The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1927-04-15
Good Friday.
Sunday next is Easter.

Sunday next is Easter.
Plum trees the first in bloom.
More snow Saturday. Some left
over March weather.
The ponies will start at Havre de
Grace track on Saturday, April 16.
Hog cholera is reported to exist
on the premises of G. H. Boyer, near
Mt. Zoar, in the Eighth District.
A clinic for diseases of the chest
will be conducted in Health Center,
Elkton, Wednesday, April 20, 1890.
The farm of DR.. William ]. Jack,
near Liberty Grove has been leased
by State Game Department for a
game preserve
The public schools of the county
closed on Thursday of this week for
the Easter holiday, and will reopen
Tuesday, April 10.
The dates selected by Singerly
Fire Company of Elkton, for their
annual carnival this year are Aug
ust IL to 20, inclusive.
A delegation from Colora appear
ed before the County Commissioners
last week, in reference to the road
from Korner Ketch to Liberty Grove.
The stockholders of the Hartford
nxin 1f,yr
tion voted to contribute $2,500 an
nually to the Hartford County FAN
Association.
Two hundred and twenty-eight
pounds of rock fish were landed in
one haul in the North East river
last week, by William Heverin, 'o1
Charlestown.
j. Deaver Cooke, for the past two
years assistant Principal of North
East High School, has been appoint
ed a member of the faculty OF Ok.
ford High School.
The Circuit Court for Cecil Coun.
ty reconvened Tuesday, April II, the
condemnation case of the P. b. & w
r. r. Company VS.. McNally ant
bthers,. being set for trial.
Rev. H. c. Hall has filed request
to the Maryland M P. Conference
for a years leave of absence in order
to accept the position as business
manager of the Bel Air Times.
Fire of unknown origin destroy
ed the barn ON the old Fields pro
perty, near North East, owned by
Earl Armour. Two mules, two cow
and a colt perished in the flames.
Contractor Slick, of Elkton, has
fleet of trucks hauling stone from
the station here, and placing it along
the macadom roads in this section
1t will later be used in top DRESSING
the roads.
Wilson L. Coudon, Deputy In
surance Commissioner, formerly o.
Perryville, who has been in IL! healtl
the past year, suffered relaps
and is seriously i'll at his apartments
in Baltimore.
John l.. Hall has sold his property
near Sylmar, embracing seven acres
to R. N. Barker, of Arlington, Pa.
who specializes in Pommette Pomer
anian dogs. The purchaser will
movehis kennels to the Sylma.
property,
"A concrete pavement, with apron
reaching to the concrete roadbed
store and Pogue & Reberson's store
by contractor Ryan and force OF
workmen. The improvement is q
fine one.
Capt. Russell M. George, of &C
E., M. N. g., Elkton, has been not
fed by the State officials, that tn
First Maryland Regiment, of whicl
Co f is a portion will go into, annua
encampment at Camp Cascade, July
% to August 9Th.
One blast of the fire siren will be
sounded on Thursday evening OF
each week@ This is for the purpose
OF summoniifg the members OF the
Community Fire Company for drill
An alarm of fire is two or more
blasts of the siren. Listen and you
will know whether it is a fire or not
Zion Presbyterian Sunday schoo
has been reorganized by the elec
ton of Mearns Moore as Superln
tendent; Assistant, Charles Morris
Secretary and Treasurer, Miss Edn;
Moore; Organist, Miss Florence
Hunter; Assistant, Miss Claire
Morris.
Prof. ]. Marshall Thompson, prin-
eipal of the high school at North
East, this county, for the past nine
years, who has rendered his res
ignation to the Cecil County Schoo.
Board, has accepted a position as
member OF the faculty OF the OK
ford. Pa. high school.