The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-12-23
Local Afairs.

p. German for copy of the Congress
sional Directory.
We are Indebted to the Pope Manu-
featuring Company for one OF their hanu-
some desk calendars for 1908.
The ladies of Perryman Evangelical
Church viii! hold a Christmas celebration
ON Christmas afternoon at o'clock.
The Sunday school of Grace Chapel,
Hickory, vii! hold its Christmas celebra-
ton on Thursday, December %, at go.
p. NJ
The Union Chapel NJ. P. Sunday
School will hold its Christmas entertain
ment on Thursday evening, December %,
at 5 o'clock.
The Christmas tree celebration OF the
Sunday School OF Churchville Prcsby-
terrain Church will be held this, Friday,
evening, at clock.
The ladies of Calvary NJ. +. Church
will hold their Christmas entertainment
on Wednesday evening. December Is, be-
ginning at 80 o'clock.
A dance will be given in tie Forest
Hill Hall on Monday evening. The COM
mite in charge is Mcssrs. George Roberts,
A. B. Twining and Charles ii. Wilson.
On Tuesday, Judge NanBibber sent
enced Charles W. Hall to the Penitentiary
for one year. Tie had been convicted OF
the larceny of corn from Mr. J X. Stitier
Next Monday, December &c, is legal
holiday and will lie generally observed
as Christmas day. The usual church
services will held on Sunday, Christmas
day.
Grace Church Sunday School OF
Aberdeen, will hold its annual Christmas
celebration next Monday evening. Deem
Der &c. The public is cordially invited to
attend.
The Sunday School of William
Waters Memorial NJ. E. Church, Coop
town will hold Christmas entertain
ment on Monday evening, December 20,
at O'Clock.
Mr. John S. Webster, of Churchv'i!e
recently killed porker weighing 6lo
pounds. 1t had to be butchercd as
beef as it was to large to be handled IN
the ordinary way.
We Elm receipt of copy OF Dawn,
which is edited by Miss Alice May louse,
Principal of the SALISBURY College OF
Expression. The tone OF the paper IS IN
Nn,Sa's lif,. work
Mans Evolution Godward.
On Wednesday and Thursday the sun
rose at 7.25 and set at 4 46. Today
FRIDAY IS one minute longer, the sun
setting at 4.47. Ifthc old adage be true,
las the DAYS begin to lengthcn, the cold
begins to strengthen we can look tor
colder weather.
An infant daughter of Mr. Harry
Brown, of near Singer, died on Wednes-
dav of last week The funeral took place
on Friday, the intermert being Ill Noun.
tain Christian Church cemetery. Rev. J.
X. Gait officiated {. E. Hornbergcr was
the undertaken.
Postmaster Bouldin, of Bel Air, is
making arrangements to move the post
office to the Schapiro building as soon as
the necessary repairs are made and the
new equipment put in. The place when
fixed up will have every modern convent
cnce and be credit to the town.
MIR. Harry Hayward Kent, of Pylcs-
vile, and Miss Mary Nj. Richardson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Richard
son, of near the same place, were quietly
married at the parsonage of Mount Yer
non NJ. L. Church, Baltimore, Ey Rev. b.
F. Devries, on Wednesday of last week.
Miss Clara Ball, daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph A. Ball, of Thomas Run. and
MIR. Clifford b. Gould, of New Jersey,
were married at the home of the bride,
at noon, Wednesday. The rites were
witnessed by the families of the contract
ing parties. Rev. S. {. WATSON per-
formed the ceremony.
During the carnival in Bel Air on
Wednesday, the horse of MIR. John w.
Wilsis became frightened and ran away.
The sleigh to which the animal was at
tached was upset throwing Mr.. Wilgis
out, breaking his arm. The horse ran
into nearby yard and became entangled
in a wire fence cutting itself very badly.
Mt. Ararat Masonic Lodge. Bel Air,
elected the following officers on Tuesday
night: Worshipful Master, Harry A.
Whitaker; senior warden, Charles ii.
MacNabb; junior warden, Albert ).
Twining; secretary, Dr. Charles Bagley;
treasurer, John G. Rouse. These will be
installed next Tuesday night, st. John $
day.
The entertainment given by the young
people of Forest Hill, in the W. I. I. l..
Hall. on Thursday evening of last week,
was success. Every available space Ill
the building was occupied and a large
number were unable to gain admittance.
Each character took his part well and
the large crowd was kept i'll laughter
until the close.
Miss Stella Viola Cullum, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Culum, of
Churchvillc, and Mr.. Oliver Coalc Trago,
son of Mr.. w. Arthur Trago, were mar
ried at the home of the bride, at Church
willie, on Wednesday evening. Rev. S. c.
WATSON performed the ceremony, which
was witnessed by only the near relatives
of the bride and groom.
While the ground is covered with
slow the little birds should not be for
gotten. Cut OFF from their accustomed
food, they will starve unless their human
friends remember them. Anyone feeding
them while the snow is on the ground
will be reimbursed if they will send their
vouchers to the State Game Warden,
John w. Avcritt, Cumberland.
The stable and outbuildngs of Mr..
Richard Wright, near Shawsville, caught
fire on Thursday night of last week and
were DESTROYED together with the con,
tents. The live stock was saved OK.
cent COW which was burned to death
The origin of the fire is unknown. His
house, which is near by, was saved with
difficulty The loss will reach $1,000
ON which there is no insurance.
A bill has been introduced in Congress
providing that packages up to POO
pounds, and in dimensions upto a barrel
hall I've carried nv mails tO Doints whert