The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1928-09-14

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az. and continue ten days.
The Swarthmore Chautauqua a.
Cecilton, will be held September IL,
10, and continue ten days.
clinic for diseases OF the chest
will be conducted in Health Center
Ellxton, Wednesday, Sept. IL, az
1880 a. m.
The Department of Maryland, Am
erican Legion, has selected Ocean
City as the place for holding its an
nual state convention next year.
+. willard Crothers, of Elkton,
has purchased the George G. Biddle
property, on West High Street, in
that town, and will take possession
about October !.
The State Council of Maryland,
Sons and Daughters of Liberty, will
hold its fourteenth annual State con-
vention in Havre de Grace, October
rs and 26.
John H. Terry has purchased lot
from Harry Buckley, in the rear OF
the Barclay Reynolds property, and
has broken ground for the erection
of new dwelling.
Caught in the act Of stealing
chickens belonging to William H.
pyle, of Cecilton, James Cooper,
colored, has been lodged in Elkton
Jail and is held for Court.
The Revival meetings which open
ed in the Church of the Nazarene,
North East, on September 2, will be
continued until September LIZ, con-
Quoted by Rev. James T. Mattin,
Evangelist.
The Board of Supervisors OF Elec-
tions for Cecil County, has set Tines.
days, October and 8, as the days
for registration in this county this
year. Tuesday, October Is, will be
revision day.
Citizens of Abingdon, Hartford
Acounty, are proposing the erection OF
hospital at that place, and an or
kization committee is being form
Rno hope to raise fund OF $685.
10 erect and maintain the build
ing.
Joe Sipala, who has conducted a
shoe repairing establishment i'll Elk
ton, for several years past, has pur-
chased from the GiIpin estate, the
property on North Street, EIkton, for
many years occupied by Giles, as e
restaurant.
Detective Milton M. Baldwin OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad police de-
partment, is nursing three broken
fingers received while arresting
Charles Keller. a.ssoldier from the
Edgewood Arsenal, who was acting
in d disorderly manner at the Perry
vile passenger station.
Miss Mary f. Baker, r. N, OF
bloomsbury, Pa, graduate OF the
Scranton, Pa, Hospital Training
school, will take charge of Union
Hospital, Elkton, on Sept. 18th, as
Superintendent and Principal of the
Training school for Nurses, vice Miss
Evelyn F. Pierson, R. NJ, resigned.
Master Glen Arville Downin, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Downin, OF
Port Deposit, had his foot badly
mangled in the engine Of a motor
boat on Labor Day. He was taken
to DR.. Richards Hospital and while
the injury is serious it is thought the
foot can be saved.
The second annual registered
shoot was held on the Elkton Gun
Club grounds under auspices of Elk
ton Gun Club, Sept. l. STANDBY
Evans, of Elkton, carried off high
honors for the day, breaking SO out
of possible 100 targets, and won
the Cecil County Amateur Cham
pionship.
The jury summoned by Coroner
Howard Green, Of Elkron, over the
body of Mrs. John F. Montgomery,
OF Bay View, who was killed by an
automobile in North East, while at
tending the fireman's carnival there,
rendered verdict to the effect the
woman came to her death, from be-
ing struck by an automobile driven
BY Sterling Jackson, of Perry Point,
and that the accident was an un-
aXNidable one.
- ne Nottingham, Pa, band, years
ago fiourshing organization, owning
\ fine set of instruments. as well as
khe public hall in Nottingham, which
they built, has gone the way of most
country bands. The hall and instru-
ments have been sold. The building
was purchased BY Joseph Morris for
4 s70O. The instruments brought
anywhere from 81 to So apiece