The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-09-20

Frost is reported on Thursday
morning of this week.
Racing at the Havre de Grace
track will begin on Friday, Sept. 20,
and continue until October 2.
The Northern Maryland Power
Company is extending it's distribu-
tion line from Calvert to Zion.
Cameron Brothers cannery, in this
town, finished the seasons pack OF
corn ON Wednesday of this week.
The sum of $35 was realized by
the bake held on Saturday afternoon
by the Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society.
West Nottingham Academy open
ed on Wednesday of this week for
it's one hundred and eighty-slxtE
scholastic year.
Two lambs in the pasture, on the
farm of ]. L. Stephens. near Rising
Sun, were killed by lightning during
a storm last week.
A large number of our residents
motored to Baltimore to attend the
Bi-centennial in that city, held on
the 18th, 18th and 14th.
Warren Craig, aged seven years,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Evan Craig
of North East, broke his lett arm
while trying to crank his fathers
motor truck.
The fourth annual exhibit of tie
Newaak Dahlia Association will be
held in the New Century Club, New
ark, Del, ON Wednesday and Thurs
day, Sept. 20 and rs.
The, Luken Bridge Co., York, Pa,
was the low bidder on the new con-
crete bridge to be erected over Big
Elk Creek on the new concrete road
Fair Hill to Appleton.
Francis Bratt youngest
w. d. Bratton, Tor Of tnv Cecil
County News, e ton. fractured his
right arm by falMng down stairs at
the home of his parents in that town.
Chicken thieves are active in the
neighborkood OF Earleville. MRS.
alfred Smith reports the loss OF
one hundred hens. Other farms
have also been visited and poultry
stolen.
U. S. Senator Millard E. Tydings
has been named a member or the
National Advisory Council, formed
10 finance and erect George Wash
ington Building in the National
Capital.
Mrs. Effie Kidd kad the misfor-
tune to fall down stairs at her nome
at Calvert early Wednesday morning
of last week and suffer the fracture
OF both wrists, which have been put
in casts.
Mrs. C. Leidy, of Newark, New
Jersey, has been appointed night
superintendent at Union Hospital
Elkton, succeeding Miss Stewart, VINO
has resumed her studies at WASH
ington, D. G.
The Community Fire Company
Band of Rising Sun, furnished music
for the festival and chicken-corn
SOUP supper held on Friday evening
last at Poplar Grove school, Ian
caster county.
MRS. G. E. Haines,l Mt. Welcome
near Rowlandville, received a postal
card from her nephew, Nevin Giles
pie, of Los Angeles, Cal. via Graz
zepp,in. on its round the world
trip U. S. Air Mail.
The Harford-Cecil Firemens AS
sociation, composed of volunteer
nremen of Hartford and Cecil coun-
ties. will meet in the New opera
mouse, North East, on THURSDAY
evening. October /.
Mrs. Hattie Stone, of Havre de
Grace, has been indicted by tneHar-
1ord county Grand Jury for tie muir
der of her son, George, in June oi
this wear. 1t is charged the young
man was poisoned by his mother IN
order to get his life insurance
Rev. David L. Quinn, Rector Oh
st. Mary's Protestant Episcopal
church, North East, has tendereo
his resignation to the vestry, enec-
tive September Is, and accepted
can as assistant to the Rev. +. D.
hohannan, Rector of st. Pauls
Church, Washington. D. Co. ROCK
Creek Parish. Mr.. Quinn came 10
St. Mary's, in June, 1928
Calvert w. C. T. U. has elected
the following officers for the ensu-
ing year: President. Mrs. Z. "
nngiand; vice-president, Mrs. Z. M
he,sler; secretary. Mrs. Iva McKin-
ney: treas. Mrs. Howard England