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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-01-01
From Michaelsville.

NICHAELSvILLE, December 2S.-Christ-
mas passed offquietly. Notwithstanding
the rain everyone seemed to have good
time. Your pendent was fortunate
enough to get behind fine turkey at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Ford.
That ample justice was done. goes with
out saving, and we hope We Editor Jared
as we'll.
Old BoreaS came down on us on Satur-
dav morning like thousand of brick,
and it is hoped that he will stay until Il
good ice harvest can he had, so that we
can cool our mint iulips when the hot
days come.
The beIi-buzzard that has been alluded
to by our up-countrv correspondent was
in the Neck one dav last week. 1t was
seen here last winter. Some went so far
to claim it WIS from Virginia, but here
is the true story. About eight wears ago
we had a cold, slcctv, stormy night, and
ice was congealed on the huzzards' wings
to such an extent that when daylight
came they could not fly. Some mis-
chicvouS bows caught Il lot of them and
fastened bells to them. Numbers of them
fpcked down in our fields and gardens,
and i'll several instances they came int"
the yards. Had it been few days before
Christmas, YOUR correspondent could
have caught quite lot ofturkcys for tie
| market.
BY the time another issue of The .l:gis
! reaches us. New Year will lie ushcrcd i'll.
Let us look and hope for an era of pros
peritv. good will and cheer to MI man.
kind. The coming year will mark great
political fight which will decide the Chief
magistrate of the nation for the next
four years. Let us fight the great politi.
cal battle with fairness, honor and honesty
and God will do the rest. JIM SANK.
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From NorrisvilIe.

NoRRIsvILLE, December 2S.-Christma.
has come and gone. 1t passed off very
quietly i'll this neighborhoOd.
Our schools closed fo- the HOLIDAYS
and our teachers left for their respective
homes to eat turkey and other good
things.
MIR Howard Duncan, of Baltimore,
spent the holidays with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. William Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William WEIGH, Misses
Carrie aud Margie Gordon spent the
holidays with thcirparents Mr. and Mrs
Alcxau Ter Gordon.
Mr.. Leonard Wiley, of Baltimore, has
been the guest of his parents.
Mr.. John +. Wiley of this place shipped
four tons Of poultry to Baltimore for the
holidays
MIR. Josiah F. Wiley, Norrisville, and
Miss Florence Duncan, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. William Duncan, were quietly
married at the home of the bride, on
Wednesday. by Rev. W. r. Everett.
Immediately after the ceremony, they left
for a wedding trip. Upon their return
thew will reside a t Norrisvillc.
The subject Of good roads in Hartford
county should be kept ON the move by
the people and taxpayers, as there is
nothing more important to acommunity
than churches. schools and good roads.
a Happy New Year to editor, staff and
all the readers of the .Egis.
BUFFALO BILL.
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From FaIlSton.

FALLsToN. December 3O.-Christmas
day passed oli' very quietly here. Rev.
Joseph b. Houck gave the annual treat
to the children of st. Marks, not for
Getting the other children i'll the neigh
horho0d
The cold weather continues, affording
good skating which our young folks have
been enjoying. The farmers are about
through harvesting their ice.
Miss Loretta Stamford, of the Mary
land State Normal School. and Mr. A. y.
Street,. of the Maryland Agricultural
College, are spending the holidays at
their homes.
Miss Mary Z. Favour, of Baltimore,
spent last week with her parents, OF
Laurel Brook
The children of DR.. p. F. Sappington
are spending the holidays with their
grandparents, at Govanstown.
Miss Jessie Clark, nf Baltimore. and
Mr.. Clark McCuhbins, of New York.
spent Saturday with their cousins, the
Misses Stamford, of Fallston.
Nh. and Mrs. Alex. Curry and Mr.. and
Mrs. Downs, of Baltimore, were the
guests of MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Street,.
Miss Bertha, Messrs. Stanley and Ed
ward Colgan, are spending the holidays
with their parents. near Reckord.
To the editor, and the many readers oil
YOUR valuable paper, "A Happy New
Year" OBSERVER.
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Entertainment at Bethlehem School.

