The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-09-21
Tie ,E9fsand 1ntelliasncer
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPT. 81, 1900.
LOCAL AFFAIRS

-protrnctpd meeting WV heg'n AZ rrnV
dsnce VI. P Church. Upper Cross Roads, o
sundsV next.
The Hebrew Now Yr.- for the venr 56R
will commence on Monday next septemNe
September Gath.
The Thirteen annual reunion ~ snoV
Maryland Rattarv viii he hold In Port ID
post on Saturday Ort"har6 q.
Frost was renor.rd In manv portions q
the county on Waana- aav m"-n'ng. TITS
ind. ed a season ~ wra'her snrp-'ses
Tho Wins W. G. T U. will meet ut ~
hem. OF Mrs. Narrarot lie" ~ Wheel ~
Thursday. Sep erh 81, at 80 p. NJ.
A marriage I,cpnsA 'ss"H' last weel
In E'kson TO Mr.. n n. Rnwden snd Mis-
Arrie e. Mas,in. both Of II ,vre de Grace.
THE first weekly reports Of IN. rnblit
school teschprs indirPte thst the attendanc'
at the opening Of the term was we'll mp tt
the average.
A yslurh,e COW belonging TO Mr.. j
Wilson Moore. If Fal'ston. broke into tbs
orchard on Sunday night and killed herself
eating apples.
A MARRIAGE license ives Issued In York
Pernsylvania last week TO Nr. John II
Jud l. Of Ha-'rrd county and Miss Lena b
whitaker Of Delta.
-Mr. Jamns H. Gable. NJ st"wartstown.
Pa, was IN motior Of Mr William Fl
Harlan, admitted nm Saturday to practice In
in the Circuit Court
A lie 'nse was Issuad nv the circuit Court
on SatArdsv for the marriage ~ Mr.. John g
Seub,ot IT Raltimo-e. and Sarah Elizabeth
Knopp, II The Rocks.
-Nr. Frederick W Hoppe snd Miss Daisy
Mrrkle both Of Fl do Or re, were married
at 'he NJ. F. parsonage in that city on We'd
nerday of last week nv Rev. Edward Hayes.
Letters o. sdmirist-e ton have been
granted nv the Register ri wills to John 8.
Green upon the eat re of K Carvil Green;and
to Armour Abbott upon the estate Of Bessie
Abbott
THE lock ers for the armory OF Company
D. p" nov all romn,eted. They are roomy
apd we'll arranged Csptain Forwood will
prob IDLY resume regular drills the first of the
monh.
The narrige NJ Nr Samuel Russell
Re- sin and Miss N>rm1 Med. Smith ia an
nouncel to take nlace in the Presbyterian
Church at Havre de Grace, on Wednesday,
September 90 at a. p. u.
The officers and men of the First and
Fifth MARYLAND Rpeirn ents are to be paid by
the U ,itpd states Government for the time
spent at Pim'ico after being mustered into
the service Of the U:ited States.
Remember, there are but two days in
which rev names IN be registered, October
g. and October Q Let every Democrat con-
slider himself conn ittee Of one, to see that
his neighbours name is on the list.
Edward Hail. colored, was arrested by
Officer Lingan charged with disturbing wor-
chip at the colorod NJ. z. Church. He was
taken before .Instice Norris on Tuesday
morning and fined one dollar and costs.
The two hundred and sixty-second stated
meeting of the Presbytery Of Baltimore will
October 1. The attendance Of ministers and
delegates will probably reach two hundred.
Rain commenced falling on Saturday
afternoon and after gentle downpour for
some time It increased to very heavy storm.
1t was greatly needed as the fall blowing has
not been completed In some sections Of the
county.
There will be no preaching In the Dublin
N. e. Chrrch on Sunday morning. Rev. Mr..
Sterling, of Harmony Presbyterian Church
vii preach in the evening. Rev. John B.
Sc thorough will preach at Franklin Church
at 5 P. NJ.
~ severe storm, accompanied by hail,
swept over upper Hartford on Sunday after
noon. The wind was very strong, levelliug
con and breaking branches from trees
MEETING house in Darlington were blown
down.
Special services are being held this week
in the Fallston Presbyterian Church. Rev. j.
Wyuns Jones, of Baltimore, will preach on
this Friday night. The Sacrament OF the
Lords Supper will be administered on Sun
day afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
Mr.. Earl Nielsen sappington who was
operated on for pustula suppurative appendt-
cit's July 18th, by DR.. Frank Martin at the
Maryland University Hospital, will be at his
homo this week near Darlington. His case
was the worst form of appendicitis.
Judge and Mrs. K. h. Alvey, have Issued
in' itations for the marriage Of their daughter.
N IS Margaret Nelson and Mr.. J. A. Graeme
Alien, formerly of this county. The core
m ny will take place on Thursday, October 4,
at st. Johus' Episcopal Church, HagerstoWn;
at 8 O'Clock Z. NJ.
Announcement has been made Of the ap-
proceeding marriage of Miss Eta Estelle Her.
bert, daughter of Rev. William G. Herbert,
pastor Of Caroline Street NJ. E. Church, Balti-
more, to Mr.. John NJ. Lsngrall. The cere-
mouy will take place on Wednesday, septem-
Der 90. at 1902 NJ.
Miss Annie P. Dalton, formerly Of Norris
vile, who has successfully taught during the
past two years at Dry Branch school, has been
appointed as assistant teacher at the Mary
lard Line school, Baltimore county. She
has been succeeded at Dry Branch by Miss
CyuLnlA r.. O6t, OF NOTTlSVili6
Miss Rush Williams gave very pleasant
card party on Tuesday evening in honor Of
her friend Miss Neal, of Hagerstown. Quite
a plumber of her friends were present. The
first prize was won by Miss Cassie Lee, the
second by Mr. Ohio 8. Lee, Jr., and the
BOBBY prize by Mr.. 8. D. Rosan.
"A meeting was held by the Republicans
IN the town hall on Saturday afternoon, at
which addresses were made by John Barrett,
OF Vermont, formerly a Minister to Siam,
under President Cleveland, and Mr.. A. A.
Blakeney. Hon. 8. A. Williams presided
and the Franklinville band furnished music.
Rev. Willard F. Minnick, rector of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, St. Marys City,
Maryland, preached at Emmanuel Church
Bel Air on Sunday morning and at Grace
Chapel, Hickory, in the afternoon, large con-
gregations being present at both services. he
is q native Of Hartford county, and before
entering upon the ministry was member Of
the Bel Air bar.
"A young child of VIM. b. Davis, neal
Whiteford, met with serious accident few
days ago. Some boys were amusing them
selves by drawing him up to the top Of the
barn on the hay rope and then lowering him
While suspended over the floor at a consider
able height he let 60 and fell to the floor. HI
was unconscious for five hours; and for q tim'
his life was despaired of,
One Of the most charming events which
tAs recently marked the social side Of Bel Air
hospitality was progressive euchre part.
which was given by Mrs. 8. w. Bradford II
homer Of her guests the Misses Schaefer ant
Miss NcEiderry of Baltimore on Wedpesda