The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-07-19

Emmanuel Church, Bel Air. to apprecia
tive audiences. He has before him an at
tractive field of usefulness at Spesutia.
Deer Creek Circuit Methodist Protes
tant Church, Rev. B. A. Bryan pastor;
J Mt. Tabor Church-Sabbath School,
go A. NJ; preaching, 1876 A. NJ, by
Rev. II. ]. Magonigal. Subject, Profit
in PRAYER" Deer Creek Church-No
preaching in the afternoon. Sabbath
School, $50 p NJ; preaching, p. M,
by Rev H. ]. Magonigal Subject,
"Blind Bartimus." Song service before
preaching,
The Hartford House, of Havre de
Grace, for many years past conducted by
Mrs. Boyd, is undergoing extensive I'M
provements. A brick extension has been
built to the north end of the hotel, its
porch capacity has been largely increased,
the building has been painted and heat
ing apparatus installed. Few hotels
extend more hospitable treatment to
their customers and still fewer equal the
cuisine of this excellent house.
A wide swath was mown down in
the Second district few days ago when
an angry rnatron from Baltimore caught
up with her husband at Carsin Run.
| With a heart as big as his opportunity
he had been paying more attention than
| the law allows to a fair alden, but after
| a three mile chase by his wife and a mid
night escape on the train from Aberdeen,
| it is believed that in the future he will
keep his feelings we'll within the bounds
| of domestic affection.
The stockholders of the Coharie
Lumber Company, on Wednesday last,
voted to double their capital stock,
making it 100000 This action was
due to the increasing opportunities OF
the company as it has been developed.
Manager Clement in aletttr on the 18th,
after stating that the work is progress
ing satisfactorily and the machinery
being rapidly installed says, The mercury
has been registering from 102 to 1O5
degrees since Sunday"
Rev S. c. Wasson has returned to
the manse after n pleasant visit to
Groton and New London, Connecticut,
and will occupy the pulpit of the Church
vile Presbyterian Church next Sunday.
He had the pleasure of inspecting the
Olympia" Admiral Dewey's old flag
ship, also several of the monitors which
were visiting in New London harbor.
During his absence Rev. David Jamison,
of A berdeen, preached to large congre-
CATION at Churchville.
Postmaster Bouldin is in receipt of a
communication from Washington look
ing to the establishment of a new rural
free delivery route, to 60 into effect Sep
TENDER 3, which would run as follows:
To c. A. Bulls on the Hickory road, to
DOZENS Cross Roads via John Moores',
to John F. Oldfeld's, to Fountain Green,
to William Michaers, to Schuck's Corner,
to the old N. w. S. Hays farm, to the
Deer Creek and Churchville road via
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Bel Air pike via Asbury, covering in all
21a4 miles One hundred and twenty
one families would be served, three
fourths of whom must vote FORTS estab-
lishment Churchvile will still be served
by locked pouch from Bel Air and Aber-
deem, and the Star route from Bel Air to
Darlington will be continued except over
the first five miles.
While driving at Pylesville station
with his wife on Monday afternoon, the
horse of Mr.. William Stubs, of Delta
became suddenly frightened and lunged
forward, jumping completely into a
buggy standing near, In which Miss
Doyle, daughter of Mr.. Thomas Doyle
was sitting. In the mix up, Mr.. Stubs
was thoroughly bruised, but no bones
broken; Mrs. Stubs was given a severe
nervous shock, but not otherwise injured;
while Miss Doyle was thrown violently
forward and out of her buggy, which
was completely demolished. She was
struck in the region of the lungs by the
shaft and has since been in a very pre-
carious condition, the doctor fearing in
ternal complications Miss Doyle had |
recently returned from a hospital in
Baltimore where she had been under |
treatment for sometime.
Mr. Frank E Gorrell, secretary to the |
Executive Committee of the National |
Gamers Association, has been in Column
bus, Ohio, this week organizing a state
association there Having first shown
the association how nearly the burden of
requiring the date and weight to be
stamped Oh canned goods came to being
Incorporated into the National Pure
Food Law. he demonstrated what i'm
portant factors state associations were
in preventing this evil He referred to
the National Association of Packers of
Pure Canned Food who had at their own
expense done SO much towards creating
sentiment which crystalized into the
Pure Food Law, and demonstrated how |
libera'ly they had been aided by state
ASSOCIATIONS. AS soon dS Il stare or
ganizes the members thereby become a
part of the National Association.
The McCalrs Ferry dam has so far
progressed towards completion that on
July + the engineers showed fireworks on
a large scale. TLey blew up the Golfer
dam extending from the Lancaster side
to an island in midstream, which they
had constructed about year ago. This
dam entirely dried and laid bare the river
bottom, which is a solid mass of rock
carved into every imaginable fantastic
shape, thus making model foundation
on which to construct this great concrete
| dam. In the fall the company will sell
! large number of buildings they have been
| compelled to buy and remove from the
path of their backwatcr; among these
| will be included the York Furnace Hotel
and the M ansion House at Lock port No
| more interesting excursion can be taken
at this time than to view this wonderful
work, which it is inpossbie to appreciate
at long range.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Road checks issued.-PhiIlip Sewell, 81;
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