JARRETTsvILLE, Dec. 2s.-The pupils OF
the Frances Willard Literary Society OF
Bethlehem School gave their annual
Christmas entertainment on Wednesday,
December 23rd. Miss Bessie Mason pre-
sided at the organ. The house was taste
fully decorated with evergreens. The
following programme was rendered ::
Opening song, christmas Welcome;"
recitation, Lulu Robinson, THE Tele-
phone Message; exercises by the primary
department, rccitations by Edgar Hildt,
"A Letter to Santa Claus" and Mabel
St. Clair, Marriage of Santa Claus;
trio by Esther Hildt, Molie Beall and
Rosa Galbreath, Little People of the
Snow" recitation by Louise Galbreath,
Annie and Willie's Prayer" reading by
Mamie Hartman, The Fir Tree" trio
by Josephine Beall, Ethel Devoe and
Raymond Watkins, "Sleighing Song"
class exercise by seven girls and two
boys. essay by Raymond Watkins,
christmas" reading. Miss Orsburn,
Nothing for Jacob" duet, Ethel Devoc
and Louise Galbreatll; recitation. Joseph
inc Beall, The Borrowed Chimney"
Dialogue, "ChriStmas Secrets duet bv
RAYMOND Watkins and Frank Beall;
Santa Claus, impersonatcd by Mr..
Clarence Galb, cath, then appeared aud
delighted the children with his witty
savings and the distribution of confectiuu-
cry.
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FAMILY REUNION.

A very pretty Christmas day celebration
was the reunion of the children of Rev.
and Mrs. S. A. Hoblitzell, at Lisbon,
Howard county, where Mr.. Hoblitzell is
now located. 1t was the forty-hrs ami
versary of their marriage, and was at
tended by the entire eight children with
the exception of their daughter, Mrs
Robert F. Maddox, of Princess Anne.
Those present included Messrs. William
4. Hoblitzell, of Washington, James II.
Hnbitzell, of Washington, II. E. Hoblit.
z=ll, Bel Air, S. A Hoblitzell, Jr., Bel Air,
Raymond N. Hoblitzcll, Baltimore, AL.
bert NJ. Hoblitzell, Baltimore, and NJ
Dale IIoblitzcll, Lisbon. The bride and
groom of forty-one years standing, were
presented with handsome silver service
the present of their children, and Mr.
EIoblitzell received handsome Morri.
chair There was also a generalexchang'
of presents among the children.
Rev. Mr.. Hoblitzell is one of the oldes
ministers in point of actual service of thu
| Methodist Protestant Conference. 81,
twas formerly located in Bel Air
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From Carsins.

CARsINS, December 2S.-Thc entertain
ment given by the teacher and pupils OF
Jefferson school on Tuesday evening OF
last week was decided success. Zach
one performed his part in a most credi-
table manner. The school house was
filled until scarcely standing room was
available. A neat sum was raised for
school purposes. Our popular and
efficient teacher, Miss Lillian CLANCY is
spending the Nmas holidays at her home
in Baltimore.
MIR r. Robinson died on Tuesday morn
ing December %, of consumption. He
was scvcnty-fve years of age and had
been the wheelwright here for about 81
years. His remains were taken to Baiti-
more for interment.
Master Howard Deavcr, of Leeds Cecil
county. is spending the holidays with his
friend, W. Clyde Jewcns.
Nmas was spent in about the usual
manner Had it not been for the occa-
sional bang of Il gun and glance at the
table grooming beneath the weight at 4
fat Nmas turkey, we would scarcely have
known it was here We did not take the
advice ofour CORES poudentfrom Harklns
and have guinea OF rabbit, if turkeys
did fly high. y RAYS.
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From falISton.

