The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-11-25
THE EGIS acknowledgement.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 25 1898
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A. 7. Bradley has been appointed post
master at Clermont Mills. vice + NJ. DIrbe
resigned.
Mr.. Walter p. Reckord is having built a
large frame storehouse at Bradshaw station, on
B. & o. Il. K.
The postofice at Frauklinville has been
made money order office. Mr.. A. A. Blak,
eney is postmaster.
The public schools of Hartford will have
no session today, Friday, having been dis
missed until Monday.
MIR. Jesse Ansalyish, of havre de Grace,
killed five rabbits within fifteen minutes, at
Perryman, one day last week.
Revival services will commence at st.
Paul's Methodist Protestant church, near
Carea, on sunday evening next.
The twenty-thrd annual fair Of the Mary
land Stste Agricultural and Mechanical Socie
ty was held at Pimico this week.
The alumni and pupils of the McDonogh
School celebrated the twenty-iiith anniversary
Of the founding of the institution, on Monday:
The new Methodist Episcopal church at
West Liberty will be completed in about two
weeks. The entire cost will be about $40
The Fist Regiment band is a credit to the
Regiment, aud according to the latest dis
patches, will rank second to none in the camp
near Augusta.
The weather took a sudden change on
Wednesday, the mercury dropping several de-
grees We may have a touch OF the great
Western blizzard yet.
"A tea was given last week by the Misses
JOIN son, at their residence, on PARK avenue,
Baltimore, in honor Of their guest, Miss Pat
terson, of Hartford county.
--Th,ca OF C lrlet fever with which one
ofDr. G. A. Hollingsworth's children was
afflicted, is very decidedly better, and the
lad is convalescing rapidly.
MIR. A. j. German, OF Towson, made
hunting trip to Hartford, last week, accom-
panied by his two sons. They succeeded in
baggifg thirty-eight rabbits.
The protracted service which was an
nouLced TO commence at the NJ. 4. church,
Abingdon, on the 9th, has been postponed
until December 4th, at I so z. NJ.
The ladies of Emmanuel Church held an
oyster supper and lunch in Bateman's Hall
OH Tuesday, which was quite successful, net
ting them about twenty five dollars.
DIR. John Z. jackson will deliver an adj
dress in behalf Of the ante-saloon league OF
the United States, at the Bel Air NJ. 7.
Church on Wednesday next November 3O:h.
IL aud I | aTlh riuht
Benson, attended by friend, engaged in hunt
ing on the 18th inst, and are reported to have
bagged one hundred and twenty-five rabbits
on that day.
Mr.. George J. Finney on Monday, re-
'ceived the well deserved compliment of re-
elect on as clerk to the County Commission
ers, position which he has ably filled for
several years.
The Young Ladies Aid Society of the
Churchvile Presbyterian Church will hold
an oyster and meat supper at Churchville,
Monday and Tuesday evenings, November
2Sth and 29th
Mr.. A Newton Findley, of Prospect, and
Miss Retta Caplford of Flintvlle, were married
on Wednesday, November l6, at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage, Bel Air, by the pastor,
Rev. Frank r. Isaac
The protracted services at the Aberdeen
e church, which have just closed, resulted in
thirteen conversions. The pastor, Rev. r. W.
H. Weech, was ably assisted by Revs. Osborn
Belt ard j. Fred. Baggs.
The Rev T. E. Peters will deliver his popu-
kkn. a,,I
Things" at Garrettson, on Monday, November
2Sth, at 730 P. NJ, and at Calvary on Tuesday,
November 10Th, at 80 P. NJ.
= Union Thanksgiving services of all the
churches of aberdeen were held at the Grove
Presbyterian Church at II A. M, Rev. j.
Frederick Bages Of the NJ. E. Church South,
preached the Thanksgiving sermon.
-Tae Wilma W. c. T. L. will hold parlor
meeting on Tuesday next, November Goth, at
the residence of e. W. McComas. The month
IL meeting of the Union will be held at the
same place on Thursday December lst
Isaac Benesch & Sons $40, 557 N. Gay
street, Baltimore, have probably the largest
retail furniture store in Baltimore. Their
prices are low and they are only too glad TO
extend you reasonable line Of credit
MIR. John 7. Whalen, of Havre de Grace,
and Miss Mary K. Sitter, of Port Deposit,
were married in st. Theresa's church, Port
Deposit, on Sunday, 18th inst, by Rev. ?. ?.
Arnd. They will reside in Havre de Grace.
Attention is called to the big sale of car
riages, &C., to be he'd by Mr.. Robert c. Rich
81 Eoir FRO IN Monday
ing. The sale will positively go on. II the
weather is bad, the inside of the large hail
will be used.
Rev. Father J. NJ. Gallon, pastor OF st.
Pauls Catholic Church, Baltimore, is critical
" III with tuberculosis. He has served at
number OF prominent parishes and was some
years ago the pastor Of st. Mary's Church at
Clermont Mills.
Mr.. Noble L. Mitchell, sold on Monday at
the Court House door for Mr.. Harold Scar
boro, attorney, twelve acres of ground in the
fifth district, on the road leading from Dublin
to Macton, to MIR. Parker F. Scarborough,
mortgage, for 1878.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Arthur Trago have
issued cards OF invitation to the wedding Of
their daughter, Miss Lila May, to Mr.. Wallace
G.. Nagle. The ceremony will take place on
Thursday December 22d at 8 P. NJ. in the
Churchvile Presbyterian Church.
Mr. Charles Stewart Dawson, prominent
lawyer of New York, will start for Maryland
with few friends on a duck hunting expedi-
ton Having heard through a client that the
toothsome canvas-back is about ripe, Mr.. Davi-
son proposes To try his luck this week.
Mr.. Frank w. Hunt left Bel Air on Mon
day morning for Montgomery county with a
gang of colored men to work upon the Boule-
ward Railroad line between Baltimore and
hands, and still 'there's more to follow"
Rev John l. elliott son of Major John
|. Yellott, of Towson, was married at st
Marks P. E. Church, Petersville, Va, on Sat
urday, to Miss Mildred Nelson, daughter Of
the late Few Kinlock Nelson, d. D. The
groom is rector Of parish in Prince George:
county, Nd.
"A special meeting will be held at Broad
Creek Friends Meeting House, near Union
X Roads on the second Sunday in December
18th inst. A historical sketch of the ole
Broad Creek Meeting has been prepared By
Mrs Charles Z. jackson, and will be read OF
that occasion.
Mr. Robert A. Price, the eldest son of tn
late John B. Price, is a member Of the 1Gtl
Regiment U. s. V. Infantry, stationed a
Huntsville, Alabama. He is spending twent.
day furlough at his home near Clayton, am