The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-12-15
Local affairs.

kalmia tomorrow Saturday morning
December 16, at l 1 O'Clock.
The receipts of the fair and suppe
given of the Womans Guild of the En-
manual church, Bel Air, netted nearl
$500 in profits.
DIT T H. Tubbs, of Havre de Grace
has received first premium for his feel
corn exhibited at the Nebraska Corn En-
hibit at Omaha.
"A Christmas entertainment will b
held in Edgewood Methodist Episcopa
Church on Wednesday evening, Decembe
81, at 80 O'Clock.
Mr.. lanes Lee, of Churchville, wht
recently underwent successful operation
at the Union Protestant Inhrmary, ha'
returned home much improved.
Smith, Rouse and Webster have ou
thanks for a calendar of the Pennsyl
vania Fire Insurance Company, which /:
represented by them in this town.
Mr. John S Slade shipped his last
carload of fat cattle on Saturday last
Mr. George Roeder, of Baltimore, was
the purchaser at $40 per hundred.
Mr.. Price Adams and Miss Rhoda
Dick, both of Dublin, were married on
Monday, December 4, by Rev. J.. B. Scar
borough, at his residence at Scarboro.
A successful protracted meeting is
now being held at Mt. Tabor church by
the pastor, Rev. G. R. Hodge. Song
service Sunday evenings, commencing at
Z o'clock.
1t is said that Mr.. c. E. WINS, of
Aberdeen, recently purchased 5000 worth
of eggs in day. This is the largest deal
of a like kind that has ever been reported
in Hartford county.
An interesting Thanksgiving pro-
gramme was given at Bethlehem school.
We regret not receiving the particulars
ofthe same sooner, as we are always
glad to publish interesting school news
DIR. George w. Miltenberger, the old
est physician in Baltimore, died on Mon
dav. He had very large practice and
was we'll known in this county, having
been called in consultation in local cases.
We are indebted to the Miller Ferti-
-lizer Company for copy OF their hand
some calendar for 1906. 1t is entitled
1.-THE Deed for the Farm" and is picto-
rial gem of great merit.
The MARYLAND State Horticultural
Society adjourned on Friday. Among
the 1rizcs awarded for the best fruit.
Mr.. r. w. Phelps, of Forest Hill. received
first premium for seckel pears and duchess
pears.
On Monday, Harry S. Carver, at
tornev, offered the Rosan house and lot,
situated in Bel Air, at public sale Mt the
Court House door. 1t was withdrawn
ut a bid of $4,000. j. S. Richardson was
the auctioneer.
Miss Anna w. Hopkins, daughter
Of Mr.. William Is. Hopkins, of Garland.
was taken suddenly i'll with peritonitis in
Baltimore, while visiting there last week.
She was operated on bv DR.. John NJ. T.
Finney at the Church Home Hospital on
Saturday, and is now improving.
The German Baptist Brethren will
hold religious services in the basement of
the Odd Fellows Hall, Bel Air, beginning
with Sunday afternoon. December II;
Sunday School at 2 p NJ; preaching at
3P. NJ. and at 40 p NJ. and every two
weeks thereafter at the same hours.
A shooting match was held at Perry
man on Friday of last week. The local
club trounced Baltimore aggregation
by a score of $50 to 532. The affair was
managed bv Mr.. Lester S. German, of
Aberdeen The exhibition of skill was
one of the best ever seen in Hartford
comfy.
Mr. Frank Cakes. aged 40 years. a
resident of Chester county, Pennsylvania,
died suddenly on December l, from
pneumonia. His wife was formerly Miss
Margaret Welsh, of Clermont Mills A
few months ago, they lost a daughter.
who was drowned while crossing a
branch.
The first of the series of mems meet
ings was held in the Opera House at
Havre de Grace on Sunday afternoon.
The attendance numbered about 600.
The principal speaker was Rev. DR.. John
Timothy Stone, of the Brown Memorial
Church, Baltimore. The Bayside band
rendered a concert of sacred music.
The firm of Finney and Robinson,
canned goods brokers of Bel Air, has dis
solved partnership. by mutual consent.
Each member Of the firm will continue in
the same business on his own individual
account Mr.. Robinson will occupy the
present location of the firm and Mr..
Finuey has rented an Office i'll the Masonic
Temple
Mr.. James l.. Breese, who recently
purchased a large tract of land fronting
on Chesapeake bay, from Mr.. S. Griffith
Davis, has added to his acreage by buy
ing the property owned by Mr.. August
Burkowskie, for which he paid $4,000
Miss Eloise Breese, a niece of the pur
chaser, was married in London. on Wed
nesday of last week, to Lord Willoughby
lEresby.
The MARYLAND and Pennsylvania
Railroad Company is contemplating i'm
provements at the York end, which art
necessary on account of the growth o
its business. 1t is said that the montl
of November has been the most prosper
Gus one in the history of the company
and that this is correct is youched for oil
the stock exchange by the number of in
nuiries for its securities.
One of the prominent members OF tn
Hartford bar gives a part of his energy t
stock raising, with gratifying results. !
litter of II Berkshire pigs, born las
March, was pushed with such care tina
when butchered at the end of month:
their dressed weight aggregated 2,93
pounds which at cents per pound
worth S175 so There is nothing de-
ing" among the Big Woods porkers.
A potato supper was given at Forl
Baltimore county, on Saturday evening
uuder the auspices of the Ladies Al
Society of the NJ. E. Church of that plac
The rnique character of the entertain