The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-12-19
Local affairs.

Rev. W. NJ. lett, Ht BALTIMORE WI
preach at Grace III. =. Church, Bel MI
Sunday, December n, at II \. NJ. and
p. NJ; Nit. Carmel, > T. N.
Key. DR. l.. r. Waterman will prrac
at Centre, on Sanday, december. ~. Il
1890 \. NJ. and i, the William Waiter
Memorial Church, ut 3 p. NJ.
The sacrament I'll the Lords Suppc
will be administered at F.Illston Prcshy
terrain Church, on Sunday afternoon
December 2lst, at three O'Clock.
Rev. c. L. Nowlin, pastor of Susquc
hanna Circuit NJ p Church, has removed
from Level to the new parsonage, which
has recently been erected near Webster.
The tin can works of the American
Can COMPANY, 1T Havre dc Grace, have
resumed work. They are now employ
ing about one third of the usual number
of hands.
An oyster supper will be held at Dub
lin, on Monday, December 22nd, from
STOP. NJ, under the auspices "t the
Sunday School. Supper held III old store
house. Refreshments.
-Rev. W. W. Davis Will leave on his
vacation ncxt Monday, rcturmaS1ntIme
for Watch Night Services at Centre. AAv
calls for pastoral services during his alb
sencc should be made to Rev. {. +. Bonn.
AS The .I.giS will go to press one day
earlier next week. ON account OF the
Christmas holidays, our friends are re-
uuestcd to get all matters intended Tor
publication, TO the office as carly as pos
sible.
Mrs. Kate (. Carver, wife of Mr.
Iohn W. Carver, of Havre dc Grace, met
with painful accident on Thursday
night of last week. While goirg down
stairs size tell and broke one OF her arms
and dislocated her She uldcr.
Mr.. and Mrs Amcntis I. rattersnn,o
Emmortou. have issued cards announcing
the marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Nellie Blanche, to Mr.. William i. Larue,
oil fhilaue'P''''' H. u" ,'''''' N>'>
place in Baltimore on Wednesday
lanes Frank Burke, Il bird ofpaSSagc,
who claims Indiana as his home, WAS
committed to Jail last week by Justice
Fahey, Of Havrc' lie Grace, charged with
the larceny of sixty pounds of tobacco
from car on the pennsylvania" Na'iF""''
The following officers Of Aberdeen
Masonic Lodge were elected on Monday
right: Worshipful master, George l..
Wright senior warden, Or {. H. hriete;
Junior warden. George II. WINS; sccre-
tarv. W. II. Jacobs; treasurer, Charlcs
Osborn.
Key. H. S. France. D. D.. will preach
Mt the Bel Air Methodist Episcopal
Church on Sunday, December 81, Mt II
A. NJ, and at Mt. Zion at DO +. NJ
The pastor will preach at Bel Ar at l.
NJ. Subject, lie Wise Men ana he
Other Wise Man.
The following officers of Nj. Ararat
Masonic Lodge were elected ut is meet
ing on -xTuesdav night: WorslIpful
master, Rev. Il. A. Castlema:.; senior
warden, Dr. Armfield +. NanBib5er
junior warden, Harry y. Whitaker; secre-
tary, Dr.. Charles Bagley; treasurer, ohm
G.. Rouse. FhcSc officers Will bclnStaucu
st. Johns n'&'''. December -'th'
The sccoad annual shooting match
will lie held ut Bridgeton, Pa, which is
eight miles north of Delta, on the Mary
land and Pennsylvania Railroad, on sat
urday, December 9th, beginning at nine
O'clock A. NJ, md lasting ali day. The
prizes will he for gold and silver watches,
turkeys, fur gloves. special pools and
fine little trotting mare Hartford gunncrs
are especially invited to be present and
join in the sport.
Tho Bryant Literary Society of the
Darlington Academy met on Friday. The
following programme was rendered:
Singing, "Old folks at Home, lltc OF amcs
Whitcomb RILEY, Maiorie Holloway; "a
Bows mother" Arthur Jones; lnstru.
mental solo, Lucy Kimball; THE ragged
Man." Juliet Scott; conundrums, Janet
Edge; solo, Lucille Knight; reading, Flor
Eta Kmball; charades. Elizabeth
Knight; singing, Beautiful Isle of Some
where"
Miss Emma A. Royston, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Roysion, Of I'LL
linden Avenue. baltimore, and Mr.. Ed
ward Il. Tvdings. of Edscwood. were
married at noon. on Tuesday, in the
the First Presbyterian Church, Madison
Avenue and Biddlc street, Baltimore.
The pastor, Rev. J. b. Wilson, otticiatcd
There were no attendants. The bride
was attired in a gown ofhlue broadcluth.
Following the reception, the couple left
for trip south.
DIR / p. Hodnkin. of Manassas, Viz
rjnia, has issued n volume of short
stories called "Southland." Its written
in the Doctors charming stvlc and was
nreparcd during his slow convalcscnce
frnr = tedious illness. Some of the
Doctor's writings have been published in
this nancr. and we feel sure that those of
o,r readers who are interested in the
fiction of the country south of the Mason
md D;xon line will crcouramc the DubIi
cot;,,, of this worthy volume,