The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-07-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

county.
The primary elections for delegates to TIL
State Convention will be held on Saturda.
next, 18th inst.
The total amount received in Baltimore
county for liquor licenses so far for lS9
amounts to 81, ;331.;5O.
The Pen Mar Farmers Club will meet Of
July l1.h at the residence OF Mr.. Thomas j
Brooks, Constitution.
The reports from different parts of Han
ford county indicate that the hay crop will
surpass all expectation.
Rev Mr.. Waldo, of Havre de Grace, ex
changed pulpits with Rev. Mr.. Hoover, OF
Z, rryville, on Sunday evening.
The institution of the Gambrill Textile
Work, has added materially to the population
of the city on the Susquehanna.
Tie cornerstone of the new Cooptown
NJ. f.. Church win be laid with Masonic honors
on tomorrow, Saturday morning
The attendance of pupils at the Havre de
Grace school during last year was 23G boys
and 25I girls, making a total of 1913.
by heat in Baltimore, on Friday and was sent
to the Baltimore University Hospital.
Key. w. 5. Edwards, Presiding Elder of
the East Baltimore district NJ. Z. Church,
preached at Bel Air on Sunday night.
The Weld of wheat in Hartford is report
ed as being above the average, some instances
heing reported at 40 and AZ bushels per acre.
LOYAL Council No. 81, Jr. o. U. \. will
hold an ice cream festival at the old Presby-
terrain Church. on Friday and Saturday, July
10th and l7th
The celebration of the Fourth Of July at
Darlington was somewhat iuterfered with by
the non. arrival of the fireworks, which were
To make prominent feature
Rev. a. A. Bichell, who was junior
pastor of the Bel Air Circuit, NJ z. Church,
was married in Baltimore last week to Miss
Edith NJ. Emmart, of that city.
MIR. Beecher w. House and Miss Harriet
T. Temple were married at the Highland
PRESBYTERIAN Parsonage on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Joshua Mccall acted as best man.
The first consignment OF wheat from Har-
ford county was sold on Friday at the Cham
Der of Commerce. 1t consisted of about five
hundred bushels and sold for I'll cents per
bushel.
"A game of base bal! will be played on the
Fair grounds on Saturday July 10th at 7:
NJ. between the preachers and physicians O.
the town on side and the bankers and law
yers on the other.
The ladies of Magnolia Sunday school
will hold festival at Mr. j. w. Browns
canning house on the evenings of Thursday.
Friday ard Saturday, July Is, IL and II. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the school.
Miss Ella D. Preston, daughter of Mr..
Henry Preston, and Mr.. John NJ. Hopkins,
both residing near Aberdeen, were married on
Sunday night at the parsonage of Grove Pres
byterian church, by Rev. David Jamson.
The work on the dam of the Delta
Electric Light Company, has been completed
and the turbine whee's are now being put in
position. II the work keeps up with this
progress, Delta will be electrically lighted by
September
Rev. Thomas II. Wright, pastor of EPSON
NJ. T. Church, Towson, left last week for
six.week's sojourn in California. MIR. Wright
was born near Norrisvile and OBLIGATED for
several years as local pastor at that place, be
fore entering the regular ministry.
The petit jury has been discharged
until Monday August Both, when it is expect
ed the trial of removed cases will be resumed.
The September term which is a non jury
term, commeces on Monday, September 18th,
so that the present term cannot last over two
weeks, when resumed.
On Sunday evening, July nth, the Mission
Band attached TO the Churchville Presbyter-
ian church, will take part in the meeting OF
The Christian EndeavOr Society. report
will be made of their work during their first
wear. There will also be several recitations
and an address by the pastor. The collection
will be for Home Missions.
Venus Council, No. -, o. l. a. NJ, ac-
colupanisd by Enterprise Council, of Aber-
deem, and Guiding Star Council, Jr., o. l. a.
NJ, att ended service at the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Iiavre de Grace, on Sunday, Rev
W. Z. Bird, pastor Of the church, delivering
patriotic discourse to the Mechanics. The
music was special feature, and the church
was crowded.
Venus Council, No. A, Jr., o. L. A. NJ,
of Havre de Grace, have elected the following
officers for the ensuing term Councillor,
Harry NJ Gilbert; vicecouncillor, DIR. j. Clark
Segar: secretary, John H. Owens; financial
secretary, \. G. jackson; inductor, Henry L.
Virdin; examiner, $. Edward Baldwin.
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stalled the officers.
The first of a series of summer dances was
given at the Assembly Rooms of the Masonic
Temple on Thursday evening. I he affair was
in charge of committee composed of Messrs.
Henry w. Archer, Jr., Clifford ID. Rosan,
Edwin H. Webster, of j., and Gilbert S.
Hawkins. and the chaperOnes announced were
Mrs Judge Waters, Mrs. K. Hall Richardson
Mrs. Benjamin Bissell and Mrs. Gilbert s.
Hawkins.
The Methodist Protestant Camp Meeting
will be held in Macomber's woods, about Il
mile from Delta, from July 3ist to August
10th. Rev. Sam Jones will be present and
preach on August 4tn and 9Th. Wednesday,
August 18th, will be Temperance Day, Rev.
Henry Branch, ID. D., President Of the Mary
land State Temperance Alliance, will make
the address. Thursday, August 18th, will be
Christian Endeavor Day.
"A very iovial lawn party was held at the
residence of Mr.. J. b. Moores, near Carsins Run
on Monday of last week. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Harvey, Misses Lizzie
Swartz, Cuisine Heaton, Margaret Bachtold,
Lizzie Dorsey, Annie and Lizzie Mitchell,
Fannie and Lizzie Bachtold and Messrs.
Harvey Bechtold, Walter and Albert Dorsey,
Alouzo Mitchell, Otto Harvey, Adophu:
SwartZ Harry and Charles Moore.
"A rally of the Junior Epworth League
was held at the NJ. +. Church, Aberdeen, on
Sunday afternoon. The leagues taking part
were Smiths Chapel, Bush Chapel, the Aber
deem Southern Methodist and Methodist Epis
copal Churches. Addresses were made by
Walter A. Causey, Richard Il. Koontz, Johr
D. Rowe and Elmer b. Jeffrey. Revs. Os
borne Belt, David Jamison, &. L. Danerol
and others were present and took part.
AS Mr.. j. William Galbreath, Of Mil
Green, was engaged i'll unloading hay in hi
barn on Friday, he met with mishap which
caused several painful injuries, and may dis
able him for some time. lie was manipulat
inr the hay-fork, when the trip caught, an,
he gave the trip-rope sudden pull when i
broke and he was thrown to the noor dis
lance of ten feet, striking number OF rail
upon the floor brusing his head All,
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