FALLSToN, December 29.-Thc Nmas
entertainment given by the Sunday
school of the Fallston PRESBYTERIAN
Church on NmaS night proved to Re Il
grand success, very large audience being
present. All who took part deserve great
credit for the able manner in which their
selections were rendered. Beside singing
by the school and choir. solos were given
by Eslcy and Hid X yle. Miss Hattie
Jones the organist had charge of the
music. Those taking part were Ethel
Denbow. Marion Standitord, Beulah
Esley. Bertha and Iiilda Kyle. Charlotte
Bond, Raymond Kirk. Edith Terry,
Myrtle, Mamie, Albert and LEROY Den
bow. Viola FurgcSton and Helen Finncv.
The scholars received boxes of candies
and other gifts from the school and
teachers. The teachers also received
gifts from the scholars. Miss Hattie
Jones the organist was presented with II
gold c. +. pin by the church and school.
Mr. Joseph Crumlish the Superintendent
received several gifts. The pastor Rev.
W. NJ. Hyde. was presented with hand
some rug. The services passed OF very
pleasantly and we trust helpful.
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From Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN. December 30.-The Christ
mas week has been Il lively one in the
social realm of Aberdeen, where a num-
her of card parties and receptions have
been given Among the events most I'M
portant to the young people of this place
and Pcrryman was the dance given on
Tuesday at Emmord's Hall. The Con
Cordia Orchestra Of Baltimore rendered
music for this occasion and about sixty
guests were present.
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell. of Darlington,
was the guest of Miss Elizabeth Mitchell,
of Short Lane during the past week.
Miss Kate Hughes will entertain lew
friends at cards at her home this evening.
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell entertained at
cards on Monday evening.
Miss Fannie c. Walker, of Bush River
Neck gave a delightful entertainment to
about thirty of her young friends on
Saturday evening.
Mr.. Roy James, of Cook Academy,
Mountour Falls. n. V, is spending the
HOLIDAYS with his parents MIR. and Mrs.
II. 3. James, of this town.
Miss Mamie Morgan who is at home
from the Mary Bald win Seminary for the
holidays, will give Il finch party to few
of her friends on Friday evening.
Mrs. E. F. Shewmake, of Newport
News, Virginia, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
William Z. Morgan.
Miss Marienne Walker, of Baltimore,
is spending a few days with the family oil
Mr.. William H. Reasin.
MIR Walter L. Hanway, of New York
City, spent part of the past week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 7. l.. Hanway.
Miss Ava Teffery, of Baltimore, returned
home on Tuesday after visit to Mrs. T.
l.. Hanway.
Miss Iris Brock is visiting i'll Annapolis.
Miss Charlotte Roydal, of Wilmington,
Delaware. is visiting Mrs. H. Is. James.
Aberdeen Graded School closed for the
HOLIDAYS last Wednesday afternoon with
programme of Christmas literature and
other exercises, which was witnessed by
many of our town people.
\ Christmas Cantata was given by
the scholars ofGracc NJ. L. Sunday School
in the town Hall on Thursday evening,
81 81 instant.
The entertainment given at Robinhood
school under the direction OF Mrs. I. h.
Morgan, on Wednesday evening, 23d
instant, embraced Il programme OF pleas
ing rotations and music appropriate to
the holiday season. One of the most at.
tractive features was a holly drill by
| twelve girls ard twelve bows. The school
room was prettily decorated with greens
and Christmas tree with bright orna
ncnts, embelishcd by the light OF many
candles stood in the front of the room
/ The boards were covered with pretty
/ designs, drawn by the scholars. The
! number of patrons present on this occa
/ sion attcsted the interest felt in the
| school.
The Aberdeen Nj E. Sunday School helt
! its Christmas entertainment in the church
on Tuesday before Il crowded audience
The editice was prettily adorned anc
bright and sparkling literary jems mad
Mp pleasing programme interspcrset
with Christmas carols by the choir.
The ice in Swan Creek near Valian
Park has reached depth of eight inches
The family of Mr.. Joseph X. Baldwin
of Buffalo. y V. has moved to thi
town, where Mr.. Baldwin formerly re
! sided. VIRGINIA.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. benjamin ". Ady, ex-Register OF
Wills of Baltimore county, is scIiouslylll,
at his home near HYDE.
Mr.. Ross T. Tredway. a letter carrier
in the employ OF the government at York.
Pa, has been the guest of relatives and
friends in the ncighborhnod OF Norrisville
and Madonna.
Mrs. Charles Baglcy, of Baglev, is the
guest OF Mr. urd Mrs. George T. Wright,
o! TowSnn
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iron nas.inrton.

