The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-12-06
Local affairs.

from Pylesville to Fawn Grove
Mr., T. Howard Hanway, OF Bel Al
slaughtered two hogs one day last wee
which were about one year old. The
dressed S1s pounds.
Mr.. William w. Heuer has removed h
family to his property adjoining the BE
Air Presbyterian Church formerly occ'
pied by Mr.. w. Frank Keen.
The ladies of Statewide congregatio
held an odd Maids Convention" /
Lloyd's Hall, at Cardiff, last Friday ever
ing. They cleared over $50.
Preaching at the Grace NJ. P. Church
Bel Air, Sunday, December 8, at IL A
M. and 7.45 P. M. Special services Wi
begin at Mt. Carmel at 8 P. M.
The Hartford County w. c. T. U
Executive will meet at the residence O
Mrs. John H. Reckord, Tuesday, Decem
Der 10th, at 10 A. NJ. A full attendance
is requested.
The County Commissioners OF Baltl
more county have reelected MIR. Charles
H. Knox as president ofthe Board. They
will retain Mr.. James E. Green as che
clerk and auditor.
A fancy tea will be given at the W.
C.T.U. Hall at Forest Hill on this Fri
day evening by the pupils and teachers
of the public school at that place. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Aberdeen band has recently purchased
an entire new set of instruments at a cost
of nearly 5000. This is one of the finest
musical aggregations in the State, and
Hartford county has just reason to feel
proud of it.
Among those who attended the dance
at the Assembly Rooms of the Masonic
Temple Bel Air, Friday evening were
Mrs. Charles H. Grasty, Miss Grasty, Miss
Bond, Messrs. John Robinson, Frank
Phelps and Mr. Sopher, of Baltimore.
A musical and Parlor Meeting for the
benefit of the State work ofthe " oman's
Christian Temperance Union will be held
at the home OF Mrs. John H. Reckord,
Bel Air, on Friday evening, December
18th.
The new store and dwelling, now be-
ing built by Mr.. F. H. Iglehart, israpidly
approaching completion and will be oc-
cupied by him the first of January. 1t is
a marked improvement to that section
of Bel Air.
Mr.. Waldo D. Maynard, former
principal of the Bel Air Academy was in
Bel Air portion of last week. He is
now located in Brooklyn, New York,
where he is pursuing the practice of his
profession of law.
Last Sabbath morning, Rev. S. c.
WATSON, pastor of the Churchville Pres
byterian Church, repeated, by request,
a sermon which was preached on the last
Sabbath of September. There was a
large attendance.
Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered at Thomas Run M. E.
Church next Sunday morning at 1890
A. M. The regular quarterly collection
will be taken up. Evangelistic services
will be held hereafter every Thursday
night.
Mr. Joseph T. Hopes, ofthis county,
has filed bill against the Olive Dairy
Company, of Baltimore, asking that
receiver be appointed to take charge of
it's affairs. 1t is alleged that the respon-
dents are insolvent and have secreted
property from their creditors sc.
Mr.. F. w. Hunt has recently been i'm
proving his property, which he purchased
from the estate of the late A. Preston
Gilbert, by raising the dwelling and fill
ing in the lawn about the house. These
when completed will make
his property one of the handsomest resi-
dences in Bel Air.
We are indebted to Mr.. Alexander M.
Fulford for number of copies of Manila
They are printed in the
English language and show that the
place is becoming quite Americanized I'M
der the benevolent assimilation which
has taken place since Admiral Dewey's
first visit to that city.
The ladies of the congregation of the
Bel Air M. E. Church presented their
pastor with Thanksgiving basket last
week. 1t contained many of the eatables
appropriate to the occasion and indi-
Gated in slight degree the estimation
and respect in which he is regarded by
the members of his charge.
Mrs. John Sappington, ofDarlington,
entertained the Bel Air Whist Club last
Saturday. Misses Louise Munnikhuysen,
Phoebe Bissell and Mrs. Edwin Worth
ington were the prize winners. Mrs. Sap
pington had her friends, Mrs. James R.
Massey, Mrs. Edwin Worthington and
Miss Allen to meet her guests.
-Ex-County' Commissioner Robert J.
Walker, of Garland, has sold his farm
containing ITO acres to Mr.. ]. E. Silver
of the canning firm of w. S. Silver and
Brother, of near Havre de Grace. This
farm has been in the Walker and Spencer
families for over two centuries and is one
of the best in that portion of Hartford
county.
Mr.. Richard H. Sothoron is in Prince
William county. Virginia. enjoying a
hunting trip. Mr.. Sothoron is a adept
in the art of locating deer but he has not
always been successful in bagging the
game after having found"it. 1t may be
that our photography is little off SPELL
ing the word deer, but his many friends
will know what we mean.
In the report of the foot ball game
between the Johns Hopkins and the Uni
versity of Maryland on Thanksgiving
Day the Morning Herald has the follow
ing to say: "Sappington whose place is
at quarter, did some clever head-work
at right half back" Mr.. Sappington is
a son of DR.. John Sappington, of Oar
ington, and is now taking a course Of
medicine at the University of Maryland.
"A meeting was held in the w. c. T.
U. Hall, at Forest Hill, on Thanksgiving
evening under the auspices of the
w. c. 7. U. of that place. An addres:
was delivered by John ]. Cornell, of Bal
timore, on educational lines in teuDer
ance work. He presented the liquor
question in new and impressive manner