The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-11-03
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Short Paragraphs of Events in the County
During the Past Week.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY NOTED

ElGCl1On A|&Jt
cunning season opens in Cecil
county on Friday, Nov. 10.
: painters are Frightening up the
dwellings, of VIM. M. Pogue anu
Neiper Edwards.
snecial revival services will pc
gin at sylmar Methodist Church on
Sunday, Nov. 5.
The receipts of the supper held az
Raw View last Thursday evening
amounted to $3.50.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. William M. Pogue on Tnurs-
dav. Nov. 9Th, at 2.30 P. M.
over 1900 cunning licenses nave
haan issued by Clerk of the Court
Lewis for gunners in this county.
The new 15oO-pound bell for the
M n. church, arrived this week ana
was placed in the tower WEDNESDAY
afternoon.
Election Day, November Z, and
Armistice Day, Nov. II, being legal
HOLIDAYS. the banks will be closed on
both dates.
Mushroom shipments from the
Avondale station started last Week.
with an average daily consignment
Of four hundred baskets.
George Barnett has sold ms
greenhouse property of five acres
on East Market street, OXFORD, "
lewis Phillips of Glen Moore, Pa.
The total registered vote in Cecil
county is s,5O5. The table, givlns
number of voters and party ann
alton, is published elsewhere IN TINS
issue.
The Muskin Shoe Company, OF
paltimore. is seeking an adequate
building and site in Havre de Grace.
The plant would employ about ooV
men.
intending to move from Rising
sum G. c. McDougal will dispose OF
his household goods and blacksmltn
tools at public sale Saturday NOV
IL.
stricken with apoplexy while at
work at the B. & O. station at New
ark. Del, where ne was freignt
agent. John Conner died suddenly
Oct 81. r.
All women interested in properly
marking the ballot, so as TO aVoiu
mistakes, are invited to attend a
meeting in the Friends Meeting
room on Saturday, at 8 p. m.
Among those awarded scholar
shin at Johns Hopkins University
baltimore. are w. T.. Anderson, w.
w Aldrich and F. w. Jackson, Oh
Cecil County, in the School OF En-
gineering.
The "cut off, in the Elkton- Perry
vile state road, that eliminates tne
Two dangerous overhead railroad
bridges, near Chariestown, has been
completed.
Mummers held high carnival on
4
our streets Halloween. Little ana
Mo folks were out, masked and IN
costume, enjoying themselves ano
paying silent visits in the homes IN
town.
The last brick was laid on the
tower OF the new church on Satur-
day. The skaters are rapidly put,
ting ON the. roof and expect to COM
nlete roofiing the entire building py
\ Monday.
Mrs. Ruth A. Gilmore. intending
to discontinue housekeeping VIII
Mold a public sale of household
goods. saturday afternoon, Nov. 4
at i o'clock. on the premises west OF
Rising Sun.
Quite a number of our citizens
w;tnessed the Halloween parades
ana celebrations in Elkton and OK
ford. Both these towns did them
selves proud with the observance o.
the occasion this year.
The destruction of the barn OF
the farm Of the late Mrs. Frances
nunlop. near West Grove on Sa'
urday evening, by fire, has give'
rise to suspicion that 1t was tins
work of an incendiary. All tne
crons and farm machinery were lost
Four horses and bull were burne'
to death.
The result of the registration tni'
year in Rising Sun District, tnt
s,xth. shows % new names added tt
1.-The list, all white. Party affiliation,
Knows eleven are Democrats anf
eleven Republicans. Seven OF tn
newly registered voters were wo
men. Thirty-six names were str1cK
ON from the list in this Dlstrlct