The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-11-15
Local affairs.

Friends Quarterly Meeting was melt
at Fallston Meeting House last Sunday
Rev. DR.. Luther T. Waterman vii
preach at Asbury Church In Jarrettsvili'
on Thanksgiving Day at 1890 A. Al.
Mr.. George w. Richardson recently
found some plum blossoms In his garden
This Is a rare sight for this time OF thu
year.
The Orphans Court has appointed
Mr.. William H. Harlan administrator d
h n. of the estate of the late Theodore
Welsh.
On motion of Mr.. Harry S. Carver
Mr.. Edward S. Kines, of Baltimore, was
admitted az an attorney to the Hartford
county bar.
DIR. Sappington Pyle, of Castle Pin,
Pennsylvania, died at an early hour on
Wednesday morning. He had recently
been paralyzed.
Mr.. Edwin c. Hanway has purchased
the store of 0. Debov, Jr., at Hickory,
aid will hereafter conduct a general
merchandise business.
The W. c. T. u will hold Its regular
monthly meeting at the home OF Mrs.
BERTHE Scarborough, near Scarboro,
on Tuesday November 10th at $50
o'clock.
Youths Benefit School will hold a
festival on the evening of November %
and %. Proceeds for the benefit of the
school. The public are cordially invited
to attend.
Mrs. Frances NJ w. Hutton, wife OF
Mr.. Gilpin o. Hutton, died at the home
of her son-irl-law, Mr.. Lehman L. Dill
worth, at Kingsville, Baltimore county,
on Monday morning.
Preaching on Bel Air Circuit M. P.
Church, Sunday, November II as follows:
Providence, 1890 A. NJ. Union Chapel,
3P. NJ. and 8 P. NJ. Communion SER
vices morning and afternoon.
The Maryland State Christian En-
deavor Association has been In session in
Baltimore for the past two days. The
meetings have been well attended, which
indicates the widespread interest In the
good work.
The lodge room and Assembly Rooms
of the Masonic Temple, IN Bel Air are now
being fitted up with electric lights. The
wiring, which is of superior nature, has
been done under the supervision of Mr..
Harry Cover.
Mr.. Frederick Messner, of Scranton,
Pa. foreman of the Scranton Mills and
Miss Emma Holland, of Govanstown,
formerly of this county, were married on
Tuesday at noon by Rev. Thomas
Watson In Mount Calvery Church.
Rev. ]. T. Myers, Missionary to Japan
will preach In Calvary M. E. Church,
South, Jarrettsville, Sunday November II
at1O.3oA. M. At 1902. NJ. he will ad-
dress the Christian Endeavor Society.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Mr. Joseph B. Han way was painfully
injured last Saturday by pair of horses
which became frightened by gun shot.
He was attempting to hold them from the
side Of the wagon when he was thrown
under the wheels. He Is now improving.
The tally sheet, which we published
in our last issue; was incorrect In the vote
given Mr.. Noble L. Mitchell. He should
have received a total of2S1S and Thomas
7. Oliver 1909. The error occurred In
transcribing the figures from the tally
sheet to the adding machine.
The marriage of Mr.. Robert Emmet
Prigg, of Darlington, and Miss Clara
Leonore Cram, formerly of Manchester,
New Hampshire, bat now of Darlington,
will take place In Grace Memorial Church,
Darlington, on Tuesday, November 26th,
at 2 z. M. No cards have been issued.
The Maryland State Bankers Asso-
citation Is now In session In Baltimore
City. The Hartford National Bank of
Bel Air, Is represented by Messrs. John
Moores and William H. Harlan; Second
National by DR.. Martin L. Jarrett, John
D. Worthington and Walter Finney;
Smith, Rouse and Webster, z. Harry
Webster.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Taylor, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Richard Taylor, and Mr.. Nel-
son Mccain, son of the late Rev. William
E. Mccain, were united In marriage at
noon, Thursday, November 7, at 1.-THE
DriscoE," Washington, D. c. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Donald
Campbell Macleod. D. D., of the First
Presbyterian Church of Washington, D.
c.
"A Junior Christian Endeavor Society
was organized at Fallston Presbyterian
Church on Saturday afternoon. Miss
Anna NJ. Hyde, superintendent ofjunior
work for the County Union was present
and made an address. Twenty names
were enrolled. The following are the
officers: President. Miss Irene Bagley;
vice president, Benny Sage, secretary,
Ethel Bagley; treasurer, Harold Standi-
ford. The Society will meet each Satur-
day afternoon at2.30.
-Diptheria has broken out In the vicini-
ty of Delta and much alarm has been felt
an account of Its serious''nature. Robert
Pierce, young man about 10 years old.
was taken Ill on Sunday with the dread
disease and died at an early hour on Tues
day morning. The physicians pronounce
it black throat diptheria. The schools
at both Delta and Cardiff have been closed
for two weeks. The oyster supper which
was to have been held by the Delta
school has been indefinitely postponed.
Residents of upper Hartford will have
the opportunity of hearing Rev. Samuel
w. Grafflin on the END of the Rainbow
at the following churches on West Har-
ford Circuit: Friendship. Monday, No
yember 10; Fellowship, Tuesday, Novem-
Der 10; Ebenezer, Thursday, November
Fl; William Waters Memorial, Friday,
November %. Lectures will begin each
evening at 8 O'Clock. Apleasant evening
of fun and good humor at the end of this
rainbow.
Professor of Greek, Joseph Edward
Harry of the Cincinnati University, Is 6
contributor to an unique work issued ir
honor of Professor of Greek Basi
Launeau Gildersleeye of the Johns Hop