The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-01-04

About seventeen Ripsies last week pitched
thtlr tents and eEcamped IN the grove belong
ing to Upton Brothers, about Onc-foIrth OF a
mIe north u Jarr"ltsv.llc. They came to this
place from Delta and were moving Southwark.
I, me REGULAR quarterly meeting q the West
f. Church. Jarrettsylo, on Monday, January
18th Preaching at 3 L. NJ, Sunday, January
l3Ln. ana lO.O A. NJ. on Monday, ltth after
whlch the conference viii convene for the trans
action ot regular business. Lunch will be serv-
ed at the parsonage.
Last Sunday week while Mr.. Daniel Hid was
engaged in chOppng wood. limb from one OF
the trees which he had felled was partly buried
IN the ground. One end spriuging back struck Mr..
Hild 10 the palm of his left hand. decorating it
deeply and causing an extremely painful wound.
DIR. w. l.. Smith rendered surgical aid.
Services appropriate to Christmas were obscrv-
ed at Salem Evangelical church. at 10 A. VI
Chrlstmay day. An interesting feature of these
services was the part taken by the children,
when consisted Of Rotations. dialogues and
music. Each scholar was prcsente with a hand
some menentO of the occasion.
About 3 p. NJ. Tuesday. smoke and flames were
seen TO issue from the house of Mr. Frank Strife
hon The discovery was made in time and what
mBht nave re6ultt d 10 serious conilagratiun was
happily avcrtcd 10y the timely applIca ion Of a
lew buckets OF water. The fire was caused by
sparks falling from the tiue upon the roof The
damage WIS slight.
Miss Minnie ChirneS, ia at home to spend the
holidays from the Ladies Seminary in Western
MsryIana' which she haS been attending.
JAN. lst.-A brilliant wedding took pnce in
Bethel Presbyterian Church, December 26th AZ
7. NJ. The contracting parties were Mr.. Will
liam Rarnpley. Jr., ami Miss II. LIZZIE Deets-
The Rev. WIN. I. Stull was the Officiating minis.
ter The bride, beautiful blonde, wore a neat
fitting dress OF olive Henrietta cloth, trimmed
with fat silk Nalenciennes lace. Her Orna.
ment5 were orange blossoms. In her left hand
she carried magnificent bouquet OF Marcel
Neil buds. The groom was lastly attIrcd in
neat-nttinR black. The usherS were MessrS. G.
Frank Deets, brother OF the bride, and Edwin
STREET. Miss Minnie Cairnes rendered Mrndels.
snhnS wedding march, in IA pleasing aud effcc-
tive style, as the couple entered the church,
Alter the ceremony, MS hey left the church. Miss
Cairnes played the Lohengrin wedding march
grand reception was given the bridal party at
the home of the bride, IN which a large number
OF friends participated. The presents to the bride
were many. costly and useful. The groom is
widely known ms me OF the most thrifty. ener-
Retic anu rising young farmers of this district. -
The bride is II very attractive and accOmplIshe
young lady and Is well known by host of friends.
who wish the newly married couple a life of
Highiy interesting Services appropriate to the
closing Uf the SUNDAY School TOR the season oc-
CURED at Bethel Church, last Sunday morning
consisting OF rccitatIoHs, addresses and bret
was the excellent music rendered by the choir,
under the efficient Leadership OF Mr. c. A.
Carries. A subscription was taken after III,
services for the purpose OF liquicatng the resi-
due uf The debt on the Churcn. About son
still remain unprovidcd for. Nearly all OF the
pc "6 are rented. The new system will 20 into ef.
feet Jan lary Bih. Strangers are always welcome
and will be provided with seats by the uShers.
DIXIE,