. Rogers has come back to Cecil
county from the Pacific coast. He
will reside at Bay View and will
assist George McAllister in the auto
repair business at Calvert.
Moore's Chapel Sunday school at
Blake. was reorganized on Sunday
with the following officers: Amos S.
Ewing, superintendent; A. h. Men
denhall, assistant; Miss Mary Duncan,
secretary treasurer; Miss Sara Ewing,
organist. Z
. Funeral director Clifton jackson, Of
5lythedale, is having a fine automo-
bile hearse built by Burns Brothers Of
I, Iavre de Grace.
The pupils of Elk Mills school will
old festival in the school building
'riday evening, May 10, If stormy
ext evening.
Mrs. Robert Craig, of Earleville,
as brought to Union Hospital Thurs
aY of last week for treatment.
Mrs. Frank Ulary, of Town Point,
turned home last Saturday after
dergoing a successful operation at
mon Hospital, Elkton.
4jor McCloskey and his army of
cen five and six hundred men,
hundred and eighty horses and
=, ,ead of mules passed over Como
dgo bridge on their way to their
snmer camp at Tobyhanna, Pa,
IN Fort Myer, Va, Friday of last
*.
like Dorizas, the Greek athlete,
was among the football players,
,e University of Pennsylvania,
acticed at Tome School last
Der, set new record of 2,l09
IN the gymnasium strength test !
tesday, thereby regaining the
4 briefly held by Edward c. Rus
y senior at the university and a
ser of the 1915 football team.
week Russell made a record Of
; points against 1,776 established
3orizas about year ago. Russell
Cry to break Doriza's latest figure.
lie teacher and pupils of Pleasant
public school will hold festival
Ge school ground Friday evening,
a 10, benefit of the school. If
ny next clear evening.
a Rev. John Bowers, president of
maryland Conference NJ. 7.
h, paid his first official visit to
II =. Churches in Cecil county,
Sunday, preaching a short SER
IN the different churches.
sfessor H. H. Seay. of Columbia
Frsity, has accepted an appoint
as assistant to President J. w.
IF Washington College, Chester
and entered upon his new duties
eek.
lie ladies' Auxiliary Of Town
IN. E. Church will hold an ice
and cake social on Thursday
Z, May 10, in church room. All
lifted.
Gers Day will be observed at
Hill M. E. Church tomorrow
8. Everybody invited to attend
vices.
Sur Benjamin. brother of John
1amin. of North East, was re-
serously injured when he came
Set with live wire in the plant
Quaker Oats Company. at Buff
y, where he was employed.
ams were paralyZed by the
IN Mckinney and John R.
2, Registers, on Monday add
ames of 20 white and . color
=, ) to the Elkton registration
election will be held on Mon
y %. The question of bond
or sewers will not be submitted
) time, but at some later date.
First District Community Club
I'd its May meeting in the
fiddle High School, this Sat
ernoon, at o'clock Miss
Pritchett will discuss the
bf poultry raising. 1t is es-
IeSlred that the members OF
Poultry Club be present
S Day will be observed in
Sbyterian Church on this
lening at 745 o'clock. Spec
r. All are invited.
talking along the tracks Of
lvania Railroad near Perry
lay recently, John p. Good
ighandtown, fell down
istance of Is meet. fractur-
II. He was taken to Bal
pital for treatment
nty officials are looking for
reeman. colored. alias
10 is wanted on the charge
Pearl Wright, also colo"-
n. last Sunday.
p of the graduates of Nd
al School will be held in
hool at Towson on Satur-
IS. Among the Cecil
y, ILL.,.