The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-12-09
Local affairs.

cciveh :; silver medal for his canned good
exhini; ut the Worlds Fair.
The Wuaan', Guild of Emmanue
Church Bel Air, will meet 1T the rector
nest Monday afternoon at + o'clock.
The time of the Court has been take
up this week with removed cases. Tn
jury viii not BE- discharged for severa
DAYS.
--rhc Orphaus' Court has been in SEES
sion this week. Chief Judge Finney ant
Associates Trimhle and FOLEY wer
present.
MIR. Robert w. Holland, Jr., recent!
purchased from Poplar Grove Farm
fac registered Guernsey COW, for wheel
he paid $275.
Mr. John W. Galbrcath, of MILO Green
recently butch.red Il hog that dresse'
6lO pui.nls. This was remarkably
heavy porkcr. Can i: he beat: Age lit
bar.
MIR George Hanna, of Level. who
went to thc University Hospital 4 short
time since threatened with typhoid fever
returned to his home on Monday last
greatly improved.
The heavy slcct storm Of Friday night
made travelling extremely hazardous, but
II WAS lucky for the blacksniiths, as they
have since been the most sought after III
diyiduals in the community.
On Munday, ]. w. Mccall, auction,
Ger, offered ut public sale TIE property OF
William llipkins, containing ~ acres
and improvements near Scarboro' II
was withdrawn at y bid OF $3.50.
Services at the Fallston Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath afternoon as toll
lows: Sunday School, . o'clock preach
ing service, O'Clock, by Rev. 5. & Was
SON, of Cnurchgiile. Ali are invited.
MIR. John Moores, OF Highlands, near
Bel Air. has sold his large drove of beef
cattle to Mr.. Calvin Appleton. MIR.
Moores always prides himself on fatten-
ing lis cattle up to the highest grade OF
excellence
Tho Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company has recently made
number of suburban extensions. This IN
cludes several new lines in Hartford
county, the larges, one being from Tay-
lor to High Point.
The appointment ni Fcter Summers
as administrator of Mary Ann Summers
has been revoked by the Orphans Court.
Her will having afterwards been found
his appointment rs executor mas peeh
ratified; bond So 500.
Tho Christian Endeavo, Local mon
will meet al Bethel Presbyterian Church
on Thursday evening, December 10. The
presence OF Rev. {. E. h. Ward, field
secretary of the (. L. Society, vii! be one
Of the principal features of the OCCASION.
MIR. and Mrs J. /. Cullum announce
the coming marriage of their daughter,
Miss Stella Viola, to Mr.. Oliver C"ale
Trago. The ceremony viii cake place on
Wednesday evening, December 2lst, at
thc home the brides parcnts ut Church
vile.
The exchange between the Church.
willie and Bel AR Presby terrain Pulpits,
announced at Churchvilie for December
IL. has been postponed until Sunday,
December s. Special music at Bel AR
PRESBYTERIAN Church next Sunday by
male quartctte.
-Ex-Congressman Albert \. 8lakeney
was in Bel Air on Wednesday. MIR.
Blakeney formerly owned the cotton
duck manufactnrv at Frauk!invlle. This
place was closed by the trust, and he
now has charge oi a similar place IN
Howard county.
On Monday, Harlan 4 Webster,
trustees, offered the jeremiah Sullivan
property, near VanBibber, at public sale
at the Court House door. Itcontains IA
acres of land and was purchased by the
lanes Walsh estate for S1,fOo. }. ;.
Richardson was the auctiOnecr.
THE burial of Lataue,' an originai
article commemorative Of pathetic Civil
War incident, was published in Sunday 5
Sun. 1t was from the pen of Miss Gil
berta S. White, formerly of Pei AR.
Miss White ranks as one OF the proml-
ueut Southern writer's of the day.
The third quarterly conference OF
Darlington charge, NJ. Z. Church, VIII
convene at Darlington tomorrow (Sat-
urday) afternoon ut 3 O'Clock: and DIR,
France, the presiding cider, will preach
at Darlington on Sunday afternoon next
at 33l5 o'clock.
The Maryland and Pennsylvania rail-
road has recently made a decided I'M
provement at North Avenue by putting
in a new high platform, which makes
ingress and egress to and from the cars
much easier. More radical improvements
are contemplated in the near future
Rev. c. t. B. Ward, State Field Sec
rotary of the Christian Endeavor work
in this State, will deliver an address III
the First Presbyterian Church, Bel Air.
this friday evening, December 0, at
o'clock. He is very anxious to meet all
the Christian Endeavor workers OF this
vicinity. The public is invited.
The twcnty-fourth quarterly conven
ton of the Philadelphia l.. c. L. l. vii
he held at Bethel Presbyterian Church
on Thursday evening December 10, al
100 O'Clock. The officers Of the society
are as follows: President, Raymond Wat
kins; vice-president. Jacob Heck; secre
tarv, Miss Minna Cairncs; treasurer
Mrs !. l.. Craul.
MFR. William Michael, of near Har
kins Shops. recently husked and loitet
I11lo barrels of corn off of four and ;
half acres OF ground. Mr.. Michael hat
zen acres in corn, the balance of whici
,ycutin the silo The measurements wct
accurately made and show that irtcnslv
farming is productive of the best result
in this section of the country.
Miss Blanche +. Archer, teacher q
thc urinary class of The Bel Air Grade
School, has received through Evan
Brothers an educational display of coco
beans together with charts giving muc
interesting information, showing the di
E.rcnt processes that this dclicacy GOe
through before it is fitted for huma
food and "Melada's" dainty CONNECTIONS
We call attention to the advcrtis