The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-04-11
Local affairs.


Rogers estate.
MIR. Charles R. Preston, of Jarretts
vile, who recently spraincd his ankle
was able to be in Bel Air on Monday.
MIR. John b Moore, who recently
purchased the Winkler property near
Emmorton, has removed there with his
family.
MFR. w. X. Cunningham, one OF the
officials of the Maryland House OF Cor
rection has been visiting his home al
Abingdon.
MIR. Jacob K. Stevenson has purchased
the Garrison property at Emmorton'
1t is understood that the purchase price
was $3.50.
DIR Martin L. Jarrett expects to at
tend the Confederate Reunion winch
will be held in Dallas, Texas. Col. otho
S. Lee, of Bel Air, will accompany him.
Mr.. R. Harry Webster has purchased
from Young and Williams, trustees, the
Edward Ferry house andlot, situated on
the outskirts of Bel Air. The price PAID
was 1900.
The remains of Elnathan Woodhouse,
which were inferred at St. Mary 81 Church
near Emmorton, have been removed to
the family lot in Angel Hill cemetery,
Havre de Grace.
KEY. Frank A. killmon. the newly
appointed pastor of North Hartford cir
cult will preach this Sunday as follows,
1O.3OA. NJ. Emory M. E. Church. 3 +.
NJ. Vernon NJ E. Church.
Rev. John X. Jacobs who was recent
" appointed pastor OF West Hartord
Circuit of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, will preach at Calvary
Church, next Sunday at 1890 A. NJ and
100 P. NJ:
Rev Linwoed Hammond, the newly
appointed pastor for Aberdeen charge,
Methodist Episcopal Church, South, will
preach next Sunday evening at Grace
Church, Aberdeen, at 7.45 p. M, and at
Perryman at IL A. Nj.
Last Sunday morning Bishop Paret
confirmed a class of twelve at st Mary's
Church, Emmorton, and five at Emman-
uel Church, Bel Air, the same afternoon.
Indictment weather prevented alarger at
tendance at these services
Mr.. ]. Nathan Dean, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Nj. Dean and Miss Mime l..
Routson, both of Bel Air, were married
in Baltimore on Thursday of last week.
The bride was attired in navy blue
broadcloth gown with hat to match.
The many friends of Judge John Nc
Doom were glad to welcome him back to
his accustomed place on the bench OF the
Orphans Court of Hartford county, this
week. He has about regained his ac-
customed health and is looking very well.
Miss Julia A. Mcgowan, who has
been the exchange operator OF the Mary
land Telephone Company at Havre de
Grace for the past two years, has resigned
The subscribers of this popular company
will regret to part with Miss Mcgowan
as she has been prompt AID courteous
with everyone. Miss Cross has been ap-
pointed as her successor.
Mr.. Ernest Ayres. who has been the
business manager of the Journalist Club
for the past two years, has resigned his
position to take charge of the Calvert
Cafe in the Equitable Building, Baltimore.
Mr.. Avres is we'll and favorably known
to a large circle of friends in this conf
munity who will be pleased to see his
rapid strides in the business world.
Miss Mitchell, of Bel Air, Md, who
is teaching in the family of Mr.. A. E.
Tull is making fine impression on our
people who are pleased to have this cul-
tured young lady in our midst. North
ern Neck News. Miss Mitchell is grad
uate of the Bel Air Academy, where she
stood first In herclass. Sheis daughter
of Mr.. Henry Mitchell and niece of Hon.
Noble L. Mitchell, of the Bel Air bar.
Mr.. William Myers, brother of Mr..
Harry Myers, of the Maryland and Penn
sylvania Railroad, was killed in freight
yard in Chicago on Saturday evening of
last week. MIR. Myers was formerly an
employee of Dooley and Proctor and was
brother of Mrs. George c. Proctor and
Mrs. Robert Beard, of Cardiff. The re-
mains of the unfortunate man were
brought east and inferred at the Taber
nace Church on Friday morning
The Methodist Protestant Conference
adjourned Tuesday evening. The follow
ing is the local list ofappointments: Bel
Air, s. W. Coe; Deer Creek, J. D. Hodge;
Delta, w. H. Litzsinger; Mt. Tabor, ].
II. Straughn New Market, S. F Cassen;
Susquehanna, c. P Nowlin; Fawn Grove,
Dorsey Blake; Stewartstown, G. NJ.
CLAYTON Rev. S. A. Hoblitzell remains
at Lisbon, Howard county, and Rev. S.
B. Tredway at Cambridge.
The Baltimore Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Chuch closed on
Tuesday. The following appointments
were made for this vicinity: Aberdeen,
Kew. ~ w. NuIl lN 4hSiuiSOh oIiSSN, J.
M. Slarrow; Bel Air, G. w. Evans; Oar
lington, R. N. Edwards; East Hartford,
X. S. Barnes and L. NJ. Ferguson; Great
Falls, F X. Isaac and ]. H. Jeffries; Har-
ford, G. R. Sanner; Havre de Grace, Ed
ward Hayes; Long Green, Soloman Ger
man; Monkton, ]. T. Marsh and l.. w.
Gosnell; North Hartford. Frank A. Kill,
mon; West Hartford, w. w. Davis and c.
F. Bonn.
The twenty-sixth annual meeting OF
the Jarrettsville Permanent Building AS.
ISOLATION was held on Monday evening
of last week. The reports of the secre
tary and treasurer showed that the As
ISOLATION was in a prosperous condition
and dividend of five per cent was de
clared. The following officers wer,
elected President, DIR. NJ. l.. Jarrett
vice president, Alfred S. Upton; secretary
Thomas E. Cathcart; treasurer, w. H
Jarrett; attorney, S. A. Williams
Directors. Samuel Deets, DR.. w. l.. Smith
]. c. Taylor, ]. E. Eggleston, ]. b. Ward
l.. i. Gross and Thomas Gross.
Bishop Charles B. Galloway, of tn
Methodist Episcopal Church South
preached a sermon to a large congrega
ton at Grace Church, Aberdeen on Wed