The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-05-02

building. The first and second stories
are to be occupied by Mr.. G. H. WINS as
a general merchandise store, and the
third story will be used for the meetings
of the lodge. The dimensions of the
building are to be "a by 60 feet. Mr.. H.
A. Gilbert is the contractor and the build
ing committee is composed of the follow
| ing members of the lodge: William B.
Baker, president; o. c. Michael, secretary;
H. l.. Arthur, B. w. Herring and James
A. Wiles.
A live bird shoot for fifty dollars side
was held at Aberdeen on Thursday after
noon. The four participants were
Messrs. Frank Mathewson. of the Du-
pont Powder Mills, Massey and Nickel
vey, of Wilmington, Delaware, and l.. S.
German, of this town. They shot at
forty birds side, with the following
result: German, 10. McKelvey, 16, total
35; Massey, II. Mathewson, 1 7, total 81.
A number of persons of this place and
vicinity, accompanied by few of their
city friends visited the floats of Silver,
Spencer and Company on Saturday last.
They went from Havre de Grace to the
floats in Captain Boyd's launch, and en-
joyed day of piscatorial surroundings,
pleasing both to the eye and inner man.
In the party were Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Wood, of Philadelphia, DR.. William B.
Mcdonald, of Baltimore, Rev. Linwood
Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs H. p. Stras-
baugh and son, "Billy" Strasbaugh, Mr.
and Mrs. o. c. Michael, Mrs. c. A.
Courtney, Mrs. Ava E. Irwin, Misses
Bertha Martin, Virgie, Lilly and Bessie
Courtney, Pearl Mitchell, Edith Irwin,
Nettie Baker, Bessie McGaw, Blanche Nc
Cav; Messrs. w. G. Hewett, H. A. Gil
bert, ]. L. Irwin, H. R. Baker, Mitchell |
Osborn, Shirley Mitchell and Neville
Courtney.
Last Monday and Tuesday was the
occasion of the first quarterly meeting
for Grace NJ. E. Church South. this town
Or. B. w. Bond, Presiding Elder, preached
at Grace Church at P. NJ. Monday and
held the business session, Tuesday MORN
ing.
The Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Murray
of Aberdeen M. E. Church, were given a
delightful reception on Thursday evening
of last week, in the lecture room of the
church. After the usual demonstrations
of welcome on the part of the congrega-
ton to their new pastor, an interesting
literary and musical programme was
rendered.
MI. .. NJ. halfway, OF the AltlZenS
National Bank, of Havre de Grace, spent
part of last week in New York, with his
brother, Mr.. Walter Hanway
Miss Lilly Keen is visiting her sister
Mrs. Mulliken NJ Linthicum, near Col
lington, Md.
Mr.. Joseph T. Taylor has removed his
family from Philadelphia, to their country
home. near Perryman, for the summer
Messrs. G. E. Brock and H. A. Ray
nond will leave here on Thursday on
heir bicycles for Annapolis.
Mrs. Kenneth G. Murray, ofthis town,
eft here on Monday, for visit to rela-
ives in New York City.
Mr.. Adams Hughes, of Philadelphia,
who has been at his home, near Aberdeen,
ndisposed for the past week, has suffi-
iently recovered to resume his position
It the Cramp shipyards.
Mrs. T. L. Hanway was guest of Mrs.
harrison c. Larrabee, of Baltimore, dur
ng the past week.
Mrs. Sallie c. Spedden, of Baltimore,
las returned home from a visit to Mrs.
duncan Mcpherson, of Aberdeen.
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