The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-10-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS

Addison Wilson has been appointed post
master at Sharon.
"A mission, conducted by Fathers Lyme
and Lowe of the Redemptorist Order, is nov
In progress at St. Stephens Church, BraG
shaw.
There will be communion services a.
Harmony Church next Sunday morning
Preparatory services will be held on Ssturds Y
afternoon at 5 80.
Rev. g. L. Damaron former pastor vii.
preach at Grace NJ. n Church South Aos'
deem, next Sunday at 10 45 A. VI. and Rev D.
F. Raggs pastor will preach at I. 80 ?. NJ
"A custer of raspberries p'ncked ny
Lawrence, young 500 Of Mr.. silas r. Gr'ff1'L'
of Benson, was laid on our table by the youth
who had gathered them that morning
-Joseph Ford. workman at Spencer,
canning house at Lapidum, was struck upon
the head during q disturbance among the
employees and is in serious condition.
--Joaephine Frisbv. colored. WIS COMMITTEE
to iaiI by Justice Norris on Fr'dsv. In default
Of $500 securitv, upon the charge ofaasaulfinc
Martha Roae, colored, near Bel Air on Wed
pesday last.
The Democrats will organise club
ct Jarrettsvi,le NEXT Saturday evening. All
who are interested In the election OF Bryar
aud the auccess Of the Democratic ticket are
invited 10 be present.
-Tnvitatinns have been isaued To the mar
oSp al
and Miss Eleanor Ogier. Of Baltimore. The
ceremony win take place at At. Michael shc
All Angels Church Baltimore, on Saturday
October 90 at 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. william r. shuck has upon bis place
st shnck's Corner, near Fplford. an English
Walnut tree which measures 90 feet In height
and % inches In diameter at the butt. TWAS
planted 80 wears sgo nv Charles shuck and
bears large handsome nuts.
cards have been issned for the marriage
Of Miss Clara Lecomt" Miller, daughter Of
DR.. q. ]. r. Miller. Of Philadelphia, tn Mr..
Levin Stephenson Parker. Of Havre de Grace.
The ceremony will he performed at the hride's
home. 176a Frankfort avenus, Philadelphia,
on Wednesday evening, October 18th, at 2
O'Clock.
-Eimer whiteford. son OF Mr. Fl. G.
Whiteford. Of Five Forks. was thrown from
q mule one night last week a short distsnce
shove the Rocks NJ Deer Creek. He struck
his head against pile Of stones in falling and
wss rendered unconscious. He was found
lying in the road late at night nv two young
men and was taken care OF until morning,
when he was taken home.
The New York Clothing Honse announces
in this weeks Fgis some interesting facts
about its immense clothing store. We can
on,v raiterata what we have alwavssaid In the
past, viz. everything sold BY them ia exactly
rs represented Mr. Archer n. Jarrett, whom
Hartford claims as one OF her numerous sons,
ia ALWAYS glad to see his old friends at this
epterprising establishment.
Henry O'Neil and Andrew Dsher met
with a peculiar accident one night last week
on bridge near Baldwin station. on the Balti |
more and Lehigh Railroad. They were driving
In opposite directions and met on the bridge. |
O'Neill's horse became frightened. both veh'- |
cles hecame locked and were thrown over the
side Of the bridge. O'Neill's vehicle went |
over first and was badly damaged. The occu- |
pants escaped injury, with the exception OF
several bruises.