The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-08-27
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Personal Mention.

Miss Belle Paca, of Baltimore, is visiting
Mrs. Herbert s. Flowers, of Bel Air.
Miss Alice Quigley, of Baltimore, is guest
of Mrs. A. W. Curry, at Shane.
Miss Sallie Delcher, of Baltimore, is spend
ing August with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Archer,
of wilma.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pearl Wilson, of Bel Air,
are at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer H. Jarrett, of Balti-
more, but former residents of Hartford county,
are at Bedford Springs, Pennsylvania.
We are glad to announce that Mr.. John II.
Nagle, of Fulford, has so far recovered from
his recent illness as to be able to drive to Bel
Air
Mr.. NJ. Barratt Walker, formerly of Bel Air,
was welcome visitor to The 1Fgis Office on
Friday.
Miss Viola Bayne, of Govanstown, is visit
ing her grandfather, Mr.. Joseph H. Multi
neauX, at Bradenbaugh.
NJ. Elmer J. Cook is i'll with ma!aral fever
at the residence cf his parents, Greencastle,
Pa.
Mr.. Charles f. Ferdall has returned to his
duties as Equity Clerk Of the Circuit Court of
Baltimore county, after pleasant visit to his
old home, near Watervale.
Mrs. }. William Bauer, Of Havre de Grace,
is visiting friends at Rock Hall, Kent county.
Mayor K. X. Nanneman, of Havre de Grace
is in attendance upon the National Bankers
Convention, now in session at Detroit, Michi-
gan.
Mrs. John w. Carver and Miss May Carver
of HAVE de Grace, are visiting relatives in
Dover, Del.
Misses Eliza Porter and Annie Carr, Of
Hackettstown, n. y, are guests of Miss Cora
Spencer, Havre de Grace.
Miss Olive Chesney, Of Baltimore, is guest
of Miss Allie Raymo, of Aberdeen.
Miss Florence Bonsal, of Waverley, is visit
| ing Miss Laura I.ytle, at Federal Hill.
Miss Mary Whitaker, of Forest Ill., is visit
ing Miss Lille Hook, at Towson.
Rev. E. o. Ewing, of Pittsyille, Wicomico
county, is visiting relatives in Hartford coun-
ty.
Miss Dora Wiley. of NorrisviIle, is the guest
of Miss Amira Nelson, Maryland Line, Balti
more county.
Mrs. Laura Lemon, of Trenton, n. j., is
visiting her father, Mr.. Joseph Bennington,
near Ludwig.
Miss Margaret Sweeney, of Baltimore, is
visiting friends in Bel Air.
Miss Lottie Campbell, Of StewartstowD, is
visiting her mother, in Bel Air.
Miss Lille Wiles has returned to her home
In Aberdeen, after pleasant visit to Miss
Oleita II. Harkins, of near Delta.
Miss Maggie O'Meara and her brother, Will
lie, are spending few days with Miss Julia
Batemau.
Miss Grace Simpson, of Baltimore, and Miss
Lille McCummings, of Bel Air, are guests Of
the Misses O'Brien, of Ady.
An infant child of County Commissioner
Durham, is lying very sick at its parents
home near Cooptown.
Mrs Eben N. Baldwin and daughter, OF
| Claymont, and Miss Ella c. Touchstone, OF
Port Deposit, were registered at 1.-The Ocean
| Wave" Ocean Grove, n. j., last week.
Mics Hattie Mckenzie, of Baltimore, is a
| guest of Miss Maggie Keen, of Broadway,
| Bel Air.
Mr.. Edwin S. Maxwell, of Pleasant Grove,
Lancaster county, Pa, has removed with
his family to Thomas Run.
| Miss Mabel Patterson, of Wilmington, Del.
| is visiting friends at Creswell.
| Miss Catherine Wood, who has been visiting
| Miss Mamie Twining, at Forest Hill, has re-
turned to her home in Baltimore.
| Mr. William L. Wallis and son, Howard
are attending the national encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic at Buffalo.
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are guests of the Misses Ely, OF Forest Hill.
Mr. Adam McGraw is lying very i'll at the
residence of Mr.. George j. Finney, Church
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Walsh Emory, Miss Ross
and Master Ceryl Emory, Miss Dollie ant
Rosalie Klug, all of Baltimore, are visiting
Mr. William r. Wallis, near Forest Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carroll, of New Por
News, Va, ard Mrs. John Wilson ant
Mr. Robert Wilson, of Philadelphia, are visit
ing Mrs. John Carroll, near Fawn Grove.
Is Life Worth Living?
cusable for thus inteIrogating himself, it is th
unhappy mortal who suffers from malaria il
| some one OF its diabOlical forms. This is NJ
| diiIicnlt couuudrum, however Life is wort
| living by any man or woman who enjoys gOOt
| health and il not hHrraSsed by IL rcprU0chtu
conscience. The malariai scourgt, heavily iait
on, is n terrible one for the poor sufferer to en-
durc. series Of frcelings, screenings nH
sweatinYS- the last leaving one as Imp and II
strengthIess las dish rag, are hard indeed, re
curing as they do with hcudish regularity
Hustrtters Stomach Bittcrs is the world wild
known preventive and curative of this class q
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