The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-12-07
7 he E6is and inlelIieepcer.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 7, 1900.
LOCAL AFFAIRS

The annual Temperance Day was OBJ
served at Eallston Presbyterian Church las
SUNDAY.
was granted his final naturalization papers OF
Monday By Judge Waters.
The oyster supper held by Wann Post
G. A. K Forest hl!l last Saturday evening
WAS success. The attendance WAS very
good.
Mis- EleGuor IL. Cover ard Miss Lillian
V. Hopkins nave sold the II. Ii. Hophins
properly in havre de Grace to Mr.. ). l.
Mitchell Tor So 100.
-Rev. l.. q. Martin will preach On Sunday
next AT 10 10 A. NJ. aud Rev. }. F. Baggs the
pastor viii preach at 7.45 2. NJ. at Grace NJ.
e. Church South, Aberdeen.
The engagement of Mr.. William Brog-
dan, OF Baltimore county, who Is well known
in Hartford, and Miss Luiie Cuttings, daughter
OF Inc late Richard j Cuttings, is ANNOUNCED.
The Fallston Farmers club will meet al
the residence OF MIR Walter Z. Reckord,
Orange Stock Farm on Saturday, Deem
wv NAh NuNJSN-' -AchNS '"'SN "a -'SN'
rJads TO farmers
A license was issued in Baltimore on
"Wednesday for the marriage of M. Jacob
Livezey, OF ChurcGyil!e 10 Nary j. BsIey,
OF Baltimore county.
MIR Eldridge T. Scarborough ard Miss
Re, ic + barbour, % vest Bangor, Pa, were
narned Wednesday, at tue Presbyterian
parsonage, by Rev. X. S. Miller.
The heavy rain On Tuesday Will prove
beneficial to the springs and wells. Many of
them which were considered neverfailng
have gore dry this fan. The branches aud
runs are also very low.
Mr. George NJ. ID. Wiley, Of Norrisville,
lest his pockethock containing S35 while re
turning from Baltimore one day last week.
lie thought be had put it in his bis pocket
and lid not discover the loss for sem=time.
Union Thanksgiving services were held
in the Presbyterian Church at Havre de
Grace on Thanksgiving day. The service
was IN charge of Rev, A. f. Waldo. The
sermon was preached by Rev Edward Hayes.
The oyster aid Lisat supper held by the
ladies' of Grsce NJ. L. Church South, Aber-
d9en last Friday ana saturday evenings in
the Aberdeen town hall was a decided success
both financially and socially. The attend
arce was large.
The next meeting of the Deer Creek
Farmers Club will DC held at the residence
OF a.r. James Lee, on Saturday next. The
subject selected for discussion is "Winter
Feeding" Pref. II. j. Patterson of the
Agricultural College viii be present.
The damage suits OF Miss Jessie Rockford
and Mrs. Beu!ah Bledsoe against the Baitl-
more aud Lehigh Railway have been removed
10 Baltimore county for tril. These cases
were instituted for alleged damages caused
b. an accident or The road about two years
ago.
Thanksgiving service was he'll at the
Fallstpn Presbyterian Church last Thursday
night. large audience was present. BE
fore commencing his sermon, the pastor
thanked Inc people for Their Thanksgiving
donations which were sent to him Thursday
morning.
-Bngadier General Wilson, Chief of
Engineers, has made an examination of tine
water front ct Havre de Grace looking 10 the
establishment Of harbOr at that place. He
recommends survey, and says The commerce
OF the town would justify outlay of fifteen
Thousand dollars for barbor improvements.
Thieves broke into the warehouse Of
Futon and Son, Stewartstown, Pa, one night
last week. They blew open the safe with
two charges Of explosives aud stole about $40
In cash. MIR Z. ". shaw, who lives near by
heard tie explosions tut before he could
summon assistance the ROBBERS had fled.
Miss Maize L. Duncan daughter of Mr..
William Duncan and Mr. William E. Huls
hart son OF e. W. Huishart Jr., were married
al the residence oil G w. Hdlshsrt Sr., at
Norrisylle, on "Wednesday evening. Rev e..
ID Clayton of the Norrisvile NJ. E. Church
OBLIGATED. Only few friends witnessed the
ceremony.
The postolice department sent the Aber-
deen package containing last week IS issue to
New York. We cannot just understand why
they decided to d. this, ard hsve asked the
department at WashingtoH to investigate.
This explanation is made 70 the subscribers
at that office will know why they did not re-
c5ive their paper.
Dir Basil d. Spalding. formerly of Hsr-
ford county, and Miss Margaret Cnnon, of
Richmond, Virginia, were married last Tues
say evening at That city by Rev. Dr. Russell
Cecil, Of the Second Presbyterian Church.
The bride is daughter of the late Henry G.
cannon, formerly leading lawyer OF Rich
mund. The groom is now q wel-known
specialist.
-Anli-saloan meetings under the aus pieces
Of the Maryland STATE League will be held iu
the Bet Air ". E. Church this (Fridsy) after
noon and evening. ADDRESSES will be de-
livered by Nr. ". f. Brown, of Ke;isington
Nd, Mr. Wsrren CbOate, President OF the
Montgomery County League, and state
Superintendent Nicholson. The public is
cordtoUy invited
The following young men of Benson and
vicinity held an oyster banquet III the store
room Of Mr.. ". Nj. Grafton on THANKSGIVING
night: James sud wilson Smith, Benjamin
". Amoss, SnG'uei Scarf. McHenry Mitchell
David uo.in4swurth, William Grafton
William j. SLanarsD, Gust Davidson
Charles Archer, John and Lee Lambright, j
n. Davis ana john Murray.
Mrs. Frances D. Wilson, OF Hartford
county has brought suit in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of Baltimore against the Pacift
Mutuai Life Insurance Company to recove
on two iusur&uce policies tor 50 000 each
nal al (l.pobs Ns.l,rs Il life n
Henry B. Wilson, her late husband, who dice
tn. both of last September. The policies wer
written On October l, 1899, and provided thai
TIL none. vas 20 DC paid II DIR. Wilson diet
previous to October /, 1900.
Tie mnty Commissioners OF Haiforr
have settled with the Baltimore city bank
fnr county taxes ior the years 1897, 1898 AM
1899 upon the same basis that accepted b.
iha city of Baltimore aud the other counties
When the case was decided against the col
poratious in Court. they refused to pay tn
interest and added costs of collection.
humber Of the county boards first joine
together with the intention of forcing til
cain but as the counties dropped out one b
one our own authorities did not Geem it wis
to siard Law suit which might involve niue
additional costs.
Personal Mentions.
slr. and Mrs Charles Andrew, of BerkelN
speua last week in New York. While thel
MI Andrew purchased the celebrated trottir
horse Iepkus.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ, Jewett, of Darlin
ton, will spend the winter i'll Europe.