The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1929-06-07

ChautauQua Will uC A0iu ~
ton June 10 to 22.
st. Agnes Chapel is being improv-
ed with a new coat OF paint.
Monday, July 1, Tome Memorial
M. e. Sunday school, Port Deposit,
Will run their annual excursion TO
Rochester.
Howard S. Vincent, OF Elkton, mas
been appointed Deputy State Coun-
c.lor for Elkton Council, No. ~, Jr.
Y. U. A. nj.
Wilson McVey is carrying his arm
in a sling, as the result OF fracture
OF the wrist suffered while cranklng
an automobile.
The Hartford County w C.. T. U.
held its 33rd annual convention IN
nel Air Methodist Protestant Churcn
ON Tuesday, June 4.
Fire Companies of Cecil and Har-
ford counties Will organize an inter-
county association OF departments
al perryville Wednesday, June 20
The Community Fire Company
Rand furnished music for the festl-
val keld on Tuesday evening, al
ZION, by the ladies Of the M. r.
church.
Mrs. Earl j. Helmbreck, OF near
ElKton mas resigned as a teacher OF
Lie howell school to accept posi-
ton in the New Consolidated School
at stanton, Delaware.
The New Central Hotel property
including the New Theatre, located
81 WAN street, Elkton, was sold at
attorneys sale to former Sherln
Harvey H. Mackey. for $56,OOO.
The members Of the graduating
class OF Eikton High School spent
s.zla ss,.sA. .aaaan IN q
sight-seeing trip. They were accom-
panied by prlncipar Guy johnson
ahd wife.
Srhe North East Boy Scouts, under
leadership of their Scout Master
..Sopn IL. Grant, motored to Gettys-
uurg, t'a.. on Frluay, and enjoyed
the day sightseeing over the famous
battlefield.
The dwellings on the Government
ReseryaLlon aC Ferry rolnt lnat are
10 be sold are being dlsmantled, the
uoors, bath room fixtures, ETC., being
taken out. Order to vacate has
been served on thirty-three families.
An auto bearing Pennsylvania
license was badly wrecked on Fri
uay morning at Perryville, when it
skidded and turned over. The car
had passed over the Susquehanna
RIVER orldge and was going down the
incline when the accident occurred.
No one was injured.
Prohibition Enforcement officers,
Sheriff Logan and Deputies lay In
wait in the woods near New Bridge
on Tuesday night and captured
three men operating a moonsklne
layout. The officers destroyed the
plant. which was large one, with
nineteen boxes of mash.
Following midsummer heat on
Decoration Day and Friday, the tenn
perature took decided drop on Fri
day night and.the weather since has
.ueen uuseasonaDly cool, with the
mercury nearly down to the freezing
point on several mornings. Frost
was reported Tuesday morning.
While repairing an electric re-
frigerator in the home OF MRS.
Jostphine McVey, Havre de. Grace,
Z. N. Cooper, of Perryvllle, was
painfully burned on Friday morning.
ny an explosion OF gas FUMES,
lgnited by a spark when he acci-
dentally touched an electric wire
with screw driver.
1u6 ElhLOA AAQhANAP0A NN~NAO>~'
he'd May 27, brought out 975 votes
OF the total registration of 1901.
Taylor w. McKenney was reelected
Mayor and John II. Minister and A.
Il. McVey commissioners. McKen-
ney polled 473 votes; Harry w.
rlppln, kis nearest competitor, S7l;
Standley Evans, the third candidate
for Mayor. 125 votes.
The thirty-seventh annual con-
ventlon of Maryland State Flremen's
ASSOCIATION Will be held at Lonacon-
ing, Md, June II to IA, inclusive,
with approximately 5000 volunteer
hremen in attendance. Community
Fire Company of Rising Sun, will be
represented. Mayor Broening. OF
Baltimore, with the city council. tre
board and other city officials will be
present for the mammoth parade on
Thursday afternoon, June 1S, and