Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-11
CECIL CLOUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence to Every Event

| Special Correspondence To- Every Evening
Elkton. Md. Nov. l1.-0ne hundred
ministers and Law delegates from the
| Protestant Episcopal Dioceses OF Easton
gathered in Trinity 7. f. Chur h, Elkton
| this morning attending the Northern
Convocaticn. At 10 oelock Holy Com
munion was celebrated by Bishop George
W. Davenport. At II o'clock, a business
meeting was held at which Bishop Daven-
port, Rev. DR.. Collins and Dudley g..
| Roe made addresses During the afternoon
business session was held and tonight
Bishop Davenport will preach. Rev.
Sidney H. Dixon will have charge of to-
morrows services
The funeral Of former Sheriff William
r. Boulden. who died Monday night was
held this afternoon from his late home on
| West Main street, Elkton. Services were
private. Interment at Welsh Tract ceme-
terry, near Iron Hill.
Mrs Florence Mcintyre Brown. wifi of
William ] Brown, died Monday At her
home at Cherry Hill. aged 6s years.
William Cooling n student at Chesa-
peake City high school, while returning
home on his wheel fell. breaking an arm.
The Ladies Aid Society will tender Rev
and Mrs John McElfnoyle reception
tomorrow evening, at the Presbyterian
manre.
DR.. c c. Cole United States govern
ment inspector. reports hog cholera on the
premises Of James Maleney, near Elkton
Miss Corinne lamar is visit ng friends
in Philadelphia, this week She tended
the reception at the water color md rninia-
ture exhibition held Mt the Academy u
Fine Arts. in which she has an exhibit
Mr.. and Mrs John w Alexander Of
Philadelphia spent the rast few days with
his parents Mr. and Mrs Harry i.
Alexander. in Elkton.
Mrs. Preston Dunbar. of Detroit. Mich.
is guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Dunbar, in Elkton.
Elkton, Md, Nov. 1f.-William T.
Botllden, former sheriff Of Cecil county
and for several years chief of police of
Elkton, died, Tuesday, at his home in
Elkton. after several wreks illness, aged
s3 years. He leaves a widow and two SONS,
Charles and George W. Boulden of Elk
ton.
Marriage licenses were issued in Elkton,
Tuesday 10 Frank Manley and Josephine
Smith of Wilmington and William L.
Sweetman Of Newark, Del, and Alice l..
Draper Of StTickersville, Pa.
\ census OF the FtGtffi
reservation at Perry Point, Cecil county,
just completed, shows total population
of l,130.
Robert GRAY, Harry Anderson, Jester
Ives and Fred Thomas, all of Philadelphia,
arrested by Officer Brown of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, are il. Elkton jail for 30
days, charged with illegal freight train
riding.
Mrs. Margaret Wiley has closed her
home at West Nottingham and gore to
Atlantic City, where she will spend the
winter.
Mrs. Ellen Tosh ha. sold her farm of
log acres, near Colora, to Harst Hawley of
Tindall, Va, for SIC, 500
The marriage Of Miss Mary Davidson
20 John A. Ewing took place at noon yes
terday at the home of the brides paTeats,
at Grecnhurst They will reside at Rising
Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Wright, Mrs.
B. NJ. Wells and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
England, of Calvert, are attending the
State farmers convention, now III session
at Salisbury.
Misses Stewart and Mcdaniel, nurses
at Union Hospital, have been transferred
10 Baltimore hospital for special work.
Cecil paper mills in the upper section of
this county are closed in order to have new
boilers installed to replace the old boiler,
which was condemned.
The cunning season opened in Maryland
yesterday, for rabbits, quail and pheasants,
and gunners are out in full force.