nA'iI>nInv u .c,'''r'"." - - "" ~
Mrs. l.itu n IN, r..c. ,.,',h.,! :, ~. {"
:icir friends ut Il card and finch party
can 5 iJuriHv evening last, at Wavside,
ia in,m"r 1T Nir and Mrs Malcolm T.
i'r.ce. al Washington. ID. {. Among
those present were Rev. AMI Mrs. ". ".
kimhall. McssrS and McsdaturS H. j;
Hrirr. Malcolm +. Price. l.. NJ. Allen. lr.
u Gilpin Wilson. Walter h. Kirk. D. l.
Thomas, James T. Jones, L. Charles vii
son, Hargravcs Spalding and Mrs. John
Dawson, of Charleston. South Carolina
and Misses Sallic W. Allen Isabel Price
Mary Wilson aud AlcSSrS Harry + Price
Iohn II Price. Ir.. John W. Wroth ard
John II. >'ymingtnn. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Malcolm Price. Mrs. w. Is. Kirk
and Mr.. ]. II. Price. Jr, i'll cards; while
Mrs. ". W. kimball and Mrs. T. Jones
were champions in finch.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert ". Elliott. of
Forest Park. Baltimore, were guests of
Mrs. James T. Jones, for few days last
week
The Darlington Card Club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Ilargraves Spalding on
Tuesday morning.
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REAL E5TATE TRANSFERS TO DEC slth

Mary w. Morgan and Others to H.
Nelson Allen, Liars Range" fifth dis
trict, $500.
Ionic Peace, ct al. to J. C. Frederick
Lantz, lot near Edgewood, $40.
Thomas H. Robinson, trustee, to Smith,
Rouse and Webster, Us acrefnear Hickory.
$1,000
Carrie Henry and William Henry to
Sidney Cooper, Ramsay Farm" 1921
acres, $500 etc.
Nelson b. Cooper to Sidney Cooper,
"Cooper's Pleasant Hill" 1S5 acres
$1,000
Alphonso Robinson ct al. to County
Commissioners, right of way.
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DARLINGTON, December 3O.-The Bry-
ant Literary Society of Darlington High
School met on december 23d with the
president, Isabel Brown. i'll the chair.
The following programme was rendered:
Song, Jolly Old St. Nicholas; recitation,
"Nmas Boundaries, James Selfe; read
ing, Annie and Willie's Prayer" Juliette
Scott; song, "Sanra's Cake" talk, "Ori.
gin O! Nmas Customs" Mr.. Galbreath;
Nmas quotations, Ernest Day, Fannie
Russell, Georgia Scott, lean Clendening
Elizabeth Windolph; lullaby. Maud War
ncr; The Day Before Nmas," play;
Dehlnan's MAS Hymn. GLEE CLrB.
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from Roothby Hill,

RooTunY HILL, December 29.-A Happy
New Year to all.
Miss Martha CLANCY is spending her
Christmas vacation in Baltimore and
other cities
Miss Ida Cain, of Oakland, who has
bccn visiting Miss Nora Cain, is now the
guest of Miss Sallic ]. Mitchell, of Earl
ton.
Mr. !. W Cain is the guest of MIR. Ed
ward Stewart, ofAllentown, New Jersey.
Mrs ". L. Nichols spent Sunday with
Mrs. Rosa Mitchell, of Havre de Grace.
Miss Hazel Mitchell spent few days
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from Castleton.

CAsTLEToN, December 2S.-The weather
still continues cold and many are filling
their ice houses. Mr.. Hugh A. Jones filed
his with some fine, clear ice some days
ago.
Christmas day passed off very quietly,
with Il good display of fireworks at
night.
MIR. Clay Orr met with a painful acct
dent on Christmas day. He was holding
a lighted cannon cracker in his hand
which exploded, iniuriug his hand aud
face. He was taken to q hospital i'll Bal
tinore on Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Winfield Shure have re-
turned to their home, in Baltimore, after
spending some time with Mir. and Mrs.
Hugh A. Jones.
Miss P!aby Bolts and Mr. Hugh House
were married last week by the Rev. X. e..
Murray, at Aberdeen. The screnaders
were out in full force.
Miss Bernice Gorsuch, principal at
Franklin school, gave the scholars good
treat. Santa Claus was there and q
good supply of oranges, candy and peg
nuts were distributed.
The Christmas entertainment of Frank
lin NJ. f. Sunday School was quite sue
cess. The church was beautifully trim
med with evergreen and well filed with
an appreciative audience. GREY.
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From Bradenbaueh.

