The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-10-11
Local affairs.

Spring Church until October z'th' 'h'
pastor being away.
BY the last quarterly distribution o
COMPTROLLER Herring, the Hartford school:
received 81, 692.02.
-Wann,Post No. 40 GA. R, Forest Hill
il making preparations for its annua
oyster supper which will be held about
October 31st. r,.
DIR. Henry Wilson, of Long Green
Valley, has horse forty two years old
This wonderful animal is still able to do
considerable light work.
The Willard w. c. T. U. will hold its
regular monthly meeting at the residence
of Miss Jennie Treakle, on Tuesday after
noon, October 18th, at 2.3o o'clock.
Rev. DR.. L. T. Waterman, agent Of
the Maryland Bible Society, will preach
in the William Walters Memorial Church,
Cooptown, at P. NJ. Sunday, October
18th.
Mr.. E. Kinsey Asher has declined the
nomination of Prohibition candidate for
the State Senate and DIR. Benjamin Smith,
of Bel Air, has been substituted in his
place
The pastor will preach at the Grace M.
P. Church, Bel Air, Sunday, Oct. 13, at
liza. NJ, Mt. Carmel at P. M. and at
sP. NJ will begin special services at
Providence.
We would be glad if the owner of a
cape which was recently advertised as
lost would come to this Office and get his
property as we have mislaid his post
office address.
The Republicans were to have held a
big pow-wow in the Court House, on
Wednesday. but as number of the i'm
portant speakers failed to show up.
the meeting was postponed until another
time.
Special revival services at Centre
Methodist Episcopal Church will begin
Sunday, October 18th, Rev. DR.. L. 7.
Waterman, Agent of the Maryland Bible
Society, will preach. at 1890 A. M. and
7.3OP. NJ.
Mr.. Thomas Jackson. General Freight
Agent of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railway, was one oft the visitors
at the Hartford county Fair. Mr.. Jack
son is a Baltimorean by birth but
obtained portion of his education at
Bel Air Academy.
The Orphans Court has been in ses-
sion this week Ella Thompson was ap-
pointed administrative of the late John
Bailey and Elizabeth Rogers and John
X. Denbow administrators of the late
George Rogers.
Among the many visitors at the re-
cent Fair were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S.
Herman, of Baltimore. Mr.. Herman is
a native of this town where his father
WIS formerly one of the prosperous busi-
ness men OF the place.
Around the world in sixty days"
lecture illustrated by use of the stereopti-
Gun, showing large number of beauti-
full scenes, will be given by Rev. G. R.
Sanner at Smiths Chapel on this Friday
evening at eight o'clock.
The fall campaigns nowupon us. The
Democrats are fully awakened as to the
Importance of the next election. The
ticket will be elected, but it is the major
ity that we are after. We want to make
it as large as possible.
A two weeks revival service of the
"Old fashion sort" will begin at Rock
Run Church on Monday, October 14th,
at 100 P. NJ. All Christian people
are invited to unite in these services.
Bright music and short sermons by the
pastor. Songs of the Soul" No. will
be used.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Grace Swingley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs J. A. Swingley, OF Aber-
deem, and Mr. Edwin Evans Carver, of
Baltimore. The wedding will take place
on Wednesday evening, October 10th, at
$50 O'Clock.
On and after October Is, the train
on the Maryland and Pennsylvania Rail-
road which leaves Baltimore at 11.35 A.
ID. and arrives at Bel Air at 1885 P. NJ.
then leaves Bel Air for Baltimore at 2.1O
P. NJ. and arrives in Baltimore at $50
P. NJ. will be discontinued.
Mr.. George Rogers, aged about
seventy-hve years, well-known and
respected citizen of Bagley. died on Tues
day morning oflast week. Heis survived
by widow. three sons and three daugh-
tiers. The funeral took place on Thurs
day, the interment being at Union Chapel
The Republican convention of the
Second Judicial Court, declined to make a
nomination against Hon. Edwin H.
Brown who has been nominated by the
Democrats. He will therefore have no
party opposition, but the Republican
voters will be free to cast their ballot for
anyone they choose.
Rev. R. Allen Castleman, rector of
Bel Air Protestant Episcopal Church, has
returned from two months trip through
the north where he has been the guest of
DR.. Howard A. Kelly, the celebrated Balti-
more surgeon. A large portion of this
time was spent at DR.. kelly's private camp
on the St. Lawrence River.
The Republicans of this county are
flooding the mails with literature which
is calculated to enthuse their luke-warm
constituents. Their list of Republicans,
however, must be at fault, as we are
daily receiving their appeals" from
loyal Democrats, who say that they
have have no use for such "stuff."
Mrs. Mary Payne Butler. of Towson,
has issued cards for the marriage of her
daughter Miss Mary May and Mr..
Howard Hall Macy Lee. The ceremony
will take place on Wednesday evening
October 23rd at Trinity Church, Tow.
son. Miss Butler has a large circle Of
acquaintance in this county.
Among those who attended the un.
yelling of the Wagner bust at Druid Hill
Park, on Sunday, was Mr.. August
Knofer, of Bel Air. He pronounced the
ceremonies as being of an inspiring ma
ture and thoroughly enjoyed by the
thousands of persons present, to dc
honor to this German musician
The suit for 500. 600, filed in JUNE
against the Jacob Tome Institute o
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