The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-07-07
Personal Mention.

Mr.. W. ii. Brown and family, of Havre de
Grace, left on Friday night for Canandaigua
Lake, n. y, where they will spend the
summer. They were accompanied by Messrs.
Parker and Benjamin Brown.
Mr.. Charles Zeitler, of Denver, Colorado, is
visiting relatives in Hartford county. This is
his first visit to the scenes of his childhood
since he Went west, about seventeen years
ago.
Miss Minnie Gamssy, OF New York, is
visiting Mrs. }. Davis, at her home in Havre
de Grace.
Mrs. Ellen Ives and her daughter, Miss
Ella Ives, of Chester, Pa, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. john Mahan, of Havre de Grace.
Miss May Hines, of Baltimore, is visiting
relatives in lIaIfoId county.
Mr.. NJ. Barrett Walker is spending this
week at Atlantic City, n. J.
DIR. Thomas s. Cullen, of Baltimore, and
his sister, Miss Mary Cullen, have been
spending few days with DR.. and Mis-. James
F. II. Gorsuch, at their residence, Fork, Md.
Mr. j. Ellsworth Strawbridge, of Balti-
more, is visiting friends in Hartford county.
Mrs. Lytle, of York, Pa, is is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. c. Worth Shrodes, near Norris
vile.
MIR Ellsworth Atkins, of Baltimore, is
visiting his grandmother, Mr.. II. W. Gull
foyle, at Cambria.
Miss Annie Z. Brooks, OF Consti ution, is
visiting friends in York, Pa.
Mis- Rosa IIarkirs, of Aberdeen, is visiting
friends in Nonistown, Pa.
Mrs. Cecil E. Rec, with her little son, is a
guest of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. j. Edwin
Amos, pastor of the East Hartford Circuit, N.
+. Church, Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Il. Hall, OF Baltimore,
will spend the remainder of the summer at
their country home, near Perryman.
Mr. Roy Licking has returned to his home
at Delta, from the West Chester Normal
School.
Rev. K. j. Stewart, pastor of Slate Ridge
Presby terrain Church, is visiting his father
who is quite i'll, at Port Penn, Del.
Miss Josephine Jones is critically i'll at the
residence of Mrs. Mshala Flaharty, neal
Constitution.
Mr.. William Z. Judi, of West Virginia
who has been visiting relatives at South Delta
left this week for st. Paul, Minnesota.
| Miss Edith Davis, OF Baltimore, is spending
the summer near Perrymau.
Mrs j. A. j. Medcalf, of Baltimore, is
guest of Mrs James B. Baker, of Aberdeen.
| Misses Lille and Mamie Bechtold, of Berk
| ley Springs, w. Va, are visiting their cousins
| Misses Mamie and Lillian GALLON, of Leve
Mr. John NJ. O'Brien, son of Mr.. William
O'Brien, of Ady, who has been i'll at the Cit
Hospital, Baltimore, is improving.
Miss Martha Barbar, of Baltimore, is visit
ing friends in Havre de Grace.
Mrs. John w. Bay, and her niece, Mis-
Minnie X. Gallup, are on a trip TO Niagara
Canada and other points, and returning wi
visit MIS- Bays daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Werner, in Toronto.
Miss Margaret O'Brien, of Ady, is CUES
of Mrs. James Murphy, of Pylesville.
Miss E. Blanche Griffin, of Aberdeen,
visiting relatives near Jarrettsville.
Miss Bessie Wetherill, of Baltimore, an
Miss Lottie Peasants, of Wilmington, N.
are visiting the Misses Mechem, near Bynun
Mrs. sallie Elliott and two chill di en-, {
Wilmington, Delaware, are visiting FRIEND
near Prospect.
Mrs. Louise Alexander is very Ill wit
pulmonary trouble, at the home of her Sol
Mr.. Hugh Alexander, near Prospect.
Mr. William Bay, the venerable fathe"
Judge Hugh 7. Bay, who has been serious
i'll at his residence near Whiteford, is happi
improving.
MIR. and Mrs. I. Burling Hull, of Baltimor
have been spending some weeks at the
residence near Fore st Hill.
. Miss Bessie Roe, of Towson, is visiting ht
. grandmother, Mrs. Mary Roe, at Forest Hi
Miss Alma Beatty, of Taylor, is visiting Mi
Katie Pocock, at "Mooreland," near Bel Al
, Miss Dora Price, sister of Mr.. Thomas
Price, of Bel Air, and short time since,
saleelady in the store of Carver & Price,
seriously i'll at her home, in Baltimore.
An American Railroad in China.
n Moneyed men from the United States ha
$ secured franchise for building a raiiro
rom Hong Kong to Han kow, China, Il d
lance of nearly 700 miles. While railroads.
necessary to nations prosperity, health
II still more necessary. A sick man can't ma
!. money if there are thousand railroads o
2 of the reasons why America is so progressi
C is the fact that in every drug store Is 81
, iostetter's Stomach Bitters, that celebrat
. tonic for the weak, appetizer for the dyspep
and ssdative for the nervous. 1t is taken W
great success by thousands of men and WON
J. who are run down, pale and weak. l