The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-11-17
THE ECIS Acknowledgement.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


The regular meeting OF the Norrisvi lie
Farmers, Club will be held on this Friday
evening at the residence Of Mr.. John s. Gem
mill.
-Protracted, or revival services, have been
announced to commence at Grace Methodist
Protestant Church, Bel Air, on Sunday even
Ing, November 26.
Letters testamentary upon the estate CT
John Divers have been granted by the
Orphans Court to Elizabeth Divers aud
AdoIphus D. Melvin.
-Isssc williams, colored, of Havre de
Grace, was brought to Bel Air on Wednesday,
charged with assaulting colored girl named
Matte Smith, with intent to rape.
"A very agreeable surprise party was
rendered to Mrs. John Woodrow at her home
in Norrsville, by number of her friends last
week About fifty persons were present.
"A couundrum supper will be held at the
Stockton shops, near wilma, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, November % and 20. Proceeds
for the benefit of Jerusalem Christian Church.
The Deer Creek Farmers Club will meet
at the resldepce Of Mr.. James Lee on tomor-
row, Saturday afternoon, at o'clock.
The subject selected for discussion is "Dsiry-
Ing"
81 "A fne vocal and instrumental concert and
entertainment will be given in the Mountain
Christian Church, on Thursday evening next,
November 23d. The proceeds will be for the
benefit Of the church,
Mr.. Harvey II Bowden, OF Havre de
Grace, was granted a decree on November 4,
by the Circuit Court for Cecil County, divor-
cling him from his wife, Mary Bowden on the
ground of separation.
Miss Martha Knight, of Hartford county,
acted as one of the bridesmaids at the we'd
ding of Mr.. Thomas O'Brien, Jr., and Miss
Catherine Walsh at Corpus Christi Church,
Baltimore on Wednesday.
Announcement has ben made Of the
wedding of Mr.. j. Hayden Jones, OF Delta,
and Miss Mollie A. DeRsn, Pylesville. The
ceremony will take place at the home of the
bride on Tuesday evening next.
-Arch-deacon w. q. II. Powers, rector of
Trinity Church, Towson, and Rev. Robert A.
Castiemsn exchanged pulpits on Sunday.
Large congregations were present at Emman-a 4
uei Church both morning and evening.
An oyster and meat supper will be held
In the warehouse at Fallston station, on FRI
day and Saturday, November "a and Is, BY |
the ladies of the Fallston Presbyterian Church |
Proceeds for the benefit Of the church.
The condition of Mr.. j. N. Spencer, who |
was so severely burned at the Gottlieb fire In |
Hayre de Grace on October Goth, still con- !
tinues to show improvement and his full re. |
covery seems to be only question OF time.
Rev. Charles E. Guthree, OF Baltimore, |
will deliver one of his popular lectures in The |
Bel Air NJ. E. Church on Monday evening" |
November 81, at 80 O'Clock. No admission |
fee will be charged but silver Offering will
be taken.
.-MrJ. W. McNabb, the newly elected States
Attorney made his first appearance in that
role on Thursday, in the trial of the local
option cases, assisting Mr.. W. W. Preston.
Letters testamentary have been granted
by the Register Of Wills to Elizabeth DeBaugh |
upon the estate of Adam DeBaugh; and letters
of administration upon the estates Of William
A. Forsythe to Samuel L. Forsythe and upon
the estate of Catherine Ii. Rutledge 10 VIM.
Is. Rutledge.
Professor J. E. Harry, Of Georgetown,
(Ky.) College, has edited a new edition OF
..Euripides, HfPpoIytus,'' with Introductory
notes and critical Appendix. 1t is spoken
of IS the work Of q master hand and We sim
cerely congratulate our old fellow'countain
upon his scholarly work.
The hunting season commenced in Har-
ford county on Wednesday and all who could
took advantage of it. All day long the report
from the gun could be heard in every direction
and Judging from the "tales that were told"
the supply of rabbits in the county must have
been very materially decreased.
The Havre de Grace foot ball team was
reorgarized last week with the following
players: Cox, Reynolds, j obes, Loiiu, Barnes,
Milton Baldwin, Hand, Wilson, WINS, Louis
Baldwin, Frank Baldwin and Baekey. They
expect to be able to play their first game on
ThanR sgiving Day, November 80.
suit has been brought in the Circuit
Court Sy s. A. Williams as attorney for
Beuiah Z. Yledsoe by her husband and next
friend, Robert Lee Bledsoe against the Balti-
more and Lehigh Railway Company, de-
manding damages for injuries received in the
accident near Laurel Brook last spring.
An effort is being made to have the annual
Farmers Institute held at Aberdeen this ear.
We see no objection to this enterprising place
getting all she can and meeting of this char
acter cannot fail to advertise the metropolis
Of the second districts many advantages and
the genial hospitality of her inhabitants.
The especial services which have been
held in Grsceton Hall, have awakened so
much interest that regular church organiza-
tion is being effected. Hon. s. A. Williams
has announced his willingness to donate
sufficient land for church purposes, and the
people are greatly encouraged with the pros
pect OF chapel being shortly erected.
A license was issued from the Clerks
Office on Tuesday for the marriage Of Mr..
William Touchton and Miss Mary E. Flowers,
both of Frapkllnville, but upon it appearing
that the ceremony was TO be performed In
Baltimore county, the license was Cancelled,
the law requiring that the ceremony shall
take place In the county in which the license
is issued.
Announcement has been made Of the ap-
prosching marriage Of Miss Sara Roberta,
only daughter of Judge George Y. Maynadier,
Of Bel Air, to Mr.. George NoIbury Mckenzie,
OF Baltimore. The wedding will be quiet !
affair aud will take place on Saturday, Deem |
Der 2, at the home of the bride on Main street |
Bel Air. Mis- Msynadier is popular mem
Der of Hartford Getty and has many friends |
who will regret to note her departure from |
our midst.
Mr.. g. Smith Norris, Register Of Wills !
met with quite a severe accident on Tuesday |
night. He was descending the stairs at his |
home near Bel Air, with lighted lamp in his |
hand, when he accidently slipped ard fell |
Fearful OF the consequences II he let go Of
the lamp ne abandoned all care Of himself in |
order to avert greater damages and was in |
consequence badly shaken up and bruised.
He was not seriously injured and hopes to be
all right In few days.
TouchtOn-FIowers.
The marriage of Mr.. William Touchton, of
FranklinvilIe, to Miss Mary E., daughter OF |
Mr.. Wrlism Flowers, of the same place, took
place on Wednesday evening at the home of
the BRIDES parents. Rev Frank K. Isaac, of
the Bel Air VI. E. Church, performed the
ceremony. The couple will live at Franklin
vile.
Hunter-GrOss.
A very pretty wedding took place at Bethel
Presby terrain Church, near Cathcart, on We'd