The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-01-02
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BEL AIR. MO. JAN. 2, 1908
Local affairs.
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-Ex-Shcriif George +. Walker fell o
the ice at his home near Pcrryman IN
broke the large BONG of his left leg.
The Wilma ". {. r L. will meet a
the residence of Mrs. G. ". McComas o
Thursday. January Sth, at 30 p. NJ.
A marriage license was issued i'll Ba
timore last Friday to Lamar II. Wlntakc
and Elsie May Tucker, both of TIN
county.
Mrs. Thomas Z. Kirby, ofPcrryman
who was recently operated upon at The
Johns Hopkins Hospital is steady i'm
proving.
Tho sacrament of the Lords Suppei
will b administered! at Churchville Pres
byter:an Church next Sabbath morning
January +th.
MIR. X. W. Zimmerman, of Bel Air, en-
tertaired a number e children OF thu
nc;ghborhood with nice treat on Christ
mas morning.
The Woman's Guild of Emmanue
Church, Bcl Air. will hold its regular
monthly meeting ncXi Monday afternoon
at four o'clock.
The Chestnut Hill ''Y" will hold its
regular business meeting at the home
of Miss Estcllc Gricr, on Saturday, Jan.
uarv 3rd at 7. NJ.
The directors Of the Second National
Bank of Bel Air have declared semi.
annual dividend of three per cent, clear
of State and county taxes.
Mr.. Frank Lee, Of Bel Air, recently
underwent Il serious operation torcmcdy
n defect in one of ris eyes. DR.. Herbert
Harlan was the surgeon in charge.
MIR Nelson A. Lewis and Miss
Maggie Mitchell wcrr married at the NJ.
L. Parsonage, Bel Air OH Wednesday
morning by the Rev. George w. Evans.
Mr.. John H. Hcucr, Of Bel Air, desires
us to extend his thanks to the persons
who rendered such valuable service in ex-
tinguishing the fire ut his place on Tues
day evening.
We are indicted to the managers OF the
MARYLAND Hospital for the Insane, FOR
the one hundred and fifth annual report
of the Board of Managers to the Cover
nor of Maryland.
Rev. T. E Peters will deliver his
celebrated lecture on brains, Grace and
Common Sense" at Emory NJ. E. Church
N. Hartford Circuit, on Friday evening,
January 9th, at eight O'Clock.
We are indebted to Rosan Brothers,
the wcll-known insurance firm of Bel Air,
for copy of one of their calendars for
1903. 1t will prove both handy and
useful ornament either for the desk ,r
library.
The Willard w. {. T. L. will hold a
parlor meeting at the home OF MIR. George
T. Huff, near Mill Green, on Tuesday
evening. January 6, beginning at 80
O'Clock. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
"A pleasant dance was held in the hall
at Forest Hill last Friday evening.
About eighty persons were present and
thoroughly cii 'yed the occasion. Music
was furnished by an orchestra from
Baltimore.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Hartford Agricultural Society will he held
in Bel Air on Monday, January 18th. 4
statement of the financial affairs of the
Society Will be submitted and new board
of directors will be chosen.
AT a recent Meeting of the Directors
of the Conowingo Bridge Company, Il
dividend of 81 share was declared.
Resolutions on the death of the late
Richard B. Mccoy, win" had been di-
rector for over forty years, we're adopted.
The musical entertainment, which
was to have been given 1T the Noun
tainChrstiau Church last November
will be held on Wednesday evening,
January 18th, at eight O'Clock. a
pleasant time is promised to all who
attend
The dance which was given Fin the
Assembly Rooms of the Masonic Temple
on Friday evening, was one of the most
successful that has been held in Bel Air
for sometime The attendance of large
number of visitors added greatly to the
enjoyment of the evening.
-Iames Day was fatally injured near
PERUVIAN on Thursday of last week. He
was found unconscious near the Philadrl-
phia, Baltimore and Washington Rail
road tracks and was taken to Baltimore.
1t is thought probable that he fell from a
freight train while attempting to steal a
ride.
The directors ofthe Hartford National
Bank, at their meeting on Monday, re.
warCci their entire executive force by Il
substantial increase Ill the salary of each
This step was taken in view of the pros,
porous year which has just closed and is
on the line of all progressive institutions
who have learned the wisdom OF. reward,
ing the faithfuncss of those who are il
their employ.
Special revival services will begin III
Asbury Church, on Sunday night and
continue through the week. Rev. ". "
Davis will preach at Ebenczcr and Friend
ship churches next Sunday. y missions
cry offering will follow the sermon at tho
former and communion at the latter
church. Beginning with Friday, January
9th, the pastor will conduct a series o
studies in Revelations ut the West Har
ford parsonage from two to three o'clocl
every FRIDAY afternoon.
Christmas Day passed oilvery quietly
in Bel Air. Business generally was sus
pcndc,. and the town wore a Sunda,
aspect The residents ofccrtaiu portions
of the town were rudcly disturbed il
their Christmas Eve rcvcrics bya larg
number of drunken persons who were OF
the streets They made the night hidcou
with their noises and Drawings. Til
town now has no officer and the Com
missioncrs should take immediate step
to employ some one to see that order /
enforced.
Miss Jessie Pcyton Owen, daughtc
of the late DIR. John w. Owen, of Win
chester, Virginia. and Mr.. John a. W
Richardson, son of the late DR.. Williar
5. Richardson, of Bel Air, were marie
in Baltimore on Tuesday afternoon d