The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-11-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

papers.
Mr.. James B. Quigley has sold bis fam
near Graceton, to bis brother, Mr.. William a
Quigley.
An Old Folks Concert is in course
rehearsal for the benefit of Emmanuel Church
1t will be given on Friday December 9Th.
Letters of Adm Illustration have beer
granted by the Register OF Wills to Ann'
Akers upon the estate Of Samuel Akers.
"A special widows government pension o.
IS per month has been granted TO Hannah
Roster, of Newmarket, Baltimore county.
An interesting and exciting game OF foot
hall ia on the tapis for Thanksgiving Day,
between the Churchville and Havre de trace
clubs.
Rev. Kenneth G. Murray, pastor OF the
North Hartford Circuit NJ. E. Church, Will
offic,a,e at the Highland Presbyterian Church
on Sunday. .....
Venus Council, No. a, D. o. A. NJ, Will
give literary entertainment to its member In
its hall in Havre de Grace, on Friday evening"
December lst.
-Rf0JT0cJeu -
Centre Presbyterian Church, near Norrisvilie
on Sunday, December 8. The meeting VIII
continue two weeks.
Mr.. Frank Gallon has been appointed
assistant Station agent of the p, W. q b. II.
4 at Masuolis. Mr.. Paul Russell succeeds
Mr.. Gallon at Aberdeen.
Mr.. John Ayres, of Shawsville, was
thrown from his horse few days since, ano
painfully injured by falling across fence.
Mr.. Ayres is deaf mute. 80"
Mr.. Charles B. Silver, of the Second dis
trict, has purchased from the Cochran-oler
Company, of Baltimore, the handsome"Eaton'
farm, near Lapidum, for $s,eOO.
The new school at Cherry Hill was opened
last week in room rented from Emmett
Grafton. Miss Alice Eggleston, OF Jarretts-
VILE. has been selected as the teacher.
The protracted meeting at Wesley Chapel
BLACK Horse, closed last week, having been
one of the meet successful in the history OF
that church. There were twenty eight con-
versions.
Col. John Walter Smith, Governor-elect
of Maryland, was a guest Of Hon. Murray
yandiysr, at the home Of the latter, In HaVrs
de Grace, on Tuesday. Its supposed thatths
ducks suffered.
The young men Of Perryman gave very
delightful hop in the town hall on Friday
evening of last week. 1t was so great success
that they propose giving another hop on
Th.nk aoivinp eveniug
MIR. Harry N. Hanna has been elected
president of the Maryland State Christian
Epdeayor Union, and Mr.. Eiuore b. Jei1ery
occupies similar position in the Baltimore
District Epworth League.
"A party Of gunners consisting Of Messrs.
Andrew Kinbart, Lawrence Forwood, Charles
Reed and DR.. A. w. Valentine started from
Bel Air on Tuesday for Deer Creek. They
returned with fifteen rabbits.
The many lady friends of Messrs. Carver
and Price will be delighted to learn that Miss
Dora Price, has resumed her position as sales |
lady at their store and will be ready with all
the courtesy of yore to attend their wants.
The Literary Association connected with
the Norrisyille School, held meeting on
Friday last which gave evidence Of the pro-
press aud ability of its members. The pre-
aramme included Rotations, vocal music and |
readings.
Invitations have been issued for dance |
to be held at the residence OF Mrs. Thomas
Butler. near the Rocks of Deer Creek, on this |
Friisy evening. The party will be chaperon-
al nv Mrs. j. A. Street, and Mrs. James
Whiteford.
Arrangements have nearly been per-
fected for the County Convention of the
Christian Endeavor Societies of Hartford,
which will be held in the Bel Air Presbyterian
Church next week, commencing on Thurs
day night.
The Grsceton Church Board has been |
organized by the selection Of E. X. James,
Joseph 4. Harry and Charles A. Adams as
trustees. The sunday school, which meets at |
Graceton Hall, near Cambria, is in flourish |
ing condition.
Charles, young son of Mr. Robert Gil
bert, accidentally had his collar bone broken
last week while playing with his school
mates at Billingslea School. DR.. y. B. Finney
attended the case and the little fellow is
rapidly improving.
Elizabeth Random has, by her counsel,
Mr.. Walter ". Preston, filed bill in the Cir
cult Court asking for divorce a ne,asa etfhoro
from Frederick Rardow, to whom she was
married on January 16, 1889. Dtsertion is
alleged as the cause.
MIR. and Mrs. s. Griffith Davis have is
sued invitations for the marriage Of their
daughter, Niles Frances Davis to DR.. Henry
Beatty Wilson. The ceremony will take
place at noon on Wednesday, November 20,
st Christ Church, Baltimore.
The attention of those who were awarded
premiums at the late Hartford Fair under one
dollar, is called to the fact that the money
awaits them at j. s. Richardson's drug store
in Bel Air, and Mr.. Richardson respectfully
requests that they call and receive 1t.
Mr.. George ]. LiddelI, of Lapidum, and
Miss Ella, daughter Of Mr.. stephen F. Wood
row, of Liberty Grove, Cecil county, were
married at the Methodist Protestant parson-
age in that place last week by Rev. j. Earl
Malloy. They will reside at Lapidum.
The third quarterly conference Of the
Bel Air Circuit of the Methodist Protestant
Church, will be held in Grace Church to-
morrow, Saturday. The Communion will be
administered on Sunday. Revival services
will commence on Sunday, November 26.
The matrons and maids of Hartford have
issued invitations for dance to be given in
the Assembly Rooms, Bel Air, on Friday
evening December 1st. The committee in
charge is Mesdames 8. A. Williams, j. 7. c.
Hopkins, J.: NJ. STREET. and j. D. Waters.
Mrs. Isaac ". Peterson, OF Bel Air, has
in her possession a Master Mason's apron
which 10 believed to be about century old.
It 10 Of white silk and beautifully and artist
cally embroidered with the gavel, trowel,
square and compass, and other emblems Of
the order.
in order that Bel Air should be fully up
to the requirements of the times, Mr. W. 8.
Forwood, Jr., has placed in the Bel Air Drug
Store fountain which will supply all callers
with the most delicious hot soda and houilon.
Try glass and see to what an extent it cheers
and encourages exhausted nature.
Sheriff w. ]. Forsythe has purchased the
store property at the Cedars, near Dublin,
formerly owned by Mr.. Samuel s. James, and
will engage in the merchantile business upon
his retirement from public Office. We trust
that he may make as successful and popular
amerchant as he has made sheriff.
IS The Havre de Grace Republican says:
ssGold ore asssying $1,000 to the ton has been
found upon the farm Of James Pope. near
Delta, and as consequence great excitement
prevails. On the same farm lead ora assaying
$50 per ton has also been found. A shaft has