The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-08-31
Local affairs.

Rev. G. Albert Getty will occupy tn
pulpit of the Bel Air Presby terian Church
next Sunday morning.
The Forest Hill w. c. T. u. will meet
in the hall on Wednesday afternoon
September 3. at 30 O'Clock.
Til. second twin infant Of MIR. Her
bert Heber proprietor OF the Hotel
Auditorium. Delta, died on Monday.
Hartford county was represented ut
the BRYAN reception yesterday by Messrs.
HarryC Lawdcr and Michael II. Fahey.
The State Board of Education has
placed the Bel Air and Havre de Grace
schools on the list of accredited high
schools of Maryland.
Mr.. William NJ Lawder has been ap-
pointed manager of the Havre de Grace
Opera House in place of Mr.. John IL.
Owens, who resigned.
Communion service will be held at
Providence Nj p. Church next Sunday
morning at 10 80 o'clock, and at Union
Chapel in the afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Mr., Harvey Holmes and Miss Edna
S. Britton, of Baltimore, were married
at Grace NJ. p. Church parsonage, Bel
Air. by Rev. c. K McCaslin, on Satur-
day.
Mr.. John W. Bull, of Madonna, and
Miss Margaret Frasch, were married III
Baltimore on Wednesday. They will re-
side at Madonna where Mr.. Bull is a
successful farmer.
Mr.. Lester S. German, of Aberdeen,
made 1872 breaks out of a possible $50
at shooting match held at Betterton on
Tuesday. He made remarkable run OF
twenty straight in a driving rain
-Iohn Axer, of Fork, Baltimore coun-
ty, formerly of Hartford, has made appli-
cation for the berefit of the bankruptcy
law, through II. A. Whitaker, attorney.
He has liabilities of about So. 500 and no
assets.
Court will commence on Monday,
September 10 A large number OF wit
HcSScS udNC DNNAA
appear before the Grand Jury, which
would indicate a rather longer session
than usual.
The Deer Creek Farmers Club will
meet this, Friday, afternoon, instead
of Saturday, at the residence OF MIR. ].
Lawrence Mccormick, near Bel Air. The
roll call will be at 5 O'Clock The subject
for discussion is Growing Grass
Mrs. Way died on Friday
at the residence of her son.in-law, MIR.
Archer Wallis, of South Delta, and was
buried in the cemetery of Slate Ridge
Presbyterian Church on Saturday. Mrs.
Wallace, her daughter, is also very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. William !. Hopkins
have issued cards for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Margaret Ellen
Hopkins to Mr.. Ambrose Oliver Cooley.
The ceremony will take place at Darling
ton M. E. Church, on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 5, at O'Clock.
The Sacrament of the Lords supper
will be administered at the Churchville
PRESBYTERIAN Church next Sunday MORN
ing, September ID. Divine worship
beginning at IL o'clock. Preparato-
nv services Saturday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Rev Calvin Dill Wilson, d. D.,
a former pastor will preach.
improvements are being made to the
property on Broadway, Bel Air, recently
purchased by Mr. Joseph A. Harris, and
his family expects to move in the first
part of next week. The former occupant
of the property, Mr.. William ]. Keen, has
removed to the house on Hickory avenue,
formerly occupied by the late George ii.
Yarish.
Services will be held in La Grange
chapel at 3 and Z P. M. next Sunday.
Gospel services will be begun, which will
continue Tor two weeks. Conference
Evangelist Rev. w. F. Klein will be
present during the ten days of meeting
and will have charge of the same every
night also the two Sundays. All are
welcome.
The rains of the past week have been
very detrimental to all kinds of fruit,
especially to the tomato. The vines
have made too rapid growth and the
fruit is slow in ripening. On the Eastern
Shore, things are very much worse than
they are in this county, and the season S
pack promises to be smaller than was at
first anticipated.
Mr. Albert p. Close expects to leave
Bel Air next week for Portland, Oregon,
to seek his fortunes in the great north.
equipped young man and perfectly able to
fill a responsible position. He will leave
Bel Air with the good wishes of many
friends, which he has won by integrity
intelligence and strict attention to bust
nee.
MIR. Charles A. McGaw who has con
Quoted the Eagle Hotel for the past ter
years, is going to retire from the manage
ment of the same and the property i:
offered for rent as going business. Mr.
McGaw has made success out of this
hotel, and expects to retire to his proper
ty in the first district, where he will en-
gage in the business of farming.
Mr.. G. Archer Hays, son of Mr.
Thomas A. Hays, formerly of this county
who for several years has held apositioi
with the Baltimore Park Board, ha
been appointed an assistant in the ofhc
of the United States District Attorney
John c. Rose. This place was held unit
a short time ago by his brother, Nj
Thomas A. Hays, Jr., who is we'll know
in Bel Air.
-"Pete," faithful horse, that has bee
in the service of the family of Mr.. w. II
Bauer, of Bel Air, for many years, die
on Sunday. He was over thirty years {
age, and had for long time drawn th
bread wagon, with which Mr.. Baue
made deliveries from his bakery. Whe
too old to render further service, he wa
turned out into a pasture field and n
ceived every attention until the time {
his death.
The will of the late Rev. Thoma
Wood, whose tragic death was reporte
in last weeks 4Egis, was filed for pre-
bate in Towson on Tuesday. 1t is
Joint paper, executed by he ard his wifi