The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-12-22
Local affairs.


Barton: bond 5000.
MIR. w. Scott Whiteford has been APP
pointed,postmaster at Whiteford, succeed
ing the late J. H. Guilfoyle.
The Christmas tree celebration OF
Thomas Run NJ E. Church will be held
Thursday evening, December 2sth.
The Christmas entertainment OF Cal
vary Methodist Episcopal church Will be
held on Thursday evening, December 20
The Christmas tree celebration OF st.
Paurs Evangelical Church will be held
next Sunday afternoon at 2.3O O'Clock.
Mrs. Evelyn France, formerly Mrs
Jacob Tome, will retire as president oil
the National Bank, of Elkton, on January
1st.
The children's Christmas tree will be
held at Holy Trinity Church, Churchville'
on Wednesday. December 9th. at
p. NJ.
The Orphans Court has appointed
F. Ross Scarborough administrator OF
the late John NJ. Scarborough: bond
$4,000.
Next Monday being Christmas day.
there will be no session of the Board oil
County Commissioners until Monday,
January LIST.
Mr.. William L. Clark. of Vale, has
purchased the William NJ. Edelin, proper
ty. containing 255 acres, for which he
paid So, 800.
A marriage license was issued in Bal
tinore on Thursday to Mr.. Henry j.
Brown and Miss Bertha r. Hey, both OF
Havrc de Grace.
Centre NJ f. Sunday school of Forest
Hill will hold its Christmas entertain
tainment on the evening of January i,
New Years Day.
On Monday, Harry A. Whitaker, at
torney, offered the Lawrence Street,
property at the Court House door. 1t
was withdrawn at a bid of $3.50. J. w.
Mccall was the auctioneer.
On Friday. Thomas H. Robinson,
trustee, offered the Wiley property for
sale at the. Court House door. 1t was
withdrawn at a bid of ST. 400. J. ,.
Richardson was the auctioncer.
The Bel Air stores have been quite
hrSy this week, with Christmas shoppers
Reborts from other sections show like
activity, and it looks as if Christmas Of
1905 will be bountiful one for every
body.
On Tuesday. Judge VanBibber dis
charged the members of the jury who
were not on the special panel of the case
.on trial. until Tuesday, January 2. when
court will convene after the Christmas
holidays.
The regular weekly meeting of the
E7ieside Permanent Building Association
viii I've held on Tuesday evening next tor
the reception of dues and the transaction
of business. instead of on Monday even
ling, as usual.
MIR. Howard o. Myers and Miss
Cora B. Burkins, both of Bryansville,
were married at the Methodist Protes-
tat parsonage on Thursday evening OF
last week. Rev. c. X. McCaslln per-
formed the ceremony.
The annual report of the Friends
Press Association is on our desk. 1t
shows the good work that has been ac-
CO.'S p!ished by this association, and tfss
effort shotid receive the endorsement OF
all of the editors of this country.
The death of Mr.. Herman Cullison,
of Ravre de Grace, was investigated by
a coroner's jury last week. 1t is said
that the deceased came to his death from
ergsipeias which came from blow, re-
ceiEsd in a free fight sometime ago.
The Sunday school celebration of
Emmanuel Chsrch, Bel AR will be held
Oh Tuesday evening, DeeeIslSee Goth, at
7.sO o'clock. The Christmas tree at
Grace chapel will be celebrated on Thurs
day afternoon, December 28th at 2
O'Clock.
The new walk around the building of
the Bel Air Acadeny and Graded School
mas been finished The work was done
ander the direction of Mr.. James Dumb
gan, who was assisted by Mr.. Eugene
G3illGts. Its finish is workmanlike and
durable.
Rev. J. K. Calf will preach at the
Mountain Christian church next Sunday
suornfng at II o'clock. and in the after
ne,ya at g o'clock Mr.. Calf intends to
leave his prescnt field, and would like to
have large congregations present at both
taaectings.
fine Christmas entertainment OF the
Bel Air Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school viii se held on FRIDAY evening,
December 2S, at T so Recitations, exer.
cises, and special music by SCHOOL and
choir. solos. duets, and electric light ef
fects. Public invited.
The annual Christmas festival of the
Sunday school of the Churchviiie Presby
te.ian church will be held this (Friday)
evening at 80 o'clock. The children
will be addressed by Mr.. John Clark Fin
ney, now student in the Princeton
Theological Cemetery.
Mr.. William Winchester, of Vale, has
sold his farm to Mr.. Charles w. Shaw
of Baltimore, who will makeit his future
l,x,.x,a a., aS,a Ky m arried Miss Fanny
Bissell. a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin Bissell. forasSTly of Bel Air
The price paid was $12, 600.
the t4g Moods has been heard from
the king reports two spring porker
which together dressed 902 pounds, blu
the rest of his killing was not weighed
because the limit of his scales had beef
reached. Whether any other limit va
reached We are not informed.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Mahoney, of Full
ford. Rave issued invitations for the maj
rage of their daughter, Miss Anna Evely
KYLE and Mr.. Amos Hollis Cooley. TIL
ceremony will take place on Monda
afternoon. January LIST at Holy Trinit
Church, Churchville at 4 o'clock.
The ladies of Bel Air will give dane
in the asse mbly rooms of the Masoni
Temple, on Thursday evening, Decembe
Is The chaperones are Mrs. 5. "
Bradford, Mrs J. A. Hunter. Mrs. ]. L
Worthiugton, Mrs. Willard G. Rous'
Mrs. T. T. G. Hopkins and Mrs. Thoma