The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-03-28
JarrettsvilIe Affairs,
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Reported for The Egis.

Reported for The Egs.
MARCH GA literary and dramatic enter
tainment will be held in Jarrettsville school
house, Friday evening, April 4th, for the
benefit of the school.
Mr.. Isaac H. Cairnes is critically i'll with
bronchitis.
Mrs F. Bowie Smith died of paralysis, at the
residence of her son, DR.. w. l.. Smith, on the
23d instant. in the Esd year of her age. She was
buried at Dunkirk Calvert county, where she
formerly resided.
The Sunday School of the NJ Z. Church South
was reorganized last Sunday, by electing j.
w. jarrett, Superintendent DR.. w. l.. Smith,
Assistant Superintendent e. N. Hamilton and
&. Bay, Secretaries Miss Ida Street,, Librar-
ian, and Miss Nina j. Upton, Treasurer.
Bethel Sunday School will be reopened on
Sunday, April g.
very pleasant entertainment was given, at
the residence of Mr.. a. S. Upton and brother.
The spacious rooms were crowded with guests,
who enjoyed themselves only young folks
can. The welIladen refreshment table con-
tributed not u little to the pleasure of the
evening
Among those present Misses Carrie
Watt, Irene Miller, CLARA Lynch, julia Jarrett.
Annie Metzel. Minnie Cairnes, Gerte aud Allie
Gross, Nora Hazett, Nellie Walden burg, Grace
Bay, Fanny Lynch, Ida Street, and Messrs. e.
N. Hamilton, K. Gross. j. NJ. Hendrix, s. Mil
Ter, Harry Ward, Samuel Street,, Geo. and
Will Bay, Charles and Robert Ramplev, e. F.
Galley. DIXIE
Churchville News.
Reported for The Egs.
MARCH 25.-Prof Hopkins will give two
evenings of Illustrated Art and Travel and illu-
minated dissolving views, at the Churchville
Presbyterian Church, on Easter Monday night
and Tuesday following. Proceeds for the bene-
fit of the Sunday School.
Mr.. A. b. Hanson, for many years resident
of this place, formerly merchant here and
now postmaster, has been appointed clerk in
the Census Office in Washington. Mr. Hanson
is an efficient, genial and accommodating gen.
tleman, and his departure from our midst is
lamented He will eater upon his duties next
Monday.
Mr.. John Riley lost a valuable animal, last
week, and Messrs. Ewing Bros of Level, have
one very sick.
Judge aud Mrs. Henry D. Harlan and DR.. Her
bert Harlan, of Baltimore, spent Sunday last
with their parents, DR.. and Mrs. David Harlan,
of this place.
Miss Bessie Hinkson, of Aberdeen, is visiting
her aunt, Miss Orcina Hanson.
Miss Laura Hanson is visiting relatives in
Baltimore.
Muttonsburg News.
Reported for The Egs.
MARCH A.-La grippe, like the Arab, has
folded his tent and silently stolen away. Measles
appear to be the prevailing epidemic now. Mr..
Edward Mccain is one OF Its victims.
Mr.. Thomas Morris has peach trees in bloom
but would rather they had deferred this orna-
mentation for awhile.
Master Thomas Morris has large green toma-
toes on his vines and expects them TO ripen
soon.
Mr.. John Bolts, who was injured in the Paper
Mills, is much better. DR.. }. Edwin Michael,
of Baltimore, with whom his physician con-
suited, decided not to amputate the remaining
portion of the arm Mr.. Bolts has been great
sufferer and his case has excited much sympathy.
Miss Effie Carr after spending several days
with relatives here, has returned to her home
at Castleton.
Miss Emma hugg, of Baltimore, is visiting
relatives in this place. Miss Carr and Miss
Hugo are both accomplished musicians and are
consequently always welcome visitors to the
neighborhood. KANGAROO.