The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-12-11

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- Letters testementary upon the estate ,
81 Henry PEPPER have been granted to Elk
"a PEPPER.
81 Mr. james B. Sample, who has latel
4 been residing in Delta, has removed to h
4 old home at Lapidum.
The ducking season still continues fai
the number of canvas-backs killed bein
greater than for several years.
Col Ohio S Lee celebrated his brthda
on Sunday last by dinner in which he wa
Joined by 4 few intimate friends.
Letters of administration have beer
granted by the Orphans Court to Silas Bald
win upon the estate of William Baldwin.
The Christmas entertainment of th
Presry teri4n sunday School will be held il
the church at P NJ, Monday, December y
The wilma W. c. T. [. Will hold parlo
meeting Oh Thursday evening, December Il
at : O'Clock at the residence of Mrs Nathanie
Ho!!tugsworth.
List OF uucallcd for letters remaining il
the Sci Air Post Office Mrs. Alonza Barnes
Mr. :. W. GreaIway, one package; Miss
Rebecca Glenn.
Rev Samuel C. WATSON pastor of the
ChurcAville, Presbyterian church, has declin.
ed The call recently made by the Light street
church, Baltimore.
Mrs Elizabeth Richardson, widow Of the
Iate Henry Richardson, near Bel Sir, who has
been III for several weeks threaeued with
paucaonia is improving.
Mr.. W. Payne Norris. of NorrisyiIe and
Miss Irene Grove, Of Draco, Pennsylvania,
were married on Thanksgiving day, at the
home Of the brides parents.
MIR. James P. Monks and Miss Rosa May
Beal Of Federal Hill, were married last
Thursday evening at the NJ. P. parsonas e.
Bel Ajr, by Rev. $ B. Tredway.
Miss Iessic Amoss, of Benson, Hartford
county, has been elected fourth vice-presi-
dent and Mr.. Elmer B. JefTery, of Bel Air,
corresponding secretary, of the EasC Balti-
more District Epworth League.
-Rev. f. {. Gallaher was taken suddenly
i'll at his residence on Gordon st, on Tuesday
night, and it was at first supposed that lie was
suffering from a stroke of paralysis.
a valuable horse belonging to Mr.. Philip
sewall of Kellville, was stolen on Sunday
night. The horse was afterward found, it
having been turned loose by the thief.
MIR. Hervey Hobart Colburn. brother of
Rev. L. y. Colburn, died suddenly at his home
in Philadelphia, on Thursday, the 81 instant.
He was buried at Milford, New Jersey.
Miss Annie Martin, daughter of the
late Thomas Martin and Mr. James Spies
were married at st. Francis Church, Abng-
don by Rev Father Sartori, on Sunday.
The Sunday School connected with the
Methodist Protestant Church, of Bel Air, has
decided 10 hold its annual Christmas enter
tainment on Tuesday evening, December 20.
Joseph Coleman, colored, was committee
to Jail on Saturday by Justice Baekey, of
Havrc de Grace, for the action of the grand
jury, charged with assaulting Mary Douglas,
co!ored.
The Fountain Green W. c. I. L. will hold
their monthly public meeting December 18th,
at 7.3O P. NJ. A good speaker is expected.
Business meeting Monday evening, Decem-
Der 2lst.
The regular monthly meeting of the
"%hat-so eyer'' circle of Kings, Daughters,
will meet at the residence of Mrs. J. Il.
Reckord, Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 1G, at
! o'clock.
Francis Mitchell Council, No. 1853, Jr, o.
[. A. NJ, will present a flag to jefferson
School. Caysius' Run, on Friday, Dec. II.
Addresses will he delivered by Hon. Vim. b.
Baker. Willard Il. Rouse, Rev. Z. II. Lamar
and Willard z. Wright.
Mr. Isaac n Sanncr, of wilma, detected
couple OF thieves in the act of stealing one
of his horses on Monday night They had the
horse saddled and bridled and We're about to
leave when Mr. Sauner fred at them. They
Immediately and hurriedIy departed, and sue
ceeded in making good their escape.
A valuable horse belonging to Messrs. c.
T. Barnes & Go. was taken sick on the road
on Tuesday afternoon near the Rocks of Deer
Creek. ard died before assistance could lie
found. Il was one Of a pair which had teen
hired by commercial traveller, and been
driven moderately. 1t is supposed that it was
a case Of cole.
A, Mrs. George /. YanBbber and Mrs.
Amaae.i were on their way to 81. Mary's
Church, Eruorton, on Sunday. their horse
was suddenly taken sick anu fell Mcssrs. J.
&. Rouse aAaJ. {. TrUndie who were close by,
rendered their assistance and the ladies were
taken home by them. The horse recovered
sufficiently 10 be rode home IN short time.
Iii illustrated lecture will be delivered at
Highland Prcsby terrain Church on Friday,
December lslh. by Rev. George E. Jones, d.
d. Pictures showing incidents in the life Of
oar Lord. illustrating his spirit and teaching
and The customs of his time will be shown.
Humorous and other pictures will also be
shown. This lecture has met with great sue
cess elsewhere.
"A pleasant and profitable meeting of the
wilma Union was held Dee. End. at the home
Of Mrs. ". !. HollirEsworth. Regular busi-
ness was transacted. Juvenile work was
Thoroughly discussed. Supt's. are working in
their own special lines, and We feel that some
little good is being done for humanity. even
If our hands are so securely tied. parlor
meeting Of the Union will be held at the re-
sidence Of Mrs. j. B. IIoskins.