The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-12-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS

Rama,ober the worthy poor during the
season of gIadpess and good cheer.
Kind words cost nothing, and they are
often the most acceptable Christmas gifrs.
The total receipts at The recent Yale
Prince on loot hall game amouated to S26 DIG
The .41qis extends to each aud every
reader a Merry Christmas and glad and
prosperous new year
Rev a. F. Waldo preaehel his farewell
sermon at the Havre de Grace Presbyterian
Church last sunday night
The Xma> festival Of The Emmanuel Sun
d,v School. Be! Air. will be held Wednesday
evening, December %, at seven O'Clock.
MIR Robert s Parke has resigned as cashier
OF The Peoples Bank, OF Delta, aud Mr.. Evan
d. Eyars has been appointed IN his place,
The Christmas entertainment OF Frank
lin NJ E. Church will be he'd on Thursday
evening, December 27th, at seven O'Clock.
The Suud " School of Grace Chapel,
Hickory, will hold their Christmas celebration
on Thu rsday, December 9th, at ? O'clock, 2.
NJ
The SUNDAY sehool OF the Fals'oo Presby-
terrain Church will hold their Christmas er-
tertainmeul on Thursday night, December q,
al 7.45 P. NJ.
Mr.. WIFI IN N. Day, well-to do farmer
aud Gamer Of near Prospect, this county
died Tuesday, aged about seventy years. after
a long illness.
Il, Is m1.e blessed to give than to receive
See hat every poor family in your neighbour
hood receives some substantial remembrance
of the holiday season.
The cold spell set the more industrious
ones to filling their ice houses. In this vari-
able climate it is always well not TO neglect
the first opportunity, as those whoput cutting
off until the ice gets thicker can testify.
The marriage of Miss KatEeryue Kinhart,
daughter of Sheriff Kinhart, to Mr.. william
Starr, OF Shane, Baltimore county, is an
nounced to take place at Bethel Presbyterian
Church, Wednesday evening, December 26th,
a. o'clock.
Mrs. Amanda V. Hopkins and Mr. John
T. Mason were married on Thursday at noon
at the Presbyterian parsonage, Aberdeen, by
Rev. David Jamison. After the ceremony
they left for trip North. Upon their return
they will reside at Aberdeen.
AT the regular meeting the following Off
GERS were elected at Susquehanna Masonic
Lodge, Havre de Grace: Worshipful Master,
A. C. jackson; Senior Warden, j. o. Edmond
son; unior Warden, Sandy Cross; Treasurer,
E. e. Kelly; Secretary, H. Courtney, Jr.
no1f lin
fully burned Tuesday. While standing close
to a stove her clothing became ignited,a she
was soon evolved iu the flames, burning her
terribly. The flames were extinguisbed by
her husband placing a vet blanket about ner.
The First National Bank OF Aberdeen, I.
l. Hanway & 10 and Orion C. Michael, all
of aberdeen, hy Attorney Edwin Il. Baetjer,
have flied i petition in the United States Court
to have the Whiting & Rosenbergcr Company,
Aberdeen, declared bankrupt The company,
which is engaged in the manufacture Of brass
and ether metal goods, is alleged to be insol-
vent.
Ca Tuesday night Mt Ararat Masonic
Lodge elected The following officers for the
ensuing twelve months: WoTshipful Master,
d. Burnett Reckori; Senior Warden, Samuel
W. Bradford; Junior Warden, K. Allen Castle
man: Secretary Albert 7 Geatty: Treasurer,
john Bauer. The INSTALLATION will take place
OF ST. Johns night, December 9th.
Although this is the holiday time, the
crop OF candidates which is daily springing
up is wonderful. From the material We will
HAYS to select from this time 1t ought not to
be hard to get firstcass men to fill all our
offices. II they keep on we are afraid that we
will be compelled to open our candidate
column in order to keep up with the progress
sive politicians.
Michael Kehoe who was convicted at the
September term of Court of keeping dis
orderly house at Perryman and feed 500 and
costs, WAS arrested by Sheriff Kinhart last
Thursday and is nov in jail. When the
Court imposed the fine, Kehoe was allowed
reasonable time 20 pay up and not doing so
deputy sheriff went after him to enforce the
order Of Court. He eIuded the officer and
escaped arrest until taken by the Sheriff as
above stated.
Invitations have been issued for dance
to be given in the assembly rooms Of the Ma
sonic Temple, Bel Air, on the evening of Jam
uary 81. The patronesses are Mrs. i. I. Z.
Hopkins, MIS-. J. g. Rouse, Mrs. Joseph A.
Harris. Mrs. j. NJ street, Mrs J. ID. Walters
and Mrs s. 4. Williams. The reception com
mf,tee consists of Mrs Richard Dallsm, Airs.
J. & Butler, Mrs. s. ". Bradford, Mrs. John
A. Evans. Hr-. j. A. Hunter smd Mrs, Z. Il
jacobs The German will commence at nine
O'Clock.
"A pleasant surprise party was given Mr..
and Mrs. Harry y. Hanw#y a. their beautiful
home on Main street, Bel Air. on Wednesday
evening. The evening was speut In pro-
gressive euchre Those wiGuiDg prizes We're
Misses Helen Reuse and Nary 2. Cover and
Mcssrs. William $. Forwood, Jr., aud j. W.
Chambcrline. The party included Mr.. aud
Mis- ). W. Bradford, Mr.. aud Mrs. &. e.
Street,, MIS-. Auna NJ. Baker, Misses Sarah
and Mary Hauway, Anna VI. Waters, Agnes
Cover, Rose Jacobs, Anna Baker, Helen and
Eta Rouse, Lillian K. Forwood, Virginia Lee,
Mary P. Cover Aiessrs. John ). Young
Lawson Cooley, William :. Forwooi, DR.,
Preston Gilbert, Willard &. Rouse, s. A
Eobliize'i Edgar Rouse, Hail Muuuikhuysen.
Officers Elected.
At stated communication Of Stevenson
Lodge, No 135, "A. F. aud a. a., held Deem
Der 9Th, the following officers were elected to
serve the ensuing year: Griffin 4. Milton,
Worshirful Master; Harry silver, Senior War
den; u. GiIpin wilson, Junior Warden, Chris
tupher Wilson. Secretary, aud EmmoT Reese,
Treasurer.
a FsmiBtRr Calendar.
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