The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-12-06
Local affairs.

q Mr. ]. H. Heuer, administrator,
closing out at private sale the stock o
81 the late Mrs Susie Heuer.
II Mr.. Elwood Anderson and Mis-
4 Catherine Collier, of Fallston, were mar
( ried in Baltimore on Wednesday of las
week.
Ia order to avoid any question o
& securing proper foundation, work or
= the kalmia and Hickory road has beer
suspended until next spring.
The Baldwin Manufacturing Com
pany closed their textile works at Ell
Mills. Cecil county a few days ago,
throwing leo men out of employment.
Mr.. William H. Hyde requests us to
say that his father, Harry, resided IN his
own home at Roland Park at the time OF
his death. and that he resided with him.
The entertainment which was to
have been given at the Deer Creek Metho-
dist Protestant church Thanksgiving
night has been postponed until further
notice.
The friends of Nj. Alfred Thomas,
who lives near Prospect, will regret to
learn of his continued serious illness. Mr..
Thomas is suffering from paraiytic
stroke.
The marriage of Mr.. Richard Hendon
Smith, formerly Of Churchville neighbour
hood, TO Marian Edith Hilton, of Phila-
dclphia, was celebrated in that CITY on
November 81.
The Longfellow Literary Society Of
Mt Pleasant school, near Five Forks.
gave an interesting Thanksgiving pro-
gram in the school house on Wednesday
evening of last week.
Mr. and Mrs R. Harris Archer have
closed their country residence, near
Priesthood Bridge, and on Wednesday
moved to the Eagle Hotel, Bel Air, where
they will spend the winter.
"A very enjoyable surprise party was
given at the home of Mr.. George T. Huff,
of Street,. on November &c in honor OF
Mr.. NJ H. Huff, OF Missouri, who is visit
ing his old home after an absence OF 81
years.
Mr.. E. Churchman Garrettson died
at his residence at Darlington on Mon
day His funeral took place on Thurs
day, the interment being in the cemetery
of Friendship Methodist Episcopal
church, FalIston.
A musicale, under the direction of
Miss Bessie Smithson, will be given in
the Forest Hill ". {. 7. u. Hall, on
Wednesday evening, December IS, for
the benefit of the new Centre Methodist
Episcopal church
The choir of Mt. Tabor church will
give musicale in the church on Wednes
day evening, December IL, at 100
o'clock. Those assisting in the pro-
gramme will be Miss Ethel M"Nutt, of
Darlington, Miss katherine Selfe, of Bal
timore, and the McComas Brothers
Quartette, of Bel Air.
DR. A. Stewart, Delta's oldest physi-
clan, lies in a critical condition at his
home as the result of injuries received in
driving accident. While on his way
home from seeing patient his horse ran
away, and the buggy collided with a
telephone pole, throwing the physician
out, his head striking against the pole.
AT the meeting Of the PIesbyterial
Union which met at the Belvedere Hotel
on Monday evening, Rev. John Clark
Finney, of Churchville, made his maiden
address. Among those present from
Hartford were |. Wilson Galbreath, Chas.
H. McComas, William Silver, H. p.
Strasbaugb, Hyland p. Stewart and W.
W. Finney.
Special services will be held at the
Fallston Presby te1ian Church for one
week, beginning next Sunday, December
8. services each night at 100 p. M. The
pastor, Rev. w L. Smalhorst will be as
sisted by Wishing brethren. Services
next Sunday afternoon as usual; Sunday
school at and preaching at P. M.
The public is most cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooley an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Julia, to Mr.. Fred. r. Davey, of Sloan
Springs. Arkansas, which took place on
November 20 Mr.. Cooley is a native OF
Hartford, being brother of Messrs. Law
son and Ambrose Cooley, and Miss Julia
is known to many OF our people, having
paid an extended visit here several years
ago.
AT the Poultry and Seed Show held
at Ellicott City, which closed on Satur-
day last Mr.. William H. Edeler, of Bel
Air, was a noted winner In a contest
where 746 birds were shown he won the
following prizes on his Golden Wyan-
dottes: Second on cock. first on hen,
third on hen, first on cockerel, first on
pullet second on pullet, third on pullet
and first on hen.
Miss Ariel Stamford, daughter of
Mr.. c. R. Stamford, of Jarrettsville,
and Mr. Frank o. Foard, were married
on Thanksgiving Day at II O'Clock by
Rev. R. S. Barnes. The bride wore a
gown of white batiste and carried a
shower bouquet of white carnations.
After he wedding, the young couple left
on a southern trip. On their return they
will reside at High Point.
Secretary Norman L. kisling of the
Hartford Poultry Association, reports
that more interest has been shown
toward the coming show than last year.
"A large number of poultry lovers have
offered specials, several silver loving cups
being among them. Anyone wishing to
m AXE the show a success by offering
specials are requested to write the secre-
tary by December 10th.
Mr.. n. N Mock, the founder of the
Bel Air Times, and for many years its
editor, was in town on business last
week. Mr. Mock now holds an i'm
portant position with the J. B. Lipincott
Company, in the preparation of their En-
cyclopedia, which promises to be an i'm
portant factor to the student when il
shall have been completed. Father Time
is evidently treating him kindly.
The stone work of the new st. Pat
rick's Catholic Church at Havre de Grace
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