The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-13


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The protracted meeting Is progressing
finely at Norrisviiie Methodist Protestant
Church. Several pelslns having professed
conversion.
The next meeting OF the Ayres Chapel
Mite Society will be held at the residence OF
Mr.. Joseph II. Mullineaux on Tuesday,
October II.
The marriage of Mr.. W. N. Coale and Miss
Laura Bristow, both of Havie de Grace, has
been announced to take place on Wednesday,
October IS.
A license was issued on Friday in Balti-
more city for tn marriage of Joseph Hartman,
of Hickory and Miss Nellie Thorn, OF Forest
Hill, Hartford county.
Final naturalization papers were granted
during the week to Thomas Warrick, a native
OF Italy John Malkus and Frank Novak, OF
Austria; Julius Hen, of Germany and Robert
VI. Ryan, of Denmark.
The base ball season closed in Baltimore
on Tuesday. The Orioles finished In fourth
place, IS points behind the leaders, having
won Sc games and lost So
-Mayor.elect Thomas g. Hayes, OF Balti-
more city, was on the Fair Grounds on We'd
nesday. He was the guest Of Mr.. Thomas T..
Clendenin, of the Baltimore bar.
An oyster supper and bazaar will be held
at Uuion Chapel Methodist Protestant Church,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings, October II to 81.
MIR. Robert X. Boarman and ex-state Sen
ator James j. Lindsay, of Towson. have form
ed partnership for the practice of law, under
the firm name Of Boarman & Lindsay.
Mr.. Edward Grancel fell from ladder a
distance OF about sixteen feet while picking
apples for Mr.. John Jamison, at Fawn Grove,
recently. He fortunately escaped any serious
injury.
"A deed of trust was recorded in the Clerks
Office, on Wednesday, from James X. White
ford, OF Cambria, to Ohio 3. Lee, for the bene-
at Of his creditors. The trustee has giyer
bond for $40
On Saturday Judge Waters granted first
naturalization papers to Cadwallader Price,
and final papers to David Roberts, William L.
natives Of Wales.
Mr.. Forrest Bramble, Democratic candi-
date for the House Of Delegates in the first
Legislative district of Baltimore city, is a
native of Abingdon district. He is member
Of the Baltimore bar.
"A valuable horse belonging to Rev.
Thomas Henderson, OF Black Horse, acct
IDENTIFY fell into pit last week. The pit had
been filed with water by the late rains and
the animal was drowned.
The marriage Of Mr.. e. Norman Hamil-
ton and Miss Sallie Leona, daughter of M.
and Yrs. William B. Jarrett, is announced To
take place at Calvary NJ. E. Church, South,
Jarrettsvle, on Wednesday, October Is
Tie ladies of Edgewood Mite Society in
vite their friends TO attend social at ''Tapar's
Bar" the home of MIR. Geo. Litchfeid, Friday
evening, October 20 A musical and literary
programme will be arranged for the evening.
During the thunder storm # last week II g
steepe of Salem Evengelcal Church WIS
struck by lightning and so badly damaged that
1t is estimated that it will cost $3.50 to repair
u.
The sale of MIR. j. T. Butler near the
Rocks, last week was very largely attended, 1
number of persons being present from dis
lance. The farm which was offered at the
same time, was with1ra wn upon a bid of
$4,000.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Archer to
Mr.. l.. Z. A. de Coll will take place at "ShaT :
rock" the country home OF Mrs. Henry w..
Archer, near Bel Air, on Saturday, October
%. Only the two immediate families will be
present.
MIR. Joseph E. Bateman, of Bel Air, ex.
hibited at this Office, on Monday, three apples
which were grown by Mr.. VIM. Riley of Upper
Cross Roads. They are the "None such"
variety and weighed three pounds and six
ounces.
While DR.. and Mrs. John Sappington were
driving from their home, at Darlington, to
Bel Air, Wednesday morning, their carriage
overturned. Ths Doctor received few slight
but painful bruises. Mrs. Sapptngton, how
ever, escaped uniniured.
Asel Singleton was brought from the House
orCorrection on Tuesday and taken before
Judge Waters by writ of habeas corpus,
through his counsel, Mr.. William L. Cooley.
After hearing the petition was dismissed and
the prisoner remanded.
The annual exhibition OF the NorrisvilIc
Farmers Club will be held on the Church
grounds, October IS, ~ aud 20. Liberal
premiums have been offered in almost every
branch Of agriculture and an example set
which all of cur older clubs would profit by
following.
-Protracted services will commence at Mt.
Zion NJ. E. Church, Fountain Green, on Sun
day next, October Is. A meeting of the
members will be held on Friday and the sacra,
ment of The Lords Supper will be admins
tered by the pastor, Rev. Frank K. Isaac, Oh
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. David 4. Wilson, OF Darling
ton, have issued cards for the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Margaret Stump, and Dr.
Walter b. Kirk. The ceremony will tax,
place at Grace Memorial Protestant Episcopa
Church, on Wednesday afternoon, October IS
at 4 o'clock, p. M.
"A Democratic Club was organized las
week at Worthwhile, with Aaron F. Sitter a
president; c. Harry Yost, vice president; j
Royston strawbridge, secretary, and William
A. Hulshart, treasurer. A number of per
sons were enrolled, and the club will max
itself heard from during the campaign.
"A valuable young steer belonging to Dr
Howard A. Kelly, while at pasture on sunda
morning, fell through the chute on Coa!e'
ice pond and for p while threatened to injur
itself In its efforts TO escape. 1 was dis cove,
ed and Mr.. Bernard HawIey being nc: fed
was released from it, unpleasant po,ilcr.
We are glad 10 correct NJ err1. y, 'c!. W
made by our ADJ correspondents, last ygoe4
In recsunting the accident 10 Nj IL :. Hui
the statement was made that his leg Va
broken. This was mistake MIR. huff ".
severely bruised AMI shaken up, but no baa,
were broken, and he is able to b. around -gaIl
Invitations have been is:Bed sor the iGa
rage of Mr.. Harry F Wiley, son of VI
Thomas ii. Wiley, Of Shawsvi!le, to Mi
Maud, daughter oil Mr.. ard Mr.. Thomas |
Nelson, Of Braderhsugh. The ceremony wi
take place at kefhn' Pre- Dyterian Churc
Cathcart on Wedl- day lex, October Is
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