The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-09-23

prevented his head from striking the
pole. His hand was severely bruised
and he was badly shaken Up but was
able to continue his trip to Elkton.
The Aid Society of Union NJ. E.
Church was delightfully."- entertained
at the home of W. H. Warrington near
Eder Station. last (Friday) evening.
At meeting of Elkton Grange Fri
day evening of last week, the attend
ance was so small, owing to the
stormy weather, that it was decided
to postpone the business of the meet
ing until Friday evening, September
20. at which time it will be definitely
decided whether to continue the or
ganiZation or surrender the charter.
Two cases of infantile paralysis de-
veloped last Sunday near Kembles-
vile, Pa. One is the young daughter
if William S. Kennedy, farmer. and
the second the child of colored wo-
man employed by the family. The
Pennsylvania health authorities have
placed a strict quarantine on the
premises.
The first frost of the season was
noticed Wednesday morning.
The Second Quarterly Conference of
Elkton M. E. Church will meet next
Thursday evening. September 2S
Carroll c. Short, of Cecilton, is
pursuing business course at the Bea-
com Business College. Wilmington.
Ross Worrilow. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Worrilow, of near Zion, fell
while playing one day recently and
dislocated his shoulder.
The Ladies' Aid of Harmony NJ. P.
Church, Rowlandville, will hold an ice
cream festival in the lecture room of
the church Tuesday evening, Sept. %
All good things to eat Tor sale. If
stormy, the next fair evening.
Rosebank Sunday school. Calvert
will observe Rally Day on Sunday
October l.
George Dooling, of Oxford, Md,
has accepted position at the Penn
| sYlvania Railroad Station at Elkton
Washington College. Chestertown
opened for the school year Wednes-
day with large enrolment.
The Silver corn cannery at Colora
| closed for the season this week.
!. Wayne Reynolds, of Rising Sun
has been appointed by Governor Har-
rington, delegate from Maryland tc
the Farmers National Congress
which meets in Indianapolis, Ind, OF
October 1920.
Owing to the work being done tc
the interior of E.kton NJ. f. Church
| Sunday services will be held in the
lecture room. Rev. G. X. Neese, OF
North East, and R. Day Cantwell, OF
kIktoH will conduct tomowow's ser
| vices. as the pastor. Rev. George p
Jones will be away from home.
During the carnival at Bay View or
Thursday evening of last week. two
| new tires were stolen from the Ford
automobile Of VIM. A. Reeder. of Ris.
ing Sun, a member of Rising Sun
Cornet Band. which was furnishing
music for the occasion.
Miss Rose c. A!agia of Elkton viii
hold her fall millinery opening today
Saturday, The public is invited tt
! pay her store a visit and look over the
styles. adv
For some time past the local Off
cials have received complaints about
d speakeasy being operated by some
of the employees on the new bleach
! mil! in Elkton in course of erection
down along the creek, but not unit
shortly after midnight Saturday die
they succeed in getting any evidence
warrantihg arrests and arrested Geo
A. Hughes and George Ware.
Cam Brothers, who have been con
Quoting a store at Principle Furnace
have purchased the store of A. H
Brown, at Elan, Pa, and will take
possession at an early date.
"Glad Tidings Day" will be held al
! Cherry Hill M. f. Church Sunda,
morning, October /. at 10:30. and alst
at 2:30 p. m. At both of these ser
vices Prof. j. G. Daley. noted musi
clan of Philadelphia, will sing.
rare treat is in store for lovers O
music. Those who have heard hin
We are sure will vouch for this state
ment. DO not miss it as We may no
pass this way again.
Holt Woodall, of Gaena. has solt
his gray pacing mare, "Twinkl,
March, to William Bull, of Melta
Va, for 5000.
Carroll's Laundry, of Havre d.
Grace. calls for laundry on Monday
and delivers on Fridays. Family wash
ing SOC dozen. Phone S9K, or drop
card. adv-ily22. /