The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1921-09-30
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Short Paragraphs of Events in the County
During the Past Week.
1LoCAL HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY NOTED

Tuesday. October A and III are
registration days for voters. Octo-
ber 1S is revision day.
Plans are being completed for the
Annual Community Show at Calvert
on Saturday, Oct. %.
N. A. Nickle, of Rowlandville, re-
ports from planting of 900 hills OF
Melons he will realize 5000.
Queen street from Cherry street
to the railroad station has been
tarred and top dressed with stone
chip
New Castle Presbytery will con-
yene in the Presbyterian Church at
zion on Monday and Tuesday, Oct.
3rd and 4th.
John s. Keithley had his arm
broken while cranking tractor at
the home of his father, James J.
Keithley, near Elkton.
Scott Wilson is greatly improving
his dwelling on Cherry street by the
erection of two story rear addition
and remodeling the interior.
The cranberry crop is reported
low. but it will be two months be5e
fore the butcher tells you that tur-
KEYS will be rs cents a pound
Miss Dorothy Ress, the Home
DEMONSTRATION Agent, has resigned
to take position teaching Home
Economics in the Talbot County
Schools.
Rev. Charles j. Faunce, pastor OF
the Drumore Baptist Church, has
rendered his resignation to accept
call to the First Baptist Church at
Morrisville, Pa.
The dwelling property on Cherry
street, occupied for some years past
by e. Hughes Keilholtz and family,
has been purchased by Mr.. Keilholtz
from e. r. Burlington.
Edna Richardson, aged about four
years, while playing with matches in
a tent in the back yard of the home
Of her parents in Port Deposit set
Are To her clothing and was serious
ly burned.
It is hinted that the Federal
agents are watching closely the IL
legal sale of liquor in this neighbor-
hood and have the names OF parties
engaged in the traffic, who are to
get what is coming to them.
The Ortynsky property in the
Second district was sold last week
to Emil Kulchycky, of Philadelphia,
for S30,290. The farm of 6O4
acres brought $24,300, and 200
acres of woodland divided into lots
brought $500.
William johnson, aged 10 years,
and Walter Hawkins, aged IL years,
who were recently taken into GUS
tody for breaking into and robbing
three stores in North East, have
heen. sent to the Maryland Reform
School for Boys until 21 years OF
age.
linn Keesey and Jack Vannort,
second baseman and short stop, re-
spectiyely, of the Perryviile base
bali team, will be given trials next
season ON International League
teams. The former will go 10
Rochester and the latter to Jersey
City
Ebenezer church, near Greenhurst
is being greatly improved. Metal
ceiling and walls have been put on
and the church is to be painted IN
side and out. In addition new
Garnet is to be laid, and when the
improvements have been completed
the church will be spic and span
inside and out.
The gross receipts of the ten-daJ
carnival held In North East to raise
money for fire protection purposes
were in the neighborhood of $40,
oo0. !, The Ford auto offered at thu
carnival was awarded to Heorg'
shea. of this town. who held twt
tickets which cost him 4oo and FAC
respectively, making his new For'
car represent an expenditure of g.
cents.
Active work looking to the re
building Of the M. e. church. burne'
in the IRE that visited this towi
June 13, began last week and tn
a,tira vast wall of the burned struc
ture was undermined and thrown OF
Tuesday and work on the other sec
tions is being pushed. The brick
win be cleaned, members of the con
gregation pledging themselves to as
sist in this work. and will be used II
the new structure that is to D
erected. Plans for the new churcl