The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-10-19
Local affairs.

Boat Club at its reception on Saturda,
Mr. Hudson Bateman. clerk to tn
County Commissioners. who has bee
i'll for several weeks, was able to resum
his duties on Monday.
Mr.. Ivan White, who has been l.
with typhoid fever, has returned 10 he
Air. He is still convalescing, but is no
able to be at his studio.
The ladies' of Grove Presbyteria,
Church, Aberdeen, will hold an oyste
supp,r in the town hall on Friday ant
Saturday evenings, November 2 and 3.
Miss Eta M. Coale, of Aberdeen, ant
Mr.. Charles A. Wheeler, of New Yorl
city, were married at Calvary Methods
Church on Thursday, by Rev. w. H
Vaughn.
-Theladi of Grace Memorial Church
Darlington, will hold an oyster supper
and sale of fancy articles in the towr
hall, at Darlington, on Thursday even
ding, November %.
The hay market is stiffening and
fancy prices are looked for before long
Many farmers who are fortunate enough
to have any for sale are now bailing the
same for shipment.
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence Forwood,
of Bel Air, desire us to thank their friends
and neighbors who so promptly came to
their assistance during the recent tlre at
the Grangers' Hotel.
Mr.. Clarence c. Deckman and Miss
Emma Michael of Perryman, were mar
ried on Wednesday at the parsonage OF
the Methodist Protestant Church by
Rev. S. A. Hoblitzell.
Edna Muller, who conducts store in
Havre de Grace under the firm name Of
p. and E. Muller, has made deed OF
trust to Harry S Carver, trustee. The
bond filed was Tor $500!
Mrs. Mary J. Zimmerman. of Bel Air,
recently underwent a painful operation,
from which she is rapidly recovering.
She had a catardct removed from one of
her eyes by DR.. Herbert Harlan.
Mrs. Elizabeth McC. Finncy, widow
= Of the late Rev. E. D. Finney, for many
pastor of the Bel Air Presby terrain
-Sh,. has presented piano to the
for use in the lecture room
The ladies of Trinity Lutheran Church
will hold an oyster supper in the canning
house Of Hanson and I,antz on the Phila-
delphia turnpike on Friday and Satur-
day, October &c and 81. Altar invited.
Mr. Walter Coe and Miss Bertha
Irene Divers, of Upper Cross Roads were
married at the parsonage of the Bel Air
Methodist Episcopal Church on Thurs
day of last week by Rev. d. II. Martin.
An entertainment will be given by
Class Number 2 of the NJ. f. Church,
south, Iatrettsville in the X. of T. Hall
on Tuesday evening October %. Miss
Griffith of Washington will assist. All
are invited.
A Democratic mass meeting will be
held in Bel Air on Thurday night, Novem-
der l. Addresses will be made by Con-
gresham J. Fred c. Talbot and other
4 distinguished speakers whose names will
be announced next week.
The Presby terrain synod of Baltimore
will meet in Gunton Memorial Church,
Washington on Monday. The delegates
from the First PRESBYTERIAN Church, Bel
Air, are Rev S. S Greenwich, Mr.. Will
liam T. Sawyer, and alternate, George
K. Cairnes.
Officer Devoe brought negro, George
Croummel, alias Scott, to Bel Air Jail on
Tuesday, where he had been committed
by Justice Upton for the action of the
grand jury He is charged with unlaw-
fully taking a horse from the stable of
Mr.. Robert n Turner.
The teacher and pupils OF Last Chance
school will hold an oyster supper and
small festival, at the school house on the
road leading from Pylesville to ST Mary's
church, on Friday evening, October 26.
If stormy the following Tuesday evening;
the public cordially invited.
The cold weather last week was un-
usual for the time of year Considerable
ice was formed on Friday and Saturday
mornings. Sunday was a most beauti-
full autumn day and everybody took ad-
vantage of the warm afternoon by enjoy
ing the attractive outdoors.
Miss Harriet Perkins Marine. OF
Baltimore. assisted by local talent will
give an entertainment in the w. c. T. L.
Hall at Fulford on Thursday evening,
October 20. The entertainment will
be under the auspices of the Parish Aid
Society of Holy Trinity Church.
Those interested in music are con.
sidering the ACCESSIBILITY of organizing n
choral club in Havre de Grace. Mr.. A.
Musgrove Robarts, the instructor of the
Bel Air choral club will be employed, and
it is hoped that there will be sufficient
interest to support an effective associa
ton.
The ladies of Grace Methodist Protes
tant church, Bel Air, will serve dinner
r and supper in the Schapiro building, ad
joining the postofiice, on election day
November 6, The proceeds will go fo
the benefit of the church. and it is hoped
that every one will help this worthy
cause.
The will of the late Ellen Barne
Treadway has been filed with Registe
Bay for probate. She leaves all of he
property to her uncle, William Henri,
Barnes, who is named executor withou
bond. The will is dated April 3. 1906
and is witnessed bv James L. McVey ant
p. L. Hopper.
Miss Oleita Maggie, daughter of MI
T. F. Maggie, of Thomas Run, returne
on Saturday from the Union Protestan
In6rmary, in Baltimore, where abou
two weeks before she had undergone
successful operation for appendicitis
Her recovery was rapid. and believed
be permanent.
The many friends of Captain Williar
{. Licking, conductor on the Mary
land and Penns ylvania railroad, will b
grieved to learn of the death of his sor
Mr.. Clarence Licking, which occurred o
Wednesday at a hospital in York. TIL
young man had typhoid fever. He wa
10 wears of aUe