The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-10-12
Death of MIR. Friedman.

ABERDEEN, October 10.-rhe Democratic
meeting which was held here in Tarring's
hall last Tuesday night was an enthusiastic
one. The hall, which is a large one, awas so
crowded that many persons were compelled
to remain outside. The meeting was ably sd-
dressed by Alexander Robinson and James
K. Brewer, OF B fillmore. The meeting was
called to order by Mr.. James T. Pritchard
The house and lot m Bel Air avenue be-
longing to the late Mrs. Mary e. Pennington
WAS nd last Saturday at public auction to
Mr.. K. g. Charles of this town for $l,205.
The base bail season has closed with crafty
ing results for our club, which brides herself
upon being the champion of the county. A
game between our club and Bel Air will be
played on Friday on the Hartford Fair
Grounds
Our officer. Jacob DOYLE, met with a pain
ful and serious accident last Friday afternoon
While experimenting the hauling of gravel
from a gravel pit near town, the bank where
his men were working suddenly caved in upon
Mr.. DOYLE. One OF his wagon wheels were
smashed into kindiDg wood aud large
shovel fell on him and broke bis left ankle in
two pieces. DR. Charles Il. Kriete is attend
ing Mr.. Doyle and he is getting along as
we'll can be expected.
Mr Charles W. Pretzman, who for years
resided on farm near Aberdeen died on
Thursday, 4th instant, at his home. 2516
Francis street, Baltimore. Although Mr..
Pretzman had been in III health for twelve
years. his death was a shock to his many
friends in this community. Hi remains we're
brought to Perryman on Sunday and inferred
10 Spesutia cemetery. Revs. II. w. Fl. Weech
and John II. Bake having charge OF the SER
vices. The nall bearers were Messrs. VIM.
X. Jacobs, b. w. Herring, H. L. Arthur, Geo.
w Evans, ID. B. Arthur and George Z.
Pritchard. The deceased was forty-six years
old and leaves widow who was Miss Mamie
WINS OF this place.
List FRIDAY evening while some children
were at play at the home Of Rev. and Mrs.
d .vid Jamison, little boy overturned a
sts nd which held large lamp. 1t was lighted
and exploded d, the flames causing much dam
age 10 the furniture in the room, among
which was valuable piano. At the time OF
this unfortunate occurance there were no
grown persons in the house except Mrs
Jamison, her daughter and a young lad,
visitor, but by desperate efforts and rare pres
| ence OF mind, thew succeeded in aVerting
more serious coDhagratiOn.
Miss Ella Mitchell. OF baltimore, will spend
part of this month with Mrs. T. l.. Hanway
OF this town.
Mrs. Kate Keen and her daughter, Mrs
| Rishell, Of Tioga, Pa, are guests Of Mrs. Pear
| son Chapman, Of Perry man.
Mrs William Henging and her daughter
Miss dith Hanning. have returned to the
| home in Baltimore after having spent til,
| summer DeHr this town
| nicely arranged card party was given Oh
| Iuesd+v evening ut sunny Mound" thu
| nome Of Mrs Jane Jeffrey In honor at Mis-
| Thyra Kirk, of BALTIMORE, who is the CUES
\ of wa Lottery. rhose present were Mrs
4 Samuel n Msxweli, Misses Ava Jefferv
| Tbyra KIRK. the Misses Munrikhpvsen Mis
Mary Colburn, Miss Kicker, Misses E.he
Kennedy and Suste Ruherts Nessrs Beatt,
EHarIan, Hall and Robert Nunnib huyseu
:lohn &. WsnRter, y. D H4lway. stguisy v
aud Carroll Hsnwsy and i, y, Morgan,