The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-12-27
Local affairs.

MIR. A. Havlland Hull HAS oeeh ..
nointed administrator of William T.
ward Stewart, deceased.
The annual Christmas celebration
Grace Chapel, Hickory, will be heio III u
Chanel on New Years Day at zoof ~
The Wilma W. c. T. U. will meet q
+be home of Mrs. d. Trainor Archer o
Thursday, January cd, at half-past two
" NJ William II. Bauer, of Bel Air,
: filling his ice house with seven inch ie'
-rh;s : the thickest that has been so ia
reported.
County Clerk William S. Forwoo
and his gallant deputy. Mr.. Lawso
Cooley issued four marriage licenses o
Christmas Eve.
Preaching at Providence NJ. F
Church. Sunday, December 29th. at 1913
A. NJ; Union Chapel at3 P. Nj. and Grac
Church, Bel Air, at 7.45 P. M.
Magnolia NJ. E. Sunday School VII
hold its Christmas entertainment Oh
Wednesday evening, January LIST, be
ginning at 1901. NJ. The public will
be welcome.
The employees of the Second Nationa
Bank presented Mr.. Thomas H. Robin
son. president of that institution, hand
some silver cigar holder and match case OF
Christmas Eve.
Bishop Paret will administer the rite
ofcon6rmation and Holy Communion II
Spesutia Church, Perryman, on Sunday
morning, December Goth. at IL O'Clock
He will also preach, and the publicls cor
daily invited to attend.
The author, Mr.. w. W. Preston, has
our thanks for a copy of his history OF
Hartford county, which has been recently
issued. 1t deserves more than passing
notice, and we will criticise the same more
fully at some future time.
The Daughters of the Contederacy
have adopted as motto GLORY STANDS
Reside Our Grief" The flower emblem is
the bleeding heart" Mrs. G Smith Norris
of Bel Air, has been elected vice-presldent
of the State organization.
Mr.. Orville Louis Gaubin, of Wash
ing, D. c., and Miss Susan Giles Snow
daughter of Mr.. James H. Snow OF
Havre de Grace, were married on Wednes-
day evening of last week at st. john S
Rectorv bv the Rev. Frederick Humphrey.
Mr.. R. c. Richardson, General Mana
ger of the Hartford County Telephone
line. states that the company will estab-
lish all all night and Sunday service
shortly after the first of January. This
will be an additional step towards i'm
proving our already good service.
The Sunday School of Deer Creek Nd.
P. Church will hold its Christmas enter
tainment on Friday evening, December
27th The exercises will consist of reci-
tations, dialogues and special music,
at the close of which the usual treat will
be given the members of the school.
Mr.. Louis Dashiell, who has been the
railroad agent at Bel Air station Mary
land and PENNSYLVANIA r. R., has resigned
his position to take effect the first day OF
January. He has accepted the chief
deputy clerkship in the County Clerk S
Office under Mr.. w. S. Forwood, Jr.,
clerk.
The officers of Mt. Ararat Masonic
Lodge of Bel Air will be installed on this,
Friday evening. The members are all in
yited to be present. The Lodge will at
tend divine services next Sunday morn
ing at Emmanuel P. E. Church, Bel Air,
upon the invitation of Rev. R. Allen
Castleman, senior warden-elect of the
Lodge.
Mrs. George NJ. Jewett. of Chenille,
narrowly escaped being run over by
train at Havre de Grace recently. While
attempting to board the cars in an oPpo-
site direction, she slipped upon the ice
and fell. Mr. Klab rushed to her assist
ence and brought both she and gentle
man who was accompanying her to the
platform in safety.
AT a meeting of the members ofGrace
M. P. Church, Bel Air, a unanimous vote
of thanks was given to Miss Bessie Cover
and all other friends who assisted in the
excellent concert given in Masonic Temple
for the benefit of the church on December
18th. Quite handsome sum was added
to the treasury of the church and the
members are sincerely grateful to these
friends.
We have received from Mr.. James U.
Dennis LII. B. of the faculty ofthe Balti-
more Law School, a copy of the Mary
land Law Review. This is the first mum
Der of this publication and it is edited in
a careful and painstaking manner.
While designed primarily to circulate
among the profession, yet the magazine
is prepared in such an attractive shape as
to be of interest to the general public
Mr.. George c. Morrison A. B. Ii. B..
who is well-known in this county is one
of the faculty of the school.
Heretofore the membership of the
State horticultural Society has been o
such an indefinite nature that it has beer
decided to make the membership list more
specific and the secretary was authorized
to take up this work. Anyone in thu
State who is interested in the work o
the society may become member BY
signing the membership roll or by re
questing the secretary to place his or he
name on the roll No dues are required
ANY further information can be obtained
from the secretary, Professor A. /
Quaintance, College Park.
Company D will tender smoker t.
its friends on Monday evening, Januar.
9th, 1902. The local military compan
enjoys the distinction of being the bes
drilled in the First Regiment and CON
pares favorably with any company i
the entire National Guard. The member
will attend in full uniform without les
gins, and a cordial invitation to the publ
generally is extended. The smoker
only preliminary to Others to be give
by the Company during the winter. Tt
affair will be in charge of First Lieutel
ant Sterling D. Rosan, First Sergear
Milton A. Reckord, Corporal Walter
McComas and Private Melvin c. Knofe
Complaint is being made by IL