The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-11-09
CECIL COUNTY VOTE

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Misses Bertha and Rose Gleason.
trading as The Won ans Shop in
Havre de Grace, have filed petition
in the United State District Court
for Maryland asking to be adjudicat-
ed bankrupts.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Cameron at
tended the wedding reception held
at the Hotel du POI 1T, in Whining
ton on the evening of Nov. 1, given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ar thur T. Cameron
in honor of Mr. an Mrs. Theodore,
Roosevelt Dantz.
The Soldiers Mel norial Associa-
tion of Cecil Count y, again invites
all the people of thi county to send
flowers on the morn ing of Armistice
day (Monday, Move mber 12th,) to
the Court House ya1 d, in Elkton, to
decorate the Soldier Monument.
William Mills, wh was with the
Elkton Banking and Trust Company
at Rising Sun and Ii ater in the Elk
.on Bank, has been transferred t.
he Chesapeake City Bank, wher.
ne has assumed the duties of CASH
Ter.
The Rev. Francis F. Lynch, for
several years in ehs rye of Rock
Spring parish, Harfo rd county, has
recently received a tiatterlng call
from Buffalo, NJ ", to become the
associate of the Rev +. DR.. Wyatt
Brown at St. PamRs Cathedral in
hat city.
Mr.. and Mrs. WMlia m R. Crew of
<ennedyville, Kent CO unity, have an
4Cunced the engageRt ,nt of their
laughter, Miss Ann IL lizabeth Crew,
% Edgar Davis LuHSSy The mar
riage will take placa a the horne OF
he brides PARENTS .on Saturday,
November "a.
H. Stockton Star-st, of Kent coun-
y, has purchased 100 turkeys from
4 grower near Cecilton, for which
ne paid S542. Albert J. ems, living
1ear Still Pond, has 500 birds at
present, Mrs. H. M Bake r 1000 anc
Mrs. M. E, Biggers, of Millington.
500, which she will sell to stock
.aisers
chimney fire at Nee per Edwards
home on West Main stI 'eet Tuesday
afternoon, caused the ire Company
o respond, but Kilfso0 and hand
made flu rther action
AS a hi gh wind was
blowing at the time / section of
Auto Row would pnl0bt IDLY have suf-
cred had the flames not been sub
lued promptly.
Galena, Kent co1nah, :, is to have
$4,000 addition enWe ed to its High
chool building. Tmt contract has
een awarded to IT, p ippin, of Ches-
ertown. Due tW tn 3 consolidation
f rural schools the present struc-
ure has become over-crowded
'atrons of the sGAO oil have offered
D assist in the tinaM cling of the new
Work vii | begin at once.
1t cost Samugn O. rtman, of Lam
aster county, Pan $34.75 to catch
muskfat the day before the open
lg OF the seasaIu last week. Ort-
IAN was arrestE&i ON the charge OF
'apping fur-taEw ing animal out OF
eason, and alsD ith trapping with
ut license. 0a / the first charge
g paid fine vi $40, and on the
&c ond $40. We also paid costs
to 81. rs.
A large ha b arrack, and contents
n the farm OF = Gideon Berricks,
ear Turkey Point, was totally de-
,royed by ire on Tuesday night of
lst week. THE origin of the fire is
OF known .NoutAh East tiremen
ssponded tD the alarm and with a
ood strea N oof water pumped from
lie river ! ~ their engine, prevented
lie spread nf flames to other farm
ructures
After Mr,g IN the eafploy of the
ennsylv; si&a railroad company for
rty yea .H; and nine mOAths, Geo.
: Camp hell, of Havre de Grace, has
zen ret :tred from active duty and
s nam emlaced on the Honor Roll.
Mr. alEpbell was born in Coates
lie, +; }. He entered the service on
e Ma Ftnand Division as freight
AIKEN ON, on January Is, 1883.
SeI t-eeO, 1891, he was promoted
ne1eht conductor which posi-
IN e.haad when retired. During
10 nsyyNears of service with the
ilro; NJ, l,lMr- Campbell was called
ION aanumbcr OF times to act as an
sist E,ht ward, master at PerryyiIle.