The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-11-04

If every Democrat i'll the nlte'
States will do his full duty next Tuesday
Parker w,ilbe elected. Will youdo yours
The la,iies of Union Chapel will give
an oyster supper and bazar at the church
on the l7th, 18th and 10th, al Move IL
her.
Judge NauRihber was engaged on
Wednesday and Thursday IN hearing
election cases. \ number of names were
ordered r>instatrd.
Rev. David IamiSon, of Aberdeen. Will
preach at the Fallston Presbyterian
Church ON Sunday morning, Novembe:
G,atll O'Clock. All are invited.
On Wednesday, Mr.. Cyrus II. Boyle,
of rlintville, and Miss Annie Watson, OF
Cardiff, were married at the NJ. L. par
sonage Rel Air, by Rev. George w.
Evans.
The Epwo:th League meetings OF
the Bel Air Methodist Episcopal Church
will be held at : o'clock during Noveni-
Der. Miss Olivia DeHaren will Head next
Sunday evening.
Every Democrat should go to the
polls next Tuesday Remember the prin
c;ple involved and every vote cast Tor
Parker is an added protest against
Roosevelt and Rnoseveltism.
The Woman's Guild of Emmanuel
Church will hold it's regular tnnu. Il meet
ing for the election of officers on Monday,
November :, at + F. NJ in the church.
All members are carnestly requested 70 he
present
MIR. August Matacotta, OF High
landtowil, and Miss Mary Viola Jackson,
daughter of Town Bailiff John Jackson,
of Bel Air, were married at the home OF
the bride on Wednesday morning by Rev.
George W. Evans.
Mrs. @. Il. Carcaud, of Bel Air, has
returned from the City Hospital where
she recently underwent severe opera
ton which was performed by DR.. Ople.
Her friends will be glad to learn that her
condition is much improved.
Mrs. Mary r. Haslup. State Presi-
dent of the ". c. T. L, will be at the
NJ. L. Church, Bel Air, at 3 o'clock +. Nj.
on Friday, November +, to rcor2anizc
uniou in Bel Air. All interested IN the
temperance work are cordially invited.
The wedding of Mr.. John y. Tired
way, of Norrisvillc, and Mrs. Matte
Reed, of Baltimore, took place at the
home Of the brides sister Mrs. George W.
Norris, on Thursday night of last week.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Lewis Randall.
Hartford Chapter L. ID. {. held a
meeting in Bel Air on Wednesday at the
residence of Mrs. John q. Rouse. The
following officers were elected: Presl-
dent, Mrs. Walter ". Preston; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. !. T. {. Hopkins; secretary,
Mrs. +. II. D. Pue; treasurer, Miss Lillian
Forwuod.
AIR. William Ii. Polling, of Martins
burg, West Virginia, one of the leading
stockholders in the Martinsburg Electric
Company in which a number of our clti-
Zens are largely Interested, was III Bel
Air on Wednesday, Mr.. Polling is great
ly pleased with this section and we hope
to see him soon settle in our midst.
Mr.. Samuel w. Bradford is in receipt
of q private letter from Vice Chairman
Delaney Nicoll, of the National Com
mittce stating that he has no doubt as the
result of next Tuesdays election tie re-
fleets the views of the National Head
quarters which claims Parker 5 election
Mr.. Nicoll and Mr.. Bradford were class
mates at Princeton.
Mr.. John p. Stein has an immense
pine brush pile on hill at his horne,
THE Naples" near Clermnnt Mills, all
ready to light i'll celebration OF Parker's
victory. Mr. Stein has set good exam
pic to his fellow Democrats. Show by
actions the sincerity of your convictions
and any victory is always half won. The
voters will do the rest.
"A numerouslv signed PETITION has
been sent to Mr.. J. S. Norris, general
manager of the Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania railroad asking that the time OF
the Sunday night train now leaving
baltimore at 10 o'clock be made 1850,
the same as it was under the preceding
schedule. This will accommodate many
persons and cause no one Inconvenience.
An alarm of fire on Monday night
broke up the Halloween festivities for
time A lamp exploded in house oppo-
site the home of Col. Ohio S. Lee, and the
fire bell called ont the department as well
as large number of citizens. But little
damage was done, the services OF the
fremen being unnecessary. Theirprompt
response. however, showed that the boys
will be on hand whenever their services
will be required.
-On Mondays. A. Williams offered the
Duunigan property at trustees sale. The
double house on Rock Spring avenue was
bought for $2,245 by F. II. Jacobs; the
warehouse at the railroad and hotel
Dropertv on Bond and CORTLAND streets
were withdrawn at bids of So, 900 and
So $500 respectively. The brick office and
adjoining buildings were sold to John ID.
Worthington for 81, 100. J. S. Richard
son was the auctioneer.
The ladies of Susquehanna NJ. +.
Circuit will hol bazaar in the temper
arce hall at Level for four evenings be-
ginning Wednesday, November 10th
On Wednesday and Thursday evenings
an entertainment will be given by home
taeat Excellent supper or oysters IN
any styIe will b, served. also ice cream
and cake At tho various tables of the
bazaar special efforts will lie made to at
tract and to please all would-be pur-
chasers. The proceeds of the bazar will
Ie applied to the parsonage fund.
The Court House Commission has
awarded the contract for the new work
20 {. Coleman Smith. The price named
IN the agreement is $27, 400. Mr. Smith
has given bond for the faithful perform
ance OF the contract and will probably
make preliminary excavations during the
winter. Work Kill commence i'll the early
spring and the entire structure will be
finished during the summer unless some.
thing unforeseen occurs to delay matters.
We have heretofore outlined i'll detail the
plans for the proposed improvement.
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