The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-10-04

the home of Miss Bessie Amoss, on Thurs
day, October 10th, at half past two.
-Protracted meetings are now in pro-
gress in Providence Methodist Church
Rev. DIR. w. w. Davis is in charge OF the
services.
Mr.. John R. Farley has sold to Mr..
William E. Castell, the house and lot in
q Bel Air, formerly owned by John P.
Flowers, for 81 $50.
"A colored man by the name of Henry
Anderson, who claimed to be 104 years
old. died in Havre de Grace o, Thursday
afternoon of last week.
The ladies of Forest Hill will hold
meat and oyster supper in the W. Z. 1.
U. Hall, Thursday and Friday evenings,
October 10 and11 Everybody welcome.
DIR. w. L, Lowe, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever at his home at Shrewsbury,
is able to be about again and will. soon
return to his professional duties at Bel
Air.
The uniformed employees of the Phil
adelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad have been notified to don their
winter uniforms on the first Monday in
October.
Mr.. w. E. Townsley, of Baltimore,
former resident of Wilma, was one of the
visitors at the Fair on Thursday. He
has been subscriber of THE EGIs since
the close of the Civil War.
| The new steam roller recently pur-
chased by the County Commissioners is
now in operation on the Churchville road.
The grading is progressing in satisfac-
tory manner and macadamizing will soon
be commenced.
Mr.. Parker Mitchell, formerly of this
county, who has been with the firm of N.
Hess Sons, Baltimore, has accepted the
position as manager at L. Slesinger, re-
taller of ladies and mems fine foot wear,
| LOG N. Charles street.
Next weeks issue will contain most
interesting notice of an excursion to the
Maryland Steel Company's plant at
Sparrow's Point on Saturday, October
10. Teachers and pupils will be especially
interested in this notice.
Master !. A. Swingley, Jr., of Aber-
deem, is probably one of the youngest
professional cornet players in the country.
While only ten years old, he performs on
the B fiat instrument fully as we'll as
many of his talented seniors.
Miss Pearl STREET., daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Polk STREET.. formerly of
this county, and Mr.. Walter Michael,
formerly of Perryman, will be quietly
married at st. Bartholomew Church, |
Baltimore, on Saturday, October 18th.
Mrs. ]. Edwin Michael has issued
cards announcing the marriage of her
daughter. Miss Rebecca Michael, to DR.. |
Armfeld F. VanBibber, OF Bel Air. The
ceremony will take place on Wednesday.
afternoon, October 18th, at Spesutia P.
E. Church, Perryman.
We are indebted to the Chamberlain |
Medicine Company, of Des Moines, Iowa,
for number of copies of the foreign pa
pers of which they are patrons. The list
includes every modern language and
tongue and shows that their we'll known
and popular remedies have sale all over
the world. ......
Services on Bel Air Circuit, NJ. P.
Church, Sunday, October 6, as follows:
Providence 1890 A. NJ, Union Chapel 8 |
P. M. and Grace Church, Bel Air, at 7.45
P. NJ. Special revival services will begin
at Providence Church on Sunday. Octo-
Der 10, at P. NJ, instead of 9th, as has
been announced.
Mr.. Eugene A. Guillott. son of Mr..
Eugene F. Guillott, of Bel Air. who is now
in the United States Marine Corps, was
one of the guards on duty at the bedside
of President Mckinley after he had been
assassinated. He was stationed at the
bedroom door for forty-eight hours pre-
vious to Mr.. McKinley's death.
"A Rural Free Delivery Route was es-
tablished in the vicinity of Fallston on
Tuesday. 1t goes from this place to Tay.
lor. Hess, Rutledge by way of the Charles
STREET. road to Upper Cross Roads,
Scarf, back to Fallston by the Snake
road. 1t is % miles in length and serves
10 families. MI Carvil T. Amos is the
carrier.
The solemn services ofwhat are known
as the Forty Hours Devotion, took place
in ST. Ignatius' Church, Hickory, on
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of this
week. There were appropriate dis
courses delivered by Rev. John NJ. Barry,
of Baltimore, Rev. Joseph B. Hauck, of
Long Green and Father Frederick, the
pastor.
There will be no service at the Church.
vile Presbyterian Church next Sabbath
morning, October 9Th. The Christian
Endeavor Society will hold its regular
service at 7.3o o'clock in the evening.
Mr. ]. Harvey Ball will lead On October
18th Rev. Henry A. Grubbs, of Havre de
Grace. will preach.
The Orphans Court has transacted
the following business: Samuel Chalk,
has been appointed administrator of
Abraham Chalk, deceased and George H.
Weber, administrator of Mary E. Weber.
The appointment ofEuphemia E. Lukens
as executrix of the late Mary A. Riley
was ratified. Grace A. Wilson and
: John T. Harkins were appointed admin
istrators of ADDISON S. Wilson.
Mr.. Winfield Preston, son of Mr..
Charles R. Preston, of Jarrettsville, acct
: IDENTIFY shot himself through the left leg
on Wednesday night of last week. He
t was taking revolver out of a trunk and
it is supposed that the hammer struck
t against the lid discharging the weapon.
8 Doctors Emory, Turner and Payne have
$ endeavored to find the bullet but so far
y have been unsuccessful. He is suffering
y excruciating pain.
:, DIR. A. w. Valentine, who has been in
the drug business in Bel Air for the past
!, four years, left on Monday to take up the
:, study of medicine at the Maryland Uni
! versity. While here, DR.. Valentine, by
his courteous manners, won the friend,
. ship of q large circle of acquaintance
who will miss him during his temporary