The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-12-07

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buried in the cemetery of Highland Pre-
byterian Church on Monday. Abo'
three months ago, Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
lost their little year old daughter.
The recent sale of COWS which W.
held by Mr.. Calvin Appleton, of Abe
deem. was very successful. Cows sold 6
high as $3.50. The first % average
$57 and the whole sale averaged SIS.
Buyers were there from quite distanC
and all pronounced the stock particular
good.
Hartford papers have been requisite
to note the death of Mrs. Mary {
Bloomfield, wife of Mr.. Charles NJ
Bloomfield, and daughter of the lat
Philip and Christina Wagner, which oc
Cured in Baltimore on Tuesday of las
week. Her funeral took place on Satur
day afternoon.
Miss Martha ]. Cross, daughter o
Mrs. Mary Cross, of Havre de Grace
and Mr.. Arthur E. Bowers, of Pikesville
were married at the home of the bride
sister, on Thursday evening of last week
The bridal gown was white silk mule
trimmed with lace and ribbon. She car
ried white chrysanthemums
The store of Mr.. Jacob Schapiro, Be
Air, shows the enterprise of its owner
1t is now brilliantly illuminated with
acetylene gas, which shows off the large
Christmas stock that Mr.. Sehapiro ha:
just opened. He has many beautiful
articles suitable for Christmas gifts, and
there is no question about their reliable
ity.
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw has
included in his estimate for river and
harbor improvements the sum OF
100000 to be spent near Havre de
Grace. Each spring freshets carry down
immense deposits, and but for artificial
assistance, navigation for Harford's only
city would soon become thing of the
past.
General |. X. Sherwood, editor of the
American Sportsman, was elected to Con-
gress from Toledo district, Ohio, by a
majority of AZ. He overcame a Repub-
lican majority of over $4,000 and run
1000 ahead of the local ticket, on which
he was candidate. General Sherwood
is a cousin of Mr.. James NJ. Reynolds, of
Bel Air.
+ Mr. George w. Sweeting, of Sharon,
received the silver cup offered by the York
| City Poultry and Pet Stock Association
for the finest display of any American
breed at the York fair. Mr. Sweeting
also won $50 in cash prizes and box of
poultry remedies offered by G. E. Nc
Conkey for the finest display of Rhode
Island red chickens.
Mr. John Mccain. of near Scarf
gave his friends farewell ball on the
evening of November 9th. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs Leonard
Lancaster Mr.. and Mrs c. Dickson, Mr..
and Mrs Albright, Messrs. Edwin Ian
caster, Harry Baughman, Howard
Foard, Robert Collier and Archer Wat
ters Mr. Mccain has moved to Balti-
more, where he will engage in business.
The first calendar to reach US is a
beauty. 1t is issued by the we'll known
firm, the Miller Fertilizer Company, of
Baltimore. Like everything else con-
nected with this firm. it deserves especial
mention and credit. The fortunate pos
SCISSOR of one of these calendars will have
no difficulty in finding a proper place to
hang it as its usefulness and attractive
ness will make it ever welcome anywhere.
Cards have been issued for the mar
riage of Miss Eleanora Cain, youngest
| daughter of Mr.. Thomas Cain, of Booth
by Hill, and Mr.. George Lumb, of Phila-
delphia, and Mss Maude Lumb and Mr..
Somers c. Wright, both of Philadelphia.
The ceremonies will take place at the
Third Christian Church, West Philadel-
phia, on Wednesday, December IL, at
noon.
Rev r. A Castleman has decided to
accept the call from Grace Church, Elk
ridge, Howard county, and on Friday
| last sent his resignation to the vestry OF
Emmanuel Church, Bel Air. His parting
words were we'll chosen and show his
sentiment and regard for the charge he is
about to leave. He expects to go to Elk
ridge about the first of the year, after
which the rectorship of Bel Air will be
vacant.
-Evangelistic meetings have been in
progress in Aberdeen NJ. E. Church for
the past two weeks. The pastor, Rev,
H. w. Burruss, has been assisted by Rev
| J. T. Wightman, of Baltimore. Last
| Sunday, the services were particularly
impressive. Those who were present
will always remember the wave of spiri
tual power swayed by the effort of DR.
Wightman. A number OF professions O.
faith have been made.
The sale of Mr.. Hamilton Amoss
which took place near Benson on Wed
nesday of last week was we'll attended
and high prices were realized. Cow.
brought as much as $73 and a pair O
young mules, aged 1 8 and 80 months re
spectively were sold to Mr.. Joseph T
Hopes for $455. These mules are
Hartford product and demonstrate the
profit in raising good animals. l. w
Thompson was the auctioneer.
The first meeting of the arbitrator
to settle the price to be paid Mr.. Georg
R. Willis by the Baltimore Sewerag
Commission for his large tract of lam
on Back river was held on Satu1 day
This property is wanted for the erectio
of the disposal plant. The arbitrator
have since been holding meetings to sci
tie the dispute. Mr.. S. A. Williams, {
Bel Air, is the third arbitrator chosen b
| both sides III case the other two name
, by the interested parties fail to agree.
: Miss Margaret Welsh, daughter
e Mr.. and Mrs. John Welsh, of Havre q
, Grace, and Mr.. Thomas Krouse, of Abe
f deem, were married on Wednesday afte
noon of last week i'll st. Patrick's CathC
y lie Church. The ceremony was performe
. by Rev. Father James 2. Fitzgerald
c The bride wore a mode eolinne clot
2 travelling gown and carried white chr,
/ santhemums. Miss Catherine Welsh, ST
: ter OF the bride, was maid of honor, an
Mr.. Cleveland Krousc, brother of tt
If groom, was best man. After a souther
d trip, Mr. and Mts. krouse will reside