The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-11-16
Local affairs.

which cost 81 300.
Miss Annie Dampman, of near Constr
tuition, died suddenly in Philadelphia. OF
Saturday, of acute Indigestion.
Miss Hattie NJ. Lohin and Mr.
Charles II. Jackson, both OF Sars'hS
were quietly married in Baltimore or
Wednesday, November 4
MIR. Benjamin NJ. Dever recently
shipped from Stepney station 2 carload:
of fat cattle to Philadelphia where they
were sold at the stock yards.
An oyster supper will be held by the
teacher and pupils of Wheeler's schoo
near Pylesvillc on the evening of Novem
Der 23 Proceeds for the benefit of schoo
library.
Mr.. William Corrigan, formerly Of
Chestnut Hill, but now residing in vii
mington, Delaware, fell and broke his
left leg on Friday last while working il
a factory.
Chief Judge George J. Finney of the
Orphans Court, who has been confined
to his home at Churchville for about 4
month. was able to resume his official
duties on Tuesday.
Mr.. John II. Davhoff and wife have
purchased from Mr.. n. S. Garter, the old
n W. s. Hays property near Fultord,
for S., 500 The sale was made through
l. A. Dozen attorney.
Mr.. Calvin Appleton has purchased
another carload of COWS, which will be
offered at his sale on November 81, in adj
dition to those already advertised, thus
making so COWS in all.
The sale of John NJ. Hallisey, which
was advertised to take place at his resi-
dence near Bynum on Wednesday,
November 81, will be held one day earlier,
Tuesday, November Goth.
Miss Ida Cain, daughter Of. Mr..
Thomas Cain, of Boothby Hill, and Mr..
Carl Keen, Of Darlington, were married
on Thursday, November /, at Rolin
Hood, by Rev. David Jamison.
The Junior League of Darlington NJ.
E. Church will hold an oyster supper ard
bazaar in the town hall at Darlington en-
the evenings Of December 13 and IA.
Proceeds for the benefit of the church.
Rev. ard Mrs. S. c. WATSON and SON
Lee, have returned from ten days visit
in Philadelphia, and Mr.. WATSON will &C.
cupy the pulpit of the Churchville Pres
byterian Church next Sunday morning.
Chairman Murray Vandiver, of the
Democratic State Central COMMITTEE
displayed his duties of good citizenship
by serving as member of the grand
Jury, which was in session only two
days.
Judge David Fowler, formerly chief
justice of this circuit, was in Bel Air on
Saturday Since his retirement from the
bench he has been engaged in the practice
of his profession and is drawing a large
clientage.
recently sold from the DAIRY Farm" OF
the Walsh estate, 16 head of fat cattle to
George Roeder of Baltimore. They
averaged about 1850 pounds and
brought 81 60.
The Ladies Aid Society of Rock Run
E. Church will hold an oyster and
meat supper on Friday and Saturday
evenings, November % and p and not
on November 81, as was announced in
last weeks issue.
"A musical and literary entertainment
will be given in the Fountain Green hall
on Saturday evening, November oath
beginning at As o'clock. The proceeds
will go for the benefit of Churchville anc
Thomas Run schools.
Michael H. Fancy and Freeborr
Brown on Saturday offered a house ant
lot for sale at the Hartford House, il
Havre de Grace. 1t was purchased by
Mrs Mary Gleason for $40. J. w. Nc
Call was the auctioneer.
The Ladies Aid Society of Grace Me
mortal Church, Darlington will hold al
oyster supper and sale of articles in the
Darlington town hall on Thursday
November %, commencing at 6 O'CLOCK
p. M. Ifstormy, the next fair day.
Mr.. Charles H. Chesney, merchan
of ChurchvilIe. and Miss Annie E
Mitchell, of Calvary, were married OF
Thursday evening of last week at tn
Presbyterian manse, Churchvile. TIL
ceremony was performed by Rev. S.
Wasson.
AT a meeting of the Hartford chapte
L. D. c. held on November 13, the fo
lowing officers were elected: Mrs. E. H
vice president; Mrs. J. Wallace Broumme
treasurer, and Miss Mamie Munuikhuy
sen, secretary.
"A number of members of the Gree
Spring Valley Hunt club have been occ,
plying the residence of Mr.. John Rus
STREET., near Taylor during the pas
week. They have given Sir Reynard
number of exciting chases and have sper
an enjoyable time.
The ladies missionary society
Bethel Presbyterian Church will serve a
oyster lunch at the home of Mr.. Thoms
Gross, near Jarrettsville on Tuesda
evening, November 20, from to 10.
stormy the next fair evening. EveryoI
is cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Charles A. Bulls making repai
to the Changers Hotel. Bel Air, whit
was partly destroyed by fire about
month ago. The Hartford Mutual Fl
Insurance Company is having the wo
done in lieu of paving the amount
damage asked by the owners.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Churc
vile Presbyterian Church will hold ;
oyster supp.r in Mr.. r. c. Richardson
new carriage house on Thursday aft,
noon and evening, November %. The
will also be sale of fancy articles suit
BILE tor Christmas If stormy the ne
fair day.
Arthur Larue, the Havre de Ora
negro, who fatally cut Walter A. Cord
while on an excursion from Havre
Grace to Annapolis last summer, w
convicted of murder in the second degr
in the criminal court OF Baltimore CITY
Wednesday, and sentenced to 8 years
the penitentiary.