The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-12-28
Local affairs.


the larrettsville Academy, has been Wis
iting friends in Bel Air.
The Christmas celebration of st
Paul's Evangelical church will be hel'
next sunday afternoon at 80 o'clock.
\ marriage license was issued il
Baltimore on Monday to Mr., Samuel W
Ward and Miss Dora Wits. both of nea
Chestnut Hi.
Mr.. X. Harris Archer of priesthood
completed the filling of his ice house OF
Wednesday with clear four inch ice cut
from his local pond.
The Sabbath School entertainment
of the Thomas Run NJ. E. Church will be
held on New Years evening. The public
is cordially invited.
A marriage license was issued in Bal
more on Wednesday to Mr.. Oscar +.
Coale. of this county, and Miss Lottie Y.
Brazier, of Baltimore.
Mr.. Robert w. Holland will exhibit
his Langshan chickens at Madison
Square Garden chicken show, which
opens in New York on Wednesday.
Abingdon Methodist Episcopal Sun
day school will give its annual Nmas
treat aad entertainment on Tuesday
evening, January 1, at 7.3O O'Clock.
The directors of the Hartford National
Bank, at their meeting on Monday, de-
clared dividend of per cent. less taxes
out Of the earnings OF the past six months
Mr.. H. c. Keen presents us with
beautiful calendar for 1907. 1t is sun
set snow scene in the country. The de-
sign and execution both deserve special
mention.
The total receipts of the Masonic
bazaar in Havre de Grace amounted to
about $1,000. This will prove a big
help towards defraying the cost of the
new Masonic temple.
Mr. Arthur Stevens, of near Forest
Hill, took his son to Baltimore on Christ
mas evening to DR.. Herbert Harlan. He
had one of his eyes severely injured by
the explosion of fire cracker.
A marriage license was issued IN
Baltimore on Monday to Mr.. Clarence
F. Tredway formerly of this county, but
now of G3yanstown, and Miss Martha
Viola Durham, of near Forest Hill.
The vcstry of Emmanuel Protestant
Episcopal church, Bel Air, has extended a
call to Rev. John l. Yellott to succeed
Rev. X. A Castleman, who will preach
his last sermon as rector next Sunday.
At their meeting On Wednesday, the
directors of the Second National Bank
declared their regular semi annual divi-
dend of 212 per cent. clear of taxes, pay
able out of the earnings of the past six
months.
MIR. William Orr, Of Cardiff an en-
ployee of the Mccall Ferry Power Com
panv, had his foot badly mashed on
Friday. He was taken to a Baltimore
hospital anditis feared that amputation
will be necessary.
Mr.. !. L. Debow has purchased the
livery stable of Mr.. Charles A. McGaw,
of Bel Air, and will take charge OF the
same the fifteenth of January. Mr.. De-
bow is an experienced horseman and in
tends to run a frst-class livery.
Walter ". Preston, trustee sold the
E. w. Bonnet property at public sale at
the court house door on Monday. 1t
contains T7l2 acres of land and was pur-
chased by c. w. Baker tor S., 800. J. S.
Richardson was the auctioneer.
The Christmas entertainment which
was held at Mt. Tabor Nj. p. church on
Christmas evening was decided success.
The singing and recitations deserve
especial communication. The school will
be closed during the next TWO months.
Philip H. Close and Harry S. Carver
trustees, sold the J. Webster Coaie pro-
perty near Fountain Green at public sale
at the court house door on Monday.
The purchaser was Clarence Calder at
1880 S Richardson was the auc-
tioneer.
The livery stable of Shanahan and
Smith, Bel Air, has been purchased by
Mr. Charles S Archer, who will hereafter
take charge of the same. Mr.. Archer
will give the business his entire attention
and will no doubt conduct the same in
successful manner.
Sheriff Reasin and his good wife gave
the ten prisoners in the jail big dinner
on Christmas day. They had chicken
and other meats, as well as lot of
goodies. The sheriff always takes good
care of the unfortunates who are COM
mitted to his charge.
We are indebted to Mr.. b. B. Reck-
ord, agent, for calendar Of the Hanover
Life Insurance Company, New York
Mr.. Reckord represents large line OF
stock companies, any one of which has
assets that have stood the test OF the
two recent great fire disasters.
Mrs. Martha Steltz, of Havre de
Grace, recovered a verdict OF $4,000
against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
in the Elkton court on Wednesday of
last week. These damages were awarded
for personal injuries received while in the
waiting-room of Jackson station.
Mr.. Malcolm Mel. Worthington,
who for the past month has been. recu-
perating at the home Of his parents near
Bel Air, left yesterday for Wilmington,
North Carolina, to resume his duties on
the engineer corps of the Atlantic Coast
Line railroad, fully restored to health.
Mr.. Graason Heaps and Miss Henri
eta Boyd, both of Whiteford, were mar
ried at the Manse on Monday by Rev. S
S. GreenweIl, pastorof the Bel lair Presby
terian Church. The witnesses to the
ceremony were Miss Eva Boyd and Mr.
Luther Boyd, sister and brother of tht
bride
Mr.. Walter b. Kilgore and Mis-:
Queen Harsey, of Red Lion, Pennsyl
vania, were married at the Bel All
Methodist Episcopal parsonage on Wed
nesday by Rev. D. Fl. Martin. TIL,
groom, who is 20 years of age, was &c
compan;cd by his father, Mr. Calvin J
Kilgore.
Mr. Edward II. Thomson, president
of the Maryland National Bank, Balti