The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-10-18
Local oAfairs.

Rev. Smith H. Orrick will othciate IN
Spesutia Church Perryman, on next Sun
] day morning, October Goth, at eleven
o'clock.
A marriage license WAS issued in Bal
timore on Tuesday to Mr. John T. Gal
breath, of Delta, Pa, and Miss Clara T..
Posey, of Chanceford, Pa.
MIR. A. ]. Street,, of Sharon, wires us
from Hagerstown Fair that he has been
awarded on Buff Orpingtons first prem
ium on cock, first on pullet, first on pen
and fifth on cockerel.
1t gives US great pleasure to announce
that we learn as we go to press that
Hon John Walter Smith will be one OF
the speakers at the Democratic meeting
next Wednesday night.
Rev. DR.. F. M. Bristol, of Washing
ton, D. c., will lecture in Calvary Metho-
dist Episcopal Church on Tuesday even
ing, October %, at o'clock, on Brains. "
The result of the sittings of the regis
Democrats. In every precinct except
two a net gain is shown for Democrats,
the total gain in the county being 131.
Mr.. Frank E. Gorrell, of Bel Air, was
suddenly summoned to New York on
Thursday morning by a notice that his
brother Harry D. Gorrell had died there
during the night in hospital from the
result of an operation.
The company preparing to rebuild
and operate the old Husband Flint Mill
are asking proposals for the erection OF a
new building and this will probably
again be one of our centers of industrial
activity in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Phelps, who
have been for some years living on and
conducting the large farm formerly
owned by the American Pottery Supply
Company, near Sandy Hook, have pur-
chased it from the receiver of the COM
pany.
Rev. G. Albert Getty will conduct
services at the Churchville Presbyterian
church next Sabbath morning in the a b
sence of the pastor, Rev. S. c. WATSON,
who with Mrs. WATSON and son Lee, is
spending the week with friends in Phila-
delphia.
The National Bank of Port Deposit
has been designated a depository for
funds of the United States Government.
During the past four years the deposits
of this bank have increased from $50, 900
to $4,000 Mr.. J. Thomas c. Hopkins,
IT., formerly of Bel Air, is cashier of the
bank.
Mr.. Wesley R. Whitaker, a native of
Hartford who has been living for some
years near Cockey sville, Baltimore coun-
ty, was killed by the electric cars We'd
nesday night of last week. Mr.. Whitaker
represented Baltimore county in the
House of Delegates in 1896, having been
elected on the Republican ticket.
-Home-Coming services will be held in
the Bel Air Methodist Episcopal church
on Sunday next, continuing through the
week. The former pastors of the church
have been invited to the services, and
other prominent speakers will be present.
Rev. DIR. w. S. Edwards, former presid-
ing elder, will conduct the services Sun
day morning.
The only case before the Circuit
Court this week was that of Smith,
Stewart. In January of 1905 Stewart
made deed of trust, and two days
later Smith, Rouse and Webster replevied
lot of canned goods transferred to the
trustee. the title of these goods being at
issue in this suit.
Owing to the serious and protracted
illnesss of his assistant, Rev. Father
Barry, Rev. Father Frederick has re-
signed his passionate at st. lgnatius
Church, and will give all his attention to
St. Margaret's chapel, Bel Air. Rev.
Thomas ]. Stanton succeeds Father
Frederick and was duly installed as
pastor of st. Ignatius last Sunday.
A marriage license was issued in Bal
timore on Tuesday to Mr.. Thomas L.
Pyle and Miss Annie E. McGuigan. The
groom is one of the most popular farm
ers and business men of Pylesville neigh
borhood, and the bride resides near Con-
stitution, Pa. Mr.. Pyle has just return
ed from hospital in Baltimore after re-
covering from spell of typhoid fever.
Everything points to an enthusiastic
meeting of the Democracy OF Hartford at
Bel Air on next Wednesday evening.
Arrangements have been consummated
with the Maryland and Pennsylvania
railroad by which train will leave
Delta at 715 in the evening and return
after the meeting, stopping at each
station. This should insure at least 100
members over this route.
The ladies of the Forest Hill VIC. T.
U. will hold an oyster supper in their
hall at that place on Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings, October % and %.
There will be several very attractive
booths, among which will be the hand
kerchief booth, in charge of Miss Grace
Tucker and assistants. Everyone is cor
daily invited to be present and help to
make an ENJOYABLE event of each evening.
"A meeting of the officers of the Ep-
worth League of the Bel Air Methodist
Episcopal Church was held at the home
of Mrs J. T. Deckman on Tuesday night,
to elect delegates to the county conven-
ton to be held at Friendship Church, near
Fallston on Thursday of next week.
Those elected were Mrs. Norman L. Kis.
ling, Misses Eli zabeth McRoy, Daisy
Coale, Virginia Waters and Mr.. c. ROBBIE
Grafton.
"A meeting in the interests of the Demo
cratic ticket will be held at Abingdon or
Saturday evening, October &c, at
O'Clock, and another will be held at
Edgewood on Saturday, November 2 al
the same hour, when the issues of th'
day will be presented by forceful speakers
1t is hoped that every Democrat will ain
to bring out at least one more goot
citizen to show why he should vote TIT
Democratic ticket.
Mr. Albert Glendye Harkins, of Phila
delphia, son of Mr.. George A. Harkins
formerly of Forest Hill, but nowconnect
ed with the police force of Baltimor
city, was married on Monday. Octobe
7th, to Miss Edith Maurer DeFrehm, O
RaItimore The brides dress was @