The aegis & intelligencer., 1904-02-26

ABERDEEN, Feb. 2t-Thc ice iii Push
River has become broken and weak in
many places, thus putting an end 10 the
sport OF ice boating, which has been So
much enjoyed by persons i'll that vicinity
and at Perryman.
The resumption of work at the Abcr-
deem Basket and Box Company factory
now in the hands of Dr. William Arthur
and Mr. Harry l.. Arthur, and the reno
val OF Mr. Frank NJ. Clotworthy's corn
starch and baking powder factory to
Pcrryrlan Will bc the opening OF two i'm
p0rtant enterprises iii this vicinity, ard
will give morr than the usual impetus to
business which however, always increaS-
cs here with the advent of spring. MIR
ClOthwOrthy $ factory, was until the
great fire in Baltimore located ON Barry
street near Lombard, and gave employ.
ment to Il large number of persons With
many other buildings in that section of
the city it was completely DESTROYED
MIR. Clothworthy has placed smaller
plant in the old Emmord and TAYLOR
building a Perryman. where he will en-
plov about twenty five hands, within
the next week He has branches of this
business in New York, Philadelphia ans
other northern cities.
MIR. George 4 Wright, o. Stcpney, WI
presented handsome Past Master. lew
cl by his brother members of Lodge NJ.
1877, y. F. and NJ.
The most enthusiastic Round Table
meeting of the season was held on Mon
day evening 22nd instant at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth G. MURRAY
| The topic, America was the Inspiration
| of large attendance and t he papers read
upnu the lives of C0lumI us, Washington
and Lincoln were received with that pa
, triotic interest which never flags. The
| next meeting will take place at the same
! residence on Monday evening March the
! 7th. and the topic for This occasion will
/ be France.
! Rev ii :. France, D. n the D, residing
| elder Ut he East Baltimore District held
! the fourth quarterly meeting of Aberdeen
! NJ. L. Church on Saturday evening Goth
instant and occupied the pulpit Of that
! church on Sunday morning. when he de-
! livcIcd an impressive sermon Gu Spiritual
! Power i'll the Church.
Rev. Harry ". Burruss of Grace NJ. +.
! Church South is now conducting a series
| OF revival services and during the week
his pulpit has been occupied bv Rev Ken
meth G. Murray ON Tuesday evening and
! 10y Rev. Mr.. Register of Trinity NJ. f.
! Church South of Baltimore on three oc.
casinns.
Mrs. Jacob lanes is quite sick at her
residence in this town.
Mir. Harry l.. Arthur is also on the
sick list
Mrs. Frederick Simons and Miss Louise
Cross .! NeW York were guests of Mrs
Kenneth q. Murray during the past
week
Miss Lille Arthur entertained mum,
Der Ot friends at herhUmc on Friday even.
ing in honor OF her guest, Miss Amy
Smith, OF Philadelphia
MIR. and Mrs. {. H. Johnson spent part
of the week with relatives at Leslie and
North East.
Mrs. Jennie ]. Jones, of Bridgeport
Conn, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. {. II
Johnson.
The Valentine tea given at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. James W Malcolm bv the
Parish Aid Society of Spesutia +. L
Church ON the ccvcning of the IIth instant
was Il delightful affair.
Mrs. George W. Brock paid a visit tc
relatives at Annapolis during the past
week, and WAS accompanied home by hel
daughter, Miss Iris. who has been spend
ing some time in that CITY.
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell has returned
from visit with Miss Henrietta II
Mitchell, of Baltimore
Miss Virginia Harris, Of Bush Rive
Neck, was guest of Miss Bessie AlctTav
last week.
= MIR. /. Webster Mitchell spent Suudr,
with friends i'll Bel Air VIRGINIA