The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-10-03

the address.
-Rcv. w. NJ Poisal, of Baltimore, wi
preach at Providence NJ. p Church, Sun
day, October >, at 1890 \. NJ; Unio
Chapel at 8 7. NJ and Grace Church, BE
Air, at p NJ.
A freight train of sixteen cars loadct
with Tomatoes was wrecked on FRIDAY
last near Aberdeen. The tomatoes wcr
from Delaware and consigned to Ralti
more parties
Mrs Elizabeth E. Benson, who dice
at the residence of her daughter, il
| Quaker City, Ohio, ON September 2Sth
was buried in the Friends cemetery
Fallston, on Wednesday.
"A two horse wagon filled with Goa
was left standing on Main street in Be
Air, one day this week, while the driver
went into a store to make some purchases.
He found it all there when he returned
further comment unnecessary.
Sabbath School rallving services will
be held at the Fallston Presbyterian
Church Sunday afternoon, October 9TH,
at o'clock Special music will I've rem
dered Rev. S. S. Greenwich, of Bel Air,
will deliver the address. All are most
cordially invi ID.
-Ex-Judge ieorg Yellott, WHO'S in his
cighty-fourth year, is still confined to
bed in the City Hospital, Baltimore. He
was taken to Baltimore for treatment in
December last, for troubles incidental to
old age. His condition is reported to be
very feeble.
Miss Kate Webb, of Bel Air, gave d
delightful card party at her home on
honor of her guest, Mrs. Willard Rhodes,
of Baltimore. The prizes were won by
Miss Priscilla Forwood, Miss Agnes
Cover, Miss Margaret Rosan and Mr..
Rhodes.
Bel Air Methodist Episcopal Church,
Sunday, October 5th.-1O.4o Sunday
School; l / A. NJ, short sermon and COM
munion; 7.30, Epworth League, led by
Miss Sue Smith, s 7. Nj. Rev Mr.. Mead
will speak Mt. Zion-2.i5, Sunday
School and missionary address by MIR.
W. p. Gruber; 3.l5, sermon and COM
munion; s p. NJ, Epworth League, led
by Miss Kate Harvard.
Capt. IL. O. Moore was before Justice
NJ. IL. Fahey, OF Havre dc Grace, on
Thursday last, on a charge brought by
Clarence Dolan, of Philadelphia Mr..
Dolan felt grieved because Captain Moore
with some friends went cunning on the
marshes at Spesutia island. The case
was suddenly dropped, at the instance of
Mr.. Dolan who realized that he had
made Il mistake i'll the law upon the sub
ject.
The continual downpour of rain last
week did considerable damage to rail
roads and caused uncle Sans mail routes
to he temporarily changed to meet the re-
quirement for prompt delivery. A large
waShout occurred ON the Pennsylvania,
Wilmington and Baltimore road near
Principeo in Cecil county. The presence
of mind of a young boy, the son of the
agent at the latter place, who had dis
covered the washout there and promptly
tagged an approaching train, probably
prevented a ia tai accident.
"A meeting of the Ministerial Union
was held at the Young Mems Christian
Association in Baltimore, on Tuesday
last. Kew. ". w. Davis, ofHarford, was
present, and took occasion to roundly
denounce and and condemn captain of
Detectives A. J. Humphrey and Detective
Hammersla, of Baltimore, for testifying
in the case of d. A. Fisher recently tried
in Bel Air for alleged violation of the
Sunday liquor law in Havre de Grace.
Rev. S. E. Nicholson, secretary of the
Anti-Saloon League was also present
and spoke or the subject
The two hundred and SEVENTEEN
stated meeting of the Prcsbytery of Bal
tin,ore will be held i'll the Churchvillc
Presbyterian Church, Monday evening
next, October 9th, at s O'Clock. The ses-
sion will be opened with sermon by the
retiring moderator, Rev. Harry S. Ecker,
of Frostburg, Md. After the sermon the
roll be called and the docket read, when
Presbytery willproceed to elect modera-
tor and temporary clerk, the moderator
to serve for six months. On Tuesday
there will be sessions during the morning
and afternoon for business. In the even
ing there will be a meeting for the public,
at which Rev. Donald Guthrie, ID. d.. pas
tor of the First Presbyterian Church of
Baltimore, and Rev. ]. Wynnc Jones, d.
d., pastor of the Abbott Memorial
Church, are expected to speak. Mrs Fl.
p. Strasbaugh will sing. On Wednesday
morning the Presbytery will finish its
business and adjourn until next stated
meeting. The public is welcome at all OF
these meeting, but iscspecially invited to
attend the popular meetings Monday
and Tuesday evenings. Dinner and sup
per will be provided for all the delegates
in the new store directly opposite the
church 1t is expected that there will b,.
between forty and fifty delegates present,