The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-10-20

drop wednesday night, ice forming
The Cecil Farmers Club met
with VIM. r. Cameron, near Farm
ington, on Wednesday.
Concrete laying was begun this
week on the improved road being
constructed at Rowlandville.
Mrs. Amanda Reynolds of West
Nottingham. is the proud possessor
OF COW that has, given birth to
twin calves.
Painters are beautifying the
double dwelling on South Queen
street, occupied by the families OF
Mrs. Mary Keiiholtz and VIM. L.
Ryan.
Washington College, Chestertown,
reopened with II former and 76
new students. There are AZ female
students, including II residing in
the town.
u Mrs. Chas. w. Huett, of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society,
will speak at the morning service
Of the M. e. church, Rising Sun,
Sunday, Oct. %, at IL o'clock.
The ladies Of Bay View Church
will give a poultry supper in the
basement of the church on Thurs
day evening. October 26th. Supper
soc. Proceeds for church improve
ment.
Tome Memorial M. e. Church,
Port Deposit. Rev. j. B. McCabe.
pastor. is planning to celebrate the
fiftieth anniversary of the dedica-
tion ;of the present house of wor-
4 ship, October 20 and 80.
Several residents in this vicinity
report cherry and apple trees as
putting forth blossoms for second
time this season. during the re-
markably warm weather of the
latter part Of September and fore
part OF October.
A special meeting of the Com
munity Fire Co. will be held Friday
5. evening, October 20, at o'clock.
Pennsylvania State Fire Marshal
Sloe win be present and give talk
on matters of interest to firemen-
A full attendance is urged.
r. ]. Phipps, of Roanoke, Va,
who purchased the John R. Allen
farm Of 1872 acres. situated near
Calvert, two or three years ago, has
sold the property to another resi-
dent Of the Old Dominion State and
contemplates moving to the city.
DIR. John ]. Harvard, of Forest
Hill, Hartford county, committed
suicide Friday Of last week by slash
ing himself with razor. DR.. ,Har-
ward had been suffering from ner-
vous trouble for long time. He
was SO years Of age and is survived
by his wife and a sister.
The Ladies Aid Society of Rising
Sun M. e. church will hold Bake
ON Saturday afternoon, Oct. 21, at
900 O'clock in Miss Mabel Reyn-
olds' school room, public hall build
lHk. All kMCA4VCAC 0AC ooNO0 ~
contribute. Bread. pies, cake and
rolls on sale. Come out and try
our home baking.
Quite a number of the faithful
from this section attended the
Democratic mass meeting held IN
Elkton on Wednesday evening. Ad-
dresses were made by Governor Al
bert C. Ritchie. Hon. William Ca
bell Bruce, nominee for U. s. Sen
ate, and Hon. T. Alan GoldsbOrough
nominee for House OF Represent
atives for the First District.
Ground was broken last weel
for new bungalow to be erected by
Thomas Robertson. on the lot OF
North Queen street, adjoining thu
properties Of w. T. B. r.. Robertson
and VIM. NJ. Pogue. The structure
will S6x3S feet in dimensions, ont
and ahalf stories. It will be o
brick veneer construction, will
asbestos slate roof and is to b
ready for occupancy before thu
25th of next March, Moving Day.
Exit" Christie. colored. of Havr'
de Grace. was arrested in Whining
ton, charged with using an auto
bile for hacking in Delaware on
Maryland license. Christie &C
knowiedged that the car belonges
to Louis Demilo, an Italian, whit
lives near Perryville. Demilo ha'
a warrant issued for Christie's ar
rest, and the Cecil county author
tiles went to Wilmington to brinl
Christie to Perryyille for hearing
The Epworth League will hold
Halloween social Thursday eve
ming. Oct. 26, in the Rising SUI
public hall. An admission fee Q
is cents will be charged for thos
unmasked. Refreshments served
Everybody welcome.