The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1922-10-06

School cleared $50 by their recent
bazaar.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Ella Hunt on Thursday, Oct.
18th, at 2:30Ap. m.
The dwellings Of Mrs. Jos. s.
Pogue and r. T. Cameron are being
improved by painting.
Liddell's cannery,j at Liberty
Grove, closed last week after pack
of $4,000 cases of tomatoes.
The Cecil County Community
Councils Exhibition will be held in
Elkton Armory, Oct. IS, 10 and 20.
The road from Rowlandville to
Liberty Grove has been improved by
a heavy coating of crushed stone and
screenings.
BY the will of John H. Flager OF
New York, a trust fund of 100000
is set aside for his sister, Mrs. Her
man Stump, OF Bel Air.
Thursday, October 18th, Coium-
bus Day, being legal holiday, the
Banks in Rising Sun will not be open
for business ON that date.
On Tuesday afternoon. Oct. 10th,
at 1850 O'Clock, the installation. OF
Rev. Stockbridge as pastor OF Zion
Presbyterian Church will take place.
The Mcdonald or "Scotten Farm"
OF 13O acres adjoining North East
has been sold by e. Kirk Brown,
Attorney. to- John w. Rehill. for
$7,250.
Search has been instituted for
Robert Carr. living ON the Theodore
Bye farm, in the Fourth District,
who disappeared from his home two
weeks ago.
The petition of Elkton Presby-
terian church for withdrawal from
the New Castle Presbytery was con-
sidered at the meeting OF the Pres
bytery this week.
Senator M. e. Tydings has filed
suit, for $4,000 against Mr.. G. W..
Crabbe, Superintendent Of the Anti
Saloon League Of Maryland, in the
Court Of Common Pleas in Balti-
more.
The Maryland and Pennsylvania
Railroad, will operate between Bel
Air and Baltimore, a "Motor-Coach," :"
a combination passenger and bag
gage car and locomotive propelled
by gasoline.
A special meeting of the Com
munity Fire Company will be held
in Friends Room, public hall build
ing. on Friday evening. Oct. s, at
1880 o'clock. A full attendance OF
members is urged.
william r. Cross. of Lynn, Mass,
driving Hudson coach. was arrest
ed in Bel Air last week. He had
stolen the car from +. A. Goddard,
OF Lynn, who the young man said.
was a close friend OF his father.
Rising Sun High School has or
ganized a foot ball team. Chas.
Ham has been elected manager. and
Richard Hanna captain. Coaches
Lindsay and Mowlds have some
promising material they are de-
veioping.
At a recent tubercular test OF
cows Howard England. of near Zion,
had eight out Of ten condemned. and
the entire herd Of ten cows belong
ing to Eugene England were found
to be affected.
It is reported that the supply de-
partment of the Veterans Bureau at
Perry Point will be removed and the
depot closed. In such an event sew
eral hundred Cecil county people
would be thrown out of employment.
Former Postmaster Peach OF
North East has been appointed as
sistant by Postmaster Dean. the new
incumbent. Misses Emily Peach
and Emma Reeder have resigned.
MISS f1eieu IdtChSA VIII AOA- -
Clerk.
D.. w. Grifith's way Down East"
win be the attraction at the River
side theatre, Port Deposit Friday
and Saturday, Oct. 6 and Z. Those
who have never seen this wonderful
picture will make no mistake by at
tending
Walter L. Main shows are due to
arrive in Havre de Grace next Sun
day to 60 into winter quarters, after
successful season OF five and one
half months on the road, in which
time it covered the greater part OF
the United States.
Rev. Clarence q. Wolfe. rector OF
st. Johns Church, Havre de Grace,
since December. 1920. has received
an invitation to become vicar OF the
Chapel OF the Redemption, Locust
Point, Baltimore. under the rector
ship OF DR.. Hugh Birckhead.