The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-05-31
From Darlington.

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Hopkins, left on Wednesday for Balti
more where they will attend the Diocesan
Convention.
| Mr.. Charles Emlen continues too ill t.
take the trip to Atlantic City which wa
hoped to be so beneficial.
Mr.. lanes Jones and Miss Virginia
Jones attended the dance in Port Deposit
on Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. David E. Thomas spent
part of last of last week in Baltimore.
Miss Scarboro is guest of Mrs. Viii
liam Shure at "Hill Crest"
Mr.. Irwin Bolts spent Whitsuntide with
his parents.
The strawberry festival given by the
Ladies Aid Society on Friday night ii
Town hall was a pleasant affair. The
hall was artistically trimmed with
dentzia and snow balls. The pleasing
! effect of the white and green, and the
daintiness of the small tables made the
lucious berries, delicious cream and de
lighttul cake, quite irresistible. Despite
the storm thing was sold and a good
sum realized.
The engagement of Mr.. Robert Emmett
Prigg, of Darlington. and Miss Clara
Cram, of Manchester, New Hampshire
| Is dll1lOullCeu. L uG WCuulllS Will DS SOuiS
| time in the fall.
Mrs. Samuel Hopkins left on Wednes
| day for visit to Baltimore.
Mr. Lewis Ellicott, of Baltimore, made
a flying visit to Darlington this week.
From Aberdeen.
ABERDEEN, May 29.-In spite of The
present inauspicious weather, our band
boys have made up a programme of fine
music for the decoration services to be
held at Havre de Grace tomorrow.
An important meeting of the Aberdeen
Board Of Trade will be held Friday even.
ing, when the electric road project will bt
thoroughly discussed. Last Thursday
Colonel McLane, Messrs. Harry Carr, o.
Baltimore; H. Z. Strasbaugh, William b
Baker and 6. ii. Twins went over the
proposed route from Aberdeen to Church
vile. 1t has been reported that this route
will be less expensive one than that o.
taking the road from Bel Air to Havre
de Grace by way of Level.
| The first ball since the improvements ii
our town hall was held there on Thursday
evening of last week. In view of the new
attractions of the edifce, and the fact O
its being the first social event of the kline
to take place here for some time, it prov
ed to be one of more than usual moment
and included the following guests: MIR
and Mrs. 7. l.. Hanway, Mr.. and Mrs
William E. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
l.. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Mitch
ell, MIR. and Mrs. c. III. Johnson, MIR. anC
Mrs. H. A. Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. w
H. Hinchman, Mrs. Haines, Mr.. and Mrs
George II. Mitchell, MIR. and Mrs. Franz
Mitchell, Misses Libbie Walker, Fannie
Walker, Virginia Harris, Mae Taylor
Annie and Emily Gallup, Ethel Hinch
man, Amanda Raymond, Alleine Ray
mond, Ethel Kennedy, Elizabeth E
Mitchell, Mamie Morgan, Lillian Han
way, Eva Morgan, Messrs. John S. Young
Will Johnson, Edward Michael, DIR. F
Lee Hughes, Arthur Nelson, Will Ashton
Dickey Jamison, Samuel Sutton; Howard
Richardson, S. NJ. and T. c. Hanway, K
l.. Morgan, Aubrey Mitchell, Roy Jane:
and Walter Haines.
The ladies of Grove Presbyterian
Church wish to call the attention OF thu
public to the fact that their strawberry
and ice cream festival will take place OF
Friday and Saturday evenings of thi
week, May 31st and June 1st
1
Miss Sadie Robinson Jamison to Rev
William Middleton Grant, on Wednesda,
evening, 22d instant, Rev. and Mrs
David Jamison gave reception at thu
parsonage. Besides the members of Mr.
guests from Baltimore were present
Rev. and Mrs. Grant left at 10 p. NJ
over the Baltimore and Ohio Road TO
Il Dh,loIa1,oh,o rxyl1ara fhau attended III
Presbyterian General Assembly, leaving
there on Saturday for New York city
They expect to arrive at their home il
Circleville, New York, today.
Miss Katie Jamison, of Baltimore, ha
returned to her home after visit to he
aunt, Mrs. David Jamison.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Mason, of thi
town, returned on Tuesday from visi
to friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. James F. kenly, of York, Pa, wht
has been visiting relatives in this tow
and Bel Air will return to her home Oh
| Saturday, accompanied by Miss Lii
Keen, of this place.
Miss Harriet P. Marine, of Baltimore
spent part of last week in this town wit
Mrs. David Jamison. VIRGINIA.
Christian Endeavorers' Aid to Pastor an
Church.
1t was sort of inspiration which le
Francis E. Clark to see the way to suppl
the deep need of evangelical Christianity
Religion must be very much alive, an
the warm red blood, coursing throug
the young consecrated heart, gives tn
required energy. AS a pastor, l hav
been greatly helped by Christian Ell
deavor meetings; it is so good and il
MIGRATING to hear the young sing an
pray, and read and talk of the kingdor
of our blessed Lord and the salvation {
souls. The weary pastor is cheered an
comforted, and takes heart again. This
| regard, as a very valuable aid, receive
from the Christian Endeavor movement
started in the last years of the 10th cen
fury and destinedin the Goth century t
accomplish still larger things for Chris
and the church.
And it is fine place to develop Chri:
tan energy, so is the Christian Endeavo
Society; it is a kind of spiritual worl
shop in which latent force is brought on
and given direction. We get to know
r each other, and better than all, we get t
know Jesus more intimately. The mott
is work and co-work; and the churc
feels the Divine impulse, and even til
world recognizes the fact that Christian
ity is not in state of decadence, but il
stinct with a fresh life Then when thi
Gods workshop, is in full operation, tt
pastor comes along; and his eye is kindlet
as he sees one and another just suited
carry out certain ideas that have bee
long waiting for the proper agent G
workman. Finally, the Christian Ell
deavor Society is an emergency corp
Something suddenly develops; what is t
be done? The church is Divine institr
ton; but it is human in that respect, NJ
body can tell what surprises are before u
The enemy shoots at a venture, it may bt
harm is done our beloved Zion, the spiri
ual fortress seems to be weakened
, Where are the "minute men," or "wt
men ?" The cry is for an emergenc
: corps. would Immediately appear b
fore the Christian Endeavor Society an
call for volunteers; Christian young me
, and women, in their organized capacit.,
! are the hope of the Church and the hoI
of the world.
/; (REv.) DAVID JAMESON.
: Presbyterian Parsonage, Aberdeen.
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S Catarrh is blood or constitutional di
: ease, and in order to cure it you mu
t take internal remedies. Halls CatarI
Cure is taken internally and acts direct
n on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicin
!, 1t was prescribed by one of the be
S physicians in this country for years, al
is regular prescription. 1t iscompost
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the best blood purifiers, acting directly {