BRADENBAUGH, December 3Oth.-Mr
Henry Schilling, who has been confined
to the house for some timefrom sickness.
continues very i'll at this writing.
Preaching at Ayres Chapel on Sunday
at 3 O'Clock. Christian Endeavor at I
P. NJ, and a lecture to the young men on
Drifting at S p. NJ. by the pastor,
Rev. M. Z. Cullum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wiley have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Mr.. Milton Wright, of the Western
Maryland College, and Misses Ethel NJ
Gilbert and Georgia Anderson, of the
New Windsor College, are at their homes
for the holidays.
Mrs. Maude Wiley met with painful,
but not serious accident one day last
week. She was driving to the store
when her horse became frightened at some
toy whistles which some children were
blowing and ran upon a bank. throwing
Mrs. Wiley to the ground. With assist
dnce Mrs. Wiley managed to get the
animal home.
A happy New Year.
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First Presbyterian Church cf Bel Air,
VII negiu - srri~> 81 illustrated sermons,
iInrtriNihL 'lic iI', O.! .s;i>' IA chnnOlo-
glc"l order from His birth III Bethlehem
to biz Ascension from Mt Olivet. These
touchIn.: .'"nc5 are projected by the
highe~' "',,.' instrument. using the cal
cium !'-'t''- and produces the beautiful
Disco ,"- i:rct Almost every parable
aud i''l '.r of thar Great Life are por-
trtNrd IA IL, urd,r IN wIich each occurs,
and III this WAY we trust we may be able
t" preach the blessed gospel to the eye as
well as he ear
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Road checks issued.-W. and A. Skill
man. $17.64; Nicholas Leight, SIT SO;
Henry Price, $130; w. T. Hilditcll,
$21.95; Walter +. Anderson, SIT Al; NJ.
L. Phillips, $1S.6+; John w. Carter, Jr.,
$32.92; Thomas Heaps, S167s; S. A.
Whiteford, S30.94; Joseph Whteford,
$1763.
Orders on County Treasurer -Hospital
for Insane, SOS SO; George Y. Maynadier
drawing deeds, $40; Milford NJ. Carr
taxes paid in error, So c. c. Rouse
almshouse, S199 81; same, jail, 81 So
Court House, SIPS; County Commits
sioners' office, ST. 25; George w. Richard
son, acknowledging deeds, $l.20.
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From Fork.

FORK, December 2S.-Mr. and Mrs
Frank Dawson, entertained a number q!
friends Christmas night AT their residence
at this place. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs {. T. Burton, Mr.. and
Mrs. w, o. r. Wright, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Gorsuch, Mr.. and Mrs. {. c.
Burton, Mr.. and Mrs Wade Wisnon. MIR.
and Mrs. JudSon Burton, Mr.. and Mrs
Grant German, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Street,, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Burton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Twining and others
James T. Wilkens, who has been at
tending Dickinson Seminary, Williams
port, Pa, is home for the holidays
The Fork Christian Church held its
Christmas entertainment Saturday night.
December &c. A very enjoyable pro-
gramme was rendered
Mr.. Co!e, of Savannah, Ca, was the
guest of Hotel Erwin, last Sunday.
Prof. West, of Dickinson Seminary has
been the guest of Rev. Solomon German,
for a few days.
Mr.. William League, was the guest of
Mr.. Albert League, of near this place FOR
Christmas. JANET.
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From JarrettSvilIe.

