The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-06-07
Local affairs.

Quoted at the Highland Presbyterian
Church next S Sabbath morning.
A number of the young men of Rock
and vicinity will give dance in the hal
at that place on this, Friday evening.
-Children's Day services and inian
baptism will be held next Sabbath morn
ing at Churchville Presbyterian Church
The Chestnut Hill base ball club vii
play the Hickory base ball club al
Hickory, Iune s. Game called at 2 81
o'clock
Mr. lanes W. Cain and Miss Minnie
b. Cullum, Of Boothby Hill, were mar
ried on Wednesday at the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage by the pastor, Rev.
D. H. Martin.
Mr.. S A. Williams lost a valuable
cow on Saturday last after short illness.
She was given skillful attention but 1t
was not possible to decide what was the
cause of her death.
Entries have been coming in freely for
the races on Saturday, and all the classes
are we'll filled. Indications are good for
successful meet on the excellent. track
on the old fair grounds.
Company d of the First Maryland
regiment, will leave on July for Fort
Howard, where they will camp for ten
DAYS, after which they will leave directly
for GIenburnie for days rifle practice.
Mr.. EdgarA. Clark and Miss Trinita
M. Carroll, both of Delta, were married
in Baltimore on Sunday last. The bride
was gowned in white chiffon and carried
bouquet of ferns and white carnations.
Mr. William D. P. Hepner, of Sykes
Vile, and Miss Beulah E. Bauer, of Anna
polls, bat formerly of Bel Air, were mar
ried at Greenmount, NJ E. Church, Balti-
more, bv Rev. William Harris on Mon
day.
Meetings have been in progress at
Bethel church this week, Rev. S. M. Engle
being assisted by Rev. J. w. Lacy, OF
near Washington. The sacrament of the
Lords supper will be held on next Sab
hath at Bethel.
-Children's day services will be held at
Centre NJ E. Church, Forest Hill, next
Sunday morning at 1890 O'Clock. The
services, which were to have been held
last Sunday were postponed on account
of the weather.
MIR. William H. James now residing,
on the property ofjoseph 7. Deckman,
at Bynum, has bought from his son
Harry for So, leo the farm of fifty acres
now occupied by the latter, and will
move there in November.
The Sunday school of Mt Zion NJ. T.
Church, Fountain Green, will observe
Children's day next Sunday afternoon,
June 9, at $50 o'clock. Professor w.
Perry Stedman, principal of the Bel Air
High school will deliver the address.
MIR. Andrew Willick and Miss Ida V.
Wells, and Mr. Charles Rembold and
Miss Bessie B. Montgomery, all OF Mag
nolia, were married at the parsonage OF
the Bel Air Methodist Episcopal Church
on Monday by the pastor, Rev. D. H.
Martin.
"A Jury in the circuit court at Easton
awarded Robert Frederick Price, Of
Havre de Grace, $12, 500 in his suit
against the McCalPs Ferry Company for
personal injuries received during the con-
struction of their dam across the Susque-
hanna.
Mr.. and Mrs James Poole, of Chest
nut Hill, announce the coming marriage
of their daughter, Miss Dora, to Mr..
Robert L. Treadwell, of Vale. The cere-
mony will take place at ST. Ignatius
Church, Hickory, on Wednesday, June
10, at noon.
We are in receipt of an invitation to
the 9Sth annual ACKNOWLEDGEMENT exercises
ofSt. Joseph's Academy, Emmittsburg, at
which His Lordship Bishop Allen will
preside. Miss NJ Madeleine Robinson,
daughter of Mr.. Thomas H. Robinson,
of Bel Air, is among the graduates.
AT the annual election of officers held
at the Odd Fellows Temple on Monday
evening, Mr.. Ignatz Klein was elected
Noble Grand; Mr.A.Galt Starr, Vice Noble
Grand; and Mr.. Norman l. Kisling, re-
cording secretary. This prosperous lodge
now contains nearly 100 active members.
The congregation of Highland Pres
byterian Church held festival in the
grove adjoining the Manse on Friday
evening last, and Notwithstanding the
dull evening, the receipts from the same
amounted to $135; the net proceeds will
be over 500. The Highland people are
hard to down.
The foundation for the new Metho-
dist Episcopal Church at Forest Hill, is
well under way. The workmen have
been somewhat hindered in their work
by the unfavorable weather. With the
setting in Of more favorable conditions,
the work will be pushed forward as
rapidly as possible.
On Decoration day, detail of Com
pany D under command of Leiutenan:
Robert H. Archer went to St. 1gnatiuS
cemetery, Hickory, and decorated the
grave of their former captain, the late
Thomas G. Forwood. A salute was
fired over the grave, and decorations o
flags and flowers were distributed.
A fire occurred on Thursday after
noon at the residence of the Mise:
Cover who live on Broadway, Bel Air
which would have proved disastrous ex
.cept for the prompt response of the tr'
department Fire escaped from defec
tive fue and soon got hold of the franz
of the house, but it was extinguished b.
eager workers without flooding tn
dwelling.
Mr.. John A. Young, of Bel Air, re
turned on Monday from Hanover, Pa.
where he went to attend the funeral @
his sister, Mrs. R. A. DOLLHOUSE, whic
took place on Sunday. The death C
Mrs DOLLHOUSE was sudden and was du
to heart disease. She retired Thursda
night in apparently good health and wa
dead when found the next morning. Sh
was about SO years of age.
Mr.. Harry D. Hanway, of Bel All
has been getting in some whirlwind wor
in the sale of automobiles He has jus
cold nr GeorUe w Davis Of Pleasant
willie, physicians Cadillac runabout; t