The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-12-08
Local oAfairs.

Divine services Will be held IN NnIls
Church, Rock Spring. this friday even
ing at 8 O'Clock.
Mr.. Willard G. Rouse who has beer
confined to the house for several days
has entirely recovered.
MIR. Irwin D. Waser, of Norrisville
and Miss Louisa Gibbs, of Gorsuch Mills
were married in York on Wednesday.
A Christmas sale of useful and fancy
articles will be held at the rectory, Oar
lington, this (Friday) afternoon ane
evening.
-Messrs. John G. Rouse, of Bel Air
and Joseph B. Hanway, of Joppa, have
gone on a weeks cunning trip in North
Carolina.
A marriage license was issued in Bal
timore on Wednesday to Mr.. Frank d.
Morgan, IT,, and Miss Mabel L. Hopper,
both of Havre de Grace.
A marriage license was issued IN
Baltimore on Friday to Mr.. Frederick L.
Cobourn and Miss Annie X. Hewlett,
both of Havre de Grace.
William l. Wright has filed n bill OF
complaint for a divorce from his wife,
Annie F. Wright w. w. Preston is the
compliments attorney.
A marriage license was issued in Bal
timore on Wednesday to Mr.. William H..
So oil n1
beth Durham, of Hartford county.
The Orphans Court, which has been
in session this week. has appointed
Thomas J. Young administrator of the
late Thomas Young; bond, ST, 900.
Sheriff. elect Fred. w. Reasin has ap-
pointed DR.. Robert S. Page physician to
the Jail. Sheriff Reasin will take charge
of his new office the first of January.
beginning on Friday, December 8,
the services ofSt. David's Episcopal con-
gregation, Delta. will be held in the base
ment of Lloyds Hall at 80 o'clock.
Mr.. Edwin s. Worthington, of OAR
lington, has harvested his corn crop and
reports an average of liz barrels per
acre. His white corn made 10 barrels.
The Christmas tree celebration of
the First Presbyterian Church Bel Air,
will be held on Thursday, December 20.
An interesting programme has been
arranged
Mr.. Isaac Way, died at his home near
Black Horse on Saturday morning. His
funeral took place on Monday afternoon,
the interment being in the cemetery OF
Wesley Chapel
Mr.. James Lee, of Churchville, who
recently underwent painful operation
at the Union Protestant Infrmary,i is i'm
proving very rapidly and will be able to
return hcme next Sunday.
The recent heavy rains raised the cur
rent OF the Susquehanna river to such a
height that six spans of the false work OF
the new bridge at Havre de Grace were
carried away on Wednesday.
Elder John S. Weybright, of Rocky
Ridge, Nd, has been preaching at the
special meeting of the Dunkards at Odd
Fellows Hall the past two weeks; the
meeting will close Sunday night.
We are indebted to Mr.. Lewis E.
Hollingsworth, of Joppa, for an invita-
tion;to attend the meetings of the State
Horticultural Society, which were held
in Baltimore on Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week.
Rev. S. s. Greenwich preached par
ticularly appropriate sermon at the First
Presbyterian church, Bel Air, on Thanks
giving morning. After the services, the
entire congregation, numbering over 200,
was photographed by Mr.. Ivan White.
Joseph Williams, negro man. was
released from the Maryland House of
Correction on a writ of habeas corpus by
Judge VauBibber on Tuesday. The man
had been convicted of carrying concealed
weapons He was represented by James
w. McNabb and Charles H. MacNabb.
Mr. Milton Pyle, of Forest Hill, and
Miss Cecilia Frances Adams, were mar
ried at the home of the bride in Quarry
vile, on November 9th. The wedding
party included Mr.. Thomas N. Livezey.
IT., best man; and Messrs. Willard Pyle
and Orville Pyle, brothers of the groom,
who were ushers.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Church
Vile Presbyterian church will give an en-
tertainment in the w. c. T. U. hall at
Fountain Green next Wednesday evening.
The Sweep Family" play of one act,
will be a part of the programme. A
small admission will be charged. The
proceeds will go for good purpose.
Mr.. J. Wilson Moore. has sold for
Messrs J. Edwin Webster and Richard
Dallam, the Dean property, situated
about a mile from Bel Air. 1t contains
about 12S acres, and was purchased by
Mr.. Adam Grader, of Baltimore, for
$4,000. The owner will take possession
of the propery on the first day of January.
Henry F. Wilbur, of Philadelphia. a
prominent member of the Friends So
cietv, will deliver two addresses at the
Friends meeting house, Fallston. on
Thursday of next week at IL A. M. and
100 p. NJ Mr. Wilbur is forceful
speaker and his coming has aroused gen
eral interest in this stronghold of the So
ciety.
profesSor Albert Loose will give
his picture song entertainment at the
Mt. Zion Methodist Episcopal church or
Thursday evening, December Ia. and at
the Bel Air Methodist Episcopal church
on Friday evening. the 18th. At four
O'Clock on Friday afternoon there will be
a matinee for the children in the lecture
room of the Bel Air church.
"A horse belonging to the team OF Mr.
Henry Is Bruins was killed on hill neal
the railroad station at Watervale, or
Friday. 1t was the wheel horse, and il
hauling a load of stone down the steer
hill. the lock broke. The load was too
heavy for the tongue horses. and this on
fell, dislocating its neck. Mr.. Bruins i
furnishing stone for the County Commits
sioners for road improvements.
On Friday morning, a shipment o
about 5000 trout and small numbe
of bass fry was received at Bel Air rail
road station and distrbut to a nun
Der of persons. Experiments are beinl