The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-12-02
THE EGIS AND INTELLIGENCER.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. ?. 1913
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


lFgis Office on Saturday about noon.
-Prctracted services are now in progress
at Mt. Vernon Nj. L. Church, near Prospect
The receipts at the County Treasurer
office to December LIST has amounted to abou
$500
The Christmas entertainment OF the BE
Air Presbyterian Sunday school Will he he!'
in the Church on Monday evening, Decembe
81, at p NJ.
The total enrolment at the Havre d
Grace High School for the term endin!
November Is, was 5l7, of which 229 were boy
and 2SS girls.
There will be- services at the Avondal'
Christian Church on sunday at II A. NJ. anC
7P.N. Preaching on both occasions by Rev
ID. +. Motley.
Special services are now in progress a
the Slate Ridge Presbyterian Church. A
number of clergymen are assisting the pastor
Rev. A. Lewis Hyde.
THE remains OF Mrs. William l.. Bailey
were brought from York last week and inter
red in the Broad Creek Friends Burying
Ground rear ScaIboro.
MIR. Charles $. Richardson, of Bel Air, has
n turkey hen which surprised him by making
her appearance on Thanksgiving Day with q
brood of young turkeys.
A. "A. Burns, of Constitution, was severely
injured one day last week while cutting
fodder, one of his fingers being cut oil and
his hand otherwise injured.
Mr.. f. NJ Allen has been granted by the
Register of Wills, letters Of administration
unop the separate estate Of Joseph Morgan
and Frank y. Morgan.
-Captain Owen Lytle, of the Baltimore
County Fire Department was suddenly taken
sick while on duty last week. He was re-
moved to his hcme near White Hall.
The lame of Hon. Stevenson Archer,
formerly Chief Justice Of the Court OF
Appeals, has been selected to adorn one OF
the ornamental panels of the new Baltimore
City Court House.
MIR. Harry NJ. Poteet, of Federal Hill,and
Miss Cora NJ. Kennedy, of Macton, were
married at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage
Bel Air, on Tuesday evening, by the pastor,
Rev. Frank X. Isaac.
Alice Foreman, colored, who had been
con mitted to Jail by Justice Ely, charged
with assault, was taken before Judge Walters
By writ of habeas corpus on Monday and
discharged from custody.
The camp near Augusta, when Is no"
the rendezvous of the First Mary land kegl-
mem, has bee1. christeutd Camp Mackenzie"
after General Ronald :. Mackenzie, Union
vet eran Of the Civil War.
Mr. Edward A. Riley, of Havre de Grace
and Miss Mary A. Sweetman, OF Wilmington,
Delaware were married on Thursday III
Elkton. by Rev. a. 5. Mowbray. They VIII
reside at Havre de Grace.
The telephone is gradually reaching
toward Norrisyilie. Rev. K. Lorenzo clark
and Messrs. Frank P. Strawbridge, ) ohm Z. u.
Duncan and John Stansbury have had phones
put i'll their respective houses.
The heaviest snowfall in November
whit h the U. :. weather bureau has recorded,
occurred on November 80, 1896, when the fau
was three inches. The records which mention
snow only extend beck to 1883.
Mr. Harry NJ. Leary,o of Baltimore county,
and Miss Lula o. ToIley, of Hartford county,
were married at st. James Manor ?. Z.
Church on Wednesday, November % by the
rector, Rev. George X. Warner.
"Wednesday, being the Feast OF st. An
drew, was duly observed by the "Brotherhood
OF St. Andrew" throughout the world. En-
manuel HAPPIER partook of the Holy Com
munich in tody, at eight o'clock in the
morning.
On account Of the snow drifts last Mon
day, Mr.. Robert {. Richardson was compelled
to postpone his pubic sale at the Bel Air
Fair Grounds until next Tuesday, December
e at II u'c!ock \. NJ, when it will positively
take p ace.
There will be preaching at st. Paul
Evangelical Lu heran Church near Perry
man, on sunday morning, December 4, at
1920 A. M, and at Trinity Evangelical Luth-
eran Church, Joppa, al 80 2. NJ by Rev
&. t. MecLlirg, of Wilmington, Del.
The Baltimore Clothing House comes to
the front this week with glowing ad stating
the condition of Affairs at their weli-known
house on Office street. The building is well
filled with great variety of serviceabIe goods
ranging widely in style, quality and price.
Try them.
Mr.. c. Edward Brown has opened sales
room for all the celebrated sewing machines
on Main street adjoining Mr.. VIM. IL. Bauers
II bap lot nf goods
and call upon him will prove all that he
claims in the ad. which appears in another
column of this issue.
Miss Annie NJ. Purcell, Of CORTLAND
street, Bel Air, who has established large
trade in Mace, Woodford & Co.'S, colebral ed
oysters has been annoyed here lately by a
colored man who claims he is her agent.
Miss Purcell wishes it understood that she
employs no peddlers.
The Baltimore County Union says in its
last issue: "Horse thieves are beginning to
operate in Baltimore county and it would be
well for farmers and others to take some extra
precautions against their raids" Send them
to HaIf ford, brother. for tIial. Judge Walters
will take care of them.
The Guilford Athletic Club, of Baltimore
arrived in Bel Air OH Thanksgiving day pre-
pared to play against the home club in spite
of the storm. They went upon the grounds
and claimed the gtme as forfeited to them
The neglect 10 telegraph and call the game
of, cost the Bel Air boys fifteen dollars.
We have received several copies Of tn
Church Militant, the official organ OF the Z
) Z. Bishop Of Washington. The Novembe
number gives complete digest OF the Genera
Convention OF the Protestant Episcopa
Church, and is replete with valuable and in
teresting information to the members OF tina
la.ge and influential body OF Christians.
An address was delivered on Wednesda
night at the Bel air NJ. 2. Church IN beha
OF the Anti-Saloon League Of America.
fair audience was present. The main objet
of the meeting seemed to be the raising {
sufficient funds TO carry on campaign again
the traffic. The Bel Air quartette added muc
toward the success of the entertainment
Thanksgiving day was celebrated in IL
camp near Augusta, with unusual spirit. A
duties, except those Of the guard, were di
pensed with and the day was given over
endowment. Religious services were held
the morning and the First Maryland Res
mert had feast of turkey with the usual si
dishes and ample deserts.
During the storm Of Saturday night o
q of the large plate-glass windows which for
the front of Mr. James G. Young's store W
blown GU. Mr.. Sol. Hoblitzell, Jr., " no {
n,,nina n rom : In the .diarent hnilhinp v