The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1883-03-02
Nei911hnr11und Ne1us.
Aberdeen.

Mr.. Richard G. Wells and Miss Lottie Ellsworth
jackson were married at Bush M. e. Church, last
silk Rev. W. q. Herbert pronounced the happy
and ESward i Ghesney were he usbers. and MI MI
@. w. Baker played wedding march from Mas
aniello. A reception was given the bridal party
at the residence ct Mr. Charles Osborn, the same
Mrs. @. W. Baker, who is the organist at Bush.
was recently presented with a handsomely bound
copy of Longfellows poems by the members of
Rev j. Fl. Marsh. pastor of Aberdeen NJ. E. Cir
cult was surprised with visit from large number
of friends and members of Garrettsons church.
last Monday week. The old folks of the church
came at night, each in turn taking full possession
of the parsonage. The larder and horse stable
we're both well supplied; The guests thought
crystal wedding, but they were one week in adj
vance, but many presents appropriate for such
an anniversary were brought and hearty congrat-
Blenheim Lodge, l. o. o. F., has purchased new
and handsome paraphernalia which will be used
at next Lodge meeting for the first time.
The spring like weather of last Sunday had the
effect OF largely increasing the congregations in
the churches
The Sunday School Anniversary was held at
the Presbyter church, last Sunday morning.
The pastor. Rev. W. W. Campbell, preached q
sermon to the children, and afterwards awarded
premiums to the scholars.
Professor Woodruff, of the Johns Hopkins
select reading, last Thursday, I'D at the Presby-
terrain church. The audience was small, yet the
professor acquitted himself WELL:
On last Friday evening, a brilliant entertain
ment in the way of a CONCERT and exhibition, was
given at the Southern Methodist Church. The
eou no Ta get seats The rose az
past seven and the entire school Joined in singing
'.Sutfer the Children to come unto Me-" Rev. ].
welcome was given by the choir, in words APP
propriate, composed for the occasion by Mr.. o. c.
ElnrpnQn t'raVanatnn. RQaQnn
Brudder Sam and l." by Mrs. J. II. Mi Ter reet
tations1"Not so Easy" by Eddie Wells; "The
SnEae TsS .da waferP@l
lion" Counting Melinda" "Rhoda Hunts Rem
Wth M ana @ anS al the
]: Steele, only four and a-half years old, spoke
piece that was heartily applauded;, The singing
was under the direction Of Mr.. o. G. Michael, and
Mr.. John II. Miller was boss of the rest. The
proceeds amounted to $37.
Mr.; W; A: Wells cut his right hand very badly
one day last week. The wound was in the fieshy
part of the palm, nearly into the bone and about
an inch in length. 1t had to be sewed up, and
there being no physician near, Mr.. Benjamin
Herring did the work. We have dubbed him
| doctor"
One of the span of blacks belonging to Mr.
| Thomas Morgan got away from the hostler, last
Saturday, and in jumping over the gate leading
| into Mr.. Hanways stable yard, the latch of the
gate caught In her flesh Just under the groin,
sewed up the wound.
The drug store lately opened by Mr.. George
Hoffman, at Its head, and the enterprise is meet
| ing with encouragement.
Rev j. W. Steele will lecture on 1.-THE Life of
Christ" at the Southern Methodist church. next
Wednesday night, March eth. Views with the
magic lantern will be used to illustrate the lee
| ture.
Mr.. VIM. E. Jewens. ST., died at his residence.
| near Carsin's Run, last Sunday night. Deceased
had been conf led to his bed with complication
| OF diseases for three months past His funeral
| took place at Hoopmans chapel, last Wednes-
| day. VIAToR.