The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-10-14
Local AFFAIRS.

OSlobSl 10, Sll r u Sl')~h -NA-
The ladies aid of Magnolia Church,
will hold an oyster supper and bazaar Ill
the hall on November II, Is and 10.
Governor Warfeld has commissioned
w. Crawford Norris justice OF the peace
in place oil the late Alexander Norris.
The Archdcaconry, of Towson, will
meet at St. Johns Church, Havre de
Grace on Wednesday and Thursday
October &c and 81.
A protractcd gospel meeting will be-
gin at the Fork Christian Church next
Sunday afternoon and evening. 1t Will
continue indefinitely.
Miss Margaret May Thorpy. daugh-
ter of Mrs. Margaret Thorpy, OF HaVre
de Grace, and Mr. Ben amin w. Taylor
were married on Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Forney, wife OF Mr. SAM
uel II. Forney, of Hanover, died on Sun
dav in Baltimore. She was sister OF
Mrs John A. Young, of Bel Air.
Tile wedding of Mr. Hollis H. Hop
kins, of Boothby Hill, and Miss Bessie
Suenccr. Of Baltimore. took place on We'd
nesd,v in Bethany NJ. T. Church Balti-
more.
Real Admiral Frederick Rodgers.
having reached the age of GO years, has
been retired. He is a resident OF near
Havre de Grace where his mother is still
living.
A heavy thunderstorm passed over
the vicinity of Aberdeen at an early hour
Wednesday morning. The storm was
also noticed i'll other portions OF the
county.
Mr.. S. c. Day. of Darlington, recent
" sent to this office bunch OF ripenng
blackberries. Old residents say that the
second bearing of fruit is an indication OF
hard winter.
On Monday J. w. Mccall, auctioneer,
offered for Harlan and Webster two lots,
situated at Harkins' Shops, one improved
by dwelling and outbIilding and the
other by large carriage shop. They
were both withdrawn.
On Monday l. w Thompson, auc
tioneer, sold for Jacob A. Dozen, trustee,
the Merrick and Penning property. 1t
was offered subject to Il mortgage tor
S3,662, and was purchased by John l..
c. Lee, attorney, for $525.
"A Parker, Davis and Talbot club
has been organized at Whiteford. The
officers are John .. Stearns. president,
lanes w. McNabb. secretary, and Daniel
". Bay, treasurer. Regular meetings
will be held until the election.
A meat and oyster supper will be
served in the Sunday School room of the
Bel Air Methodist Episcopal Church,
from six to ten O'Clock, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, October s and 10.
Cake, CONNECTIONS and fancy articles will
be on sale.
On motion of Senator Thomas ii.
Robinson, Mr.. J. Maulsby Smith, OF
Baltimore, was admitted as member
of the Hartford bar Mr.. Smith is
native of Bel Air but left here when quite
Il Young man. lie Has aCHSNSu lloiiii-
hence as Il lawyer in Baltimore.
MIR. and Mrs j. Thomas c. Hopkins
announce the coming marriage of their
daughter Amanda Evans and Mr.. Clifford !
Dawson Rosan. The ceremony will take |
place next Wednesday evening, October
10, at $50 o'clock, at Emmanuel Church
Bel Air. No invitations will be sent in
this county.
A United States Secret Service agent |
was in Bel Air on Tuesday looking after
one of our business mems method OF adj |
vertisng. The Objectionable matter was i
Il circular looking like dollar bill, which |
is a violation of law. Notice was served
that if the oflense was repeated the
statute would be enforced.
-Asburv NJ f. Church at Jarrettsville |
will be reopened next Sunday. October
1G. Dr. W. S. Edwards former Presid-
in. Elder Of the district, will preach at )
and S P. NJ. The church has been reno
waited inside and outside and is lighted |
with acetvlenc gas. The pastors Rev.
lanes l.. Mclean and Rev. Charles F.
Bonn extend a cordial invitation to the
public to participate in the services.
The State Sunday School Convention
will be held in Baltimore on Thursday
and Friday, October 81 and %. 1t will
meet in Grace Methodist Episcopal, Cum
,nings Memorial and Lafayette Square
PRESBYTERIAN churches and it is expected
that 900 delegates will be present. A
number of outside speakers have been
secured and each of the six sessions
promise more than ordinary enthusiasm.
1t is intended that these services shall
afford the Sunday school workers con-
siderable instruction and it is hoped that
the results will readily show renewed in
terest taken in each school in the state.
A serious accident was narrowly
averted in front of Emmanuel rcctory Bel
Air Immediately after the Rouse-Rouse
wedding on Tuesday evening. Mrs. ].
X. STREET. had hitched her horse to n
post and in some manner the shaft had
become broken. When the animal was
freed preparatory to starting for home
the broken shaft cut the horses side just
as Mrs. Street, placed one Of her little
children in the vehicle. AS the animal
started to run Mr.. John B. Hanna, who
was passing, grabbed the bride and with
difficulty stopped the runaway. But for
his presence of mind the little child would
probably have been killed.