IARRETTSvH.LE, December 2S-AIr
and Mrs. Il. Ward and family were he
guests on Christmas dav ri M,~S Hcs.:r
Evelyn Stritchotf, ~ 'l'rruI;.lc
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Cairncs and
daughter, Elizabeth, have gone to Wash
ington, ID. G., to spend the holidays with
Mrs. Cairnes' sister, Mrs. J. &. Rock.
wood.
Mr.. William Taylor, Of st. Johns
College, is spending the holidays with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c Taylor.
Misses Ida and Mary Hawkins are
visiting friends and relatives at Dry
Branch
Mr.. George BAY and son, Of Lynchburg,
Virginia, are visiting Mr.. Bav's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bay, OF this place
Prntracted services will begin at Asbury
NJ. E. Church, Sunday, January 3rd, at
s O'Clock p. NJ. Rev. J. l.. McLaiu will
have charge OF the meeting. BLONDE.
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From Stepnev.

SrErNEy, December 2s.-Mr John Day
of Pennsylvania, is visiting MIR. A. +.
Cullum.
Mr. Harry Cullum, of Ohio. is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Culium
Mr. John Slice, OF New York, George
Slice, Of Philadelphia, and Annie Slice, of
Baltimore, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs {. {. Slec.
Messss Patrick +. O'Conway and
Warren II. Slee are visiting friends in
Washington.
MIR. and Mrs. {. Day are visiting Mr..
and Mrs A. l.. Cullum.
a Happy New Year to the editor and
readers of The -I;gis. DAISY.
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Neighborhood News.
ENJOYABLE Entertainment.

CoopToWN, December ga very en-
ioyable entertainment was given on We'd
nesdav at the Cooptown School of which
Miss Grace l.. Nelson is principal The
room was decorated with evergreens
Those taking part were Matilda, Howard
and Clarence Young, Eleanor Phillips.
CECILIA, Laurel and Marvel Onion, Clara
and John Potcet, Lottie Arthur, Myrtle
and Maudc Street,, Lambert ADV, George
Marsmillcr. Walter Gross, Lester Carter,
Milton, Wcidcn and Hammond McAilen
and Maurice Moore. One OF the most
interesting features Of the occasion was
the visit of Santa Claus
A READER OF THE .EGIs.
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ut thi: week VIII .,.tu.~. a. T. ,..
NJ. and Airs PIIor Nau%i".l,. 81
Philadelphia. >p-nt Sunday via ~.
aud Mr." | X. or.
Mr. and MIS-. r. = Mi'cit,Ii famed
d few guests on Saturday. Am"u~ ,ru>c
present were Mr. and Mrs. J. ". A,ct;aw
and son, of Philadelphia.
Mr.. Clifford TavIor srcnt Christmas
Day with his sister, Mrs. !icunin.. 81
Baltimore CHnr STChs
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Conowinco Fridge Meeting,

The stockholders nf tho CouowinEo Fridge
Company are hereby notified that a meeting
will lie held a the C"mpany'S Office, in the
village OF Conowiryn. Md.
MONDAY. JANUARY nth. 1901.
between tho l,n,,r> uf 10 \. NJ. and =. noon.
for the Election 81 ,ntlicrrS t. said COM
panY tho ensuing wear.
Bv order oi tiIr I:r:rd a! directors.
CEIAS l.. McCONKEN.
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RELIGIOUS Services.

Revival services will begin next Sunday
night at eight O'Clock at Asbury NJ. f.
Church in Iarrettsville. All are welcome
Beginning with Sunday night. January
Sd, at O'Clock, p. NJ, the pastor of the
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SAMUEL IL. GARRETT.

Mr.. Samuel H. Garrett, aged about 10
years, died at his home near Madonna,
on Christmas day. He is survived by a
widow. His funeral took place on Sui
day the interment being at Ayres Chapel.
Rev. c. NJ. Cullum conducted the services
The pail bearers were John Kirkwood,
Benjamin Ayres. Thomas Anderson,
George Alder, William Jackson and
Thomas Ayres. Samuel kirkwood was
the undertaken
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MRS. CATHERINE HECK.

Mrs. Catherine Heck, widow of the
late Charles l.. Heck. aged scventy-six
years, died at her home near Chestnut
Hill, on Sunday. Her funeral took place
on Tuesday, the interment being at Rock
Spring cemetery. Rev. L. J. Sothoron
assisted by Rev. Jonas Barclay ofiicated.
The pail bearers were William ]. Robin
son, J. X. Robinson, H. II. Black, J. II.
Grafton, James T, Johnson and Henry {.
Johnson. n. Dean and son were the
undertakerS
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