The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-08-21

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Miss Norma smith, Il very popular youn
lady OF navre de Grace, met with severe az
cident on Wednesday while riding her hicycl
in that city. She came into collision with
! friend so violently that she was hurled to tn
ground, several feet off. She received sc
we're cash across the throat. Dr. r. H. Smitl
was summoned and dressed the wound.
A social reunion of Christian Endcayor
ers was held at ''Springdale," the residenc
| of Mr. Milton f. Smith, near Norrisville, OF
Friday evening. 1t was a very enjoyable
affair and very well attended. Represent
atives 50 ere present from Fallston, TowSou
Stewarstown, Norrisville, and Fawn Grove
societies.
| The NJ. z. Camp meeting which is now IL
progress at Macomber's grove, near Delta, was
well attended on Sunday. The delightful rail-
which fell during the afternoon dispersed the
| crowd to a large extent.
| Mr.. James Ramsay Whiteford, of Cambria
and Mrs Mollie V. GLADDEN., of Street,, were
married in Baltimore, on Wednesday by Rev.
j. H. Sothoron, rector of Rock Spring p: +
church.
There will be a meeting of the Democrats
of Abingdon precinct at Hartford Furnace
store on Saturday 22d at P NJ. for the pur-
| pose of organizing Bryan and Sewall club.
! The concert at the Fair grounds on We'd
nesday night for the benefit of Emmanuel
Church was very well attended, and Melted
quite neat sum OF money.
Mrs. Juliet Cover, the aged mother Of
| Mrs. Joseph NJ. Street,, is lying very i'll
| the home of her daughter in Bel Air. She Is
in the SD year of her age.
The excessive drought has so fired the
corn in the first district that farmers have be
gun cutting in order to save the fodder.
Nineteen new members were enrolled in
the Bel Air Democratic club on Saturday.
The roll includes lS0 names at present.
The new Southern Methodist church at
Jarrettsville is expected to be ready for de
dication on Sunday, September 9th.
The delightfully."- cool weather of the past
few days has been in marked contrast with
the oppressive heat Of last week.
Mrs. Mary Salada and Miss Ella Deyln,
started on Wednesday for trip to Niagara
Falls
The work of raising the sunken barge
Sarah McNally, at Havre de Grace, is pro
crossing slowly.
The cornerstone of Abingdon NJ. E.
Church will be laid September /.
Personal Mention.
Miss Annie Krumm, of Baltimore is visiting
friends at Dry Branch
Miss Tenie Bay, of Waverley, is visiting
relatives in Hartford county.
Mrs. Edward NJ. Allen is seriously i'll at
her home in Darlington.
Mrs. Ellen Carter, of Baltimore is guest of
the Misses Bauer, Bel Air.
Miss Mollie Deran, of STREET., is visiting
friends in Stewartstown. Pa.
Miss Ida Spicer, of Baltimore, is visiting
Miss Eta Richardson, Bel Air.
Miss Cora Ridgely, of Baltimore, is visiting
Miss Edna Elliott, of Black Horse.
Miss Kate Richardson and Master Willie
Finney were at Ocean grove, this week.
Mr. Herbert Edgar, of Baltimore, is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Walter Harvard, of Abingdon.
Miss Cassie Price, of Baltimore, is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Joseph A.Price, at Abingdon.
Miss Grace Payne, OF Black Horse, is guest
of her uncle, j. Wiley Norris, ESD, at Norris
vile.
Mr.. William Woods, of the Rocks, raised
this year IS bushels of oats on two acres OF
ground.
Mr. James F. Slime and son, of Ashevile.
n. c., are visiting relatives at Hickory and
the Rocks.
Mrs. Augustus Proctor and son, Arthur, of
Philadelphia, are guests of Mr.. e. W. Proctor,
in Bel Air.
Miss Rose Henderson, of Towsontown, is
visiting her grandfather, MIR. Nathan Grafton,
near Forest Hill.
Miss May, daughter, of Mr.. W. Finney
Payne, is ill with typhoid fever at her home
near NorrisvIlle.
Miss Sadie Marstelcr, of Martinsburg, West
Virginia, is a guest of her aunt, Mrs. j. Martin
McNabb, of Macton.
Mrs. Jane K. Johns, formerly Of Abingdon,
but now of Baltimore, is visiting Mrs. James
Wilson, of Abingdon.
Mr.. Charles E. Fendall, Equity Clerk of the
Baltimore County Circuit Court, is visiting
relatives near Fallston.
Rev. E9W Wroth and wife, of Baltimore,
are visiting Mrs. Wroth's mother, Mrs. Mary
Price, near Darlington.
Miss Virginia P Reid and Misses Bessie and
Jessie Wetherill, of Baltimore, are visiting
the Misses Mechem, of Bynum.
Miss Ella E. Kirby and Mrs. }. Nelson
Black, Of Cecil county, are visiting he
Misses Barnes at Carpenters Point.
Miss Bessie X. Frey, cashier of the New
York Clothing House, is spending her vaca-
ton with friends in Hartford county.
Miss Katherine B. Wood, of Baltimore, and
Miss Mamie B. Norris, of White Hall, are
guests of Miss Mamie Twining, of Forest Hill.
Miss Edna Tagg, daughter of Rev. S 7.
Tagg, editor of the Methodist Protestant,
is a guest of Miss Alice Tredway of Bel Air
Mrs. Eva Campbell, of West Chester, Pa,
and her daughter, Miss Nellie, are visiting
Mrs Sarah Smith, at Springdale, near Norris
vile.
Rev Mr.. Fitzgerald and wife, of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, are guests of Mrs. Fitzgerald's
parents, DR.. and Mrs. W. W. Nirdin, Lapi-
DUN.
Mr. Frank Hunt who has been engaged in
the railroad business upon the island OF ia
maca, is spending some time with his family
in Bel Air.
Mrs. Archer L. Jarrett, Of Baltimore, will
sail today friday from New York, on the
steamer Manitoba, for Europe. She expects
to return about October l.
Col. Daniel Scott has returned from his
summer trip, and is again to be found in his
old haunts. He is much improved in health,
and looks vigorous and rejuyenated
Obituary.
Mrs Keziah c. S. jackson died OF paralysis
at her home in Darlington on Sunday, in the
eigbty-second year of her age. She was the
widow of the late Richard /. jackson, and
was a very estimable and highly respected
l. no Dar