Evening journal., 1918-06-17
TRAINS FOR WAR
AFTER COLLEGE WORK


Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKToN, Md, June IL Immediately
after graduating from Delaware College
Harry Bratten Alexander, second son Of
r. and Mrs. Harry T. Alexander, OF Elk
ton, entered the Reserve officers Train
ing Camp at Plaltsburg, N. Y.
Andrew T. Wiley OF West Noting
ham, died on Friday from injuries re-
ceived a few days previous caused by
stepping on a rolling stone, which
threw him on a scythe he was using.
Major Charles B. Finley, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles B. Finley, OF Elkton,
with his battalion passed through Elk
ton on Wednesday evening without
stopping, enroute for France. The train
was side tracked at Bacon Hill. Mrs.
Finley heard Of Il, and made hur-
ried trip down there, where she was
fortunate enough TO see her husband.
William n Beaver, who has beeh
In charge Of the extensive work on the
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
/ ton Railroad, west OF Elkton, has been
removed TO Philadelphia.
The Rt. Rev. William Forbes Adams,
/ u. D., D. G. L.. will visit Trinity Church,
Elkton, on Sunday morning, June y,
/ 10 administer the rites OF confirmation.
The bishop will visit st. Mary's Church
North East. on the evening OF tint date.
Miss Eta Tomllnson, daughter OF the
| late Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Tomlinson,
died on Monday.
Miss Martha Beatrice Goodnow,
daughter OF Edward Goodnow, OF North
East. and Edward Logan, OF that town
were married In the North East NJ. d.
Church, on Saturday by the Rev. j. IL.
Bickford
Hon. James ]. McCauley, OF Leeds
was an Elkton visitor last week.
Miss Blanche Matthews OF Esrleville
has been visiting Mrs. James p. Alex
ander
Mrs. Reginald Constable was a recent
New York visitor.
Miss s. Corinnc lamar has had as her
guest Miss Helen Girven OF Philadel-
phla.
Miss Lille V. Alexander is entertain
ing Mrs. NJ. Engle OF Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian p. Robinson, OF
Ceollton. were recent Elkton visitors.
Mrs John Wesley Cooper has re-
turned from a visit TO Talspoosa, Ga.
Mrs Cadmus Price has been visiting
Philadelphia friends. y,
Miss Elizabeth Dawson, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Msrner Dawson
AZ near Flkton, was graduated from the
Woman's College OF Delaware this
week. =,
Henry Mitchell Mccullough. ESD. OF
v,,',an has heen recommended TO Gov
amor Emerson c. Harrington, Tor ap-
nointment on the Board OF Examiners
of the state Roads Commission.
Miss EVELYN s. Klmble, who mas Deen
nrincipal OF the commercial department
of the Elkton High School, has resigned
to accept Government position I'D
Washington. -
sfter several months OF instruction IN
,bo Chanute FLYING Field, near Chicago
| mi Robert Harvey. son OF Mr. ana Mrs'
Arihur Harvey. OF Chllds, has been COM
roissloned a second lieutenant.
The Kershaw farm. near Elk Mis-
b,s been sold by George NJ. Evans fer
George r. Murry, TO Edgar r. ! iouns' VI
New York. -..,.,. G. %
Camp Dix, New Jersey. IS spenulns d
few days az MS noule' hc. . ,,,--,.....t,,,
Mr.. and Mrs William t. WsrDurton
were the guests Of friends IN newark
this week ., -
Miss Bessie Manley. OF Baltimore, "a, Is
Waiting Mrs. Elise w. Ash at Holy
Hall" ,a ,ror,
a visit to New York.
Casper s. Garrett. OF Marley was
recent Elkton visitor. -
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ID. Litzehpers
have been making short visit 10 New
York. -
w n. Lloyd, OF Germantown. Pa
snent sunday with Mr. and Mrs. w. \.
Beaver -
Mrs. Virginia Mscksll McCabe IS the
guest OF her neice. Mrs. John Francis
Porter, Of Wilmington.
Irwin G. Grlflth. Of Chesapeake City,
was an Elkton visitor last week