The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-08-30
Local affairs.

wing near Highland, died on WedreS
av afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Mcbride will preach a
highland PRESBYTERIAN Church on mex
lunday morning
Owing to inclement weather th'
lstiral at Mountain Christian Church
Eill be continued ON next Saturday even
PIX, August 81.
In addition to the usual services al
1t. Tabor and Chestnut Hill Methodist
protestant Churches, the pastor has
rganized a prayer meeting for each
thursday night.
The sccoad quarterly conference OF
he Bel Air NJ. P. circuit will meet at
trace NJ. =. church, Bel Air, on Satur-
I,v, September :, at . so p. NJ. Rev. c.
/. McCaslin is the pastor.
A golden social and box sale will be
Icld at Friendship Church, near Fallston,
in Wednesday evening, September II,
It o'clock by the Bible class. If stormy
will be held the next fair evening.
/ The Mary E. O'Donncll property,
Situated on Bond street, Bel Air, was
sold at private sale door on Monday
p Mr.. ". ". Preston for $3.50. The
s,le was made through Mr.. Joshua w.
kIcCall.
I The Sunday schools OF William
Matters Memorial and Centre Churches,
B eld their annual picnic at Otter Point
IN Thursday. About fifty carriages
passed through Bel Air early IN the
morning.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
&ill he administered in the Churchville
PRESBYTERIAN Churchnext Sabbath morn
Big, September ! at II o'clock. Prepare
Jorv servic. on Saturday afternoon at
B O'Clock.
i The Democratic Executive Committee
Ind the Democratic candidates will hold
Joint meeting next Monday, at II
O'clock in the grand jury room in the
fourt house, for the purpose of selecting
/ campaign committee.
/ MIR James w. McNabb, trustee, sold
ht the Court House door on Monday last
bll the interest of Marjory Whitelock, in
FAINT, in the George Whitelock farm near
Darlington, containing ia acres, Mr.. I.
Reed Jordan being the purchaser for
81 900. Mr. I. W. Thompson was the
huctionccr.
Miss Mary E. Hanson, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Frederick Hanson, Of
Churchville and Mr.. William G. Love
less, of Wilmington, Delaware, were
married on Thursday evening of last
week, at the home Of the brides parents.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. 5,
c. WATSON.
D. !. Crosby of the L. S. Department
Of Agriculture will talk to the Teachers
Institute, Thursday forenoon, Septem-
Der 9TH, at II O'Clock, on agricultural,
in the public schools. In view of the
general interest shown in the subject at
his time it is hoped there will be full
attendance of the general public
An engagement of much interest,
which has been recently announced, is
that of Miss Sara Payne Butler, of Tow
son, and Mi james X. Brewer, of Balti-
more. Miss Butler is connected with
several prominent families of this county,
and is a frequent visitor to Bel Air. The
marriage will take place in the fall.
MIR. john P. Leight, the king ofOtter
Point, has sent US a pure white crane,
which he SAYS he killed on the marsh and
is the largest white one he had ever killed,
as they are very scarce. The bird measures
So inches from the tip of bcak to tip OF
toe, 5S inches from tip to tip of wings,
and is extraordinarily graceful and
beautiful.
A rally of the chapters of the third
district Epworth League, including Nc
Kendree, Asbury. 2benezer, Cooptown
and Friendship will be held in the Friend
ship Methodist Episcopal Church, near
Fallston on Sunday evening, beginning
at AS o'clock Mr.. J. Howard Flay-
hart, president of the East Baltimore
District Epworth League will be present
and deliver the address.
The wedding invitations OF Mr.. Will
liam W. HOPES to Miss Helen Rooms,
both of Philadelphia, have been received
by friends and relatives in this vicinity.
Mr.. Hopes is we'll known in this coun-
ty, being related to several families, his
mother having been a Miss Forwood of
Deer Creek, sister of Mrs. B. Frank
Hanway, of Creswell. The wedding will
take place September 10.
Mrs. Charles Reid has issued invita-
tons for the marriage Of her daughter,
Florence Nash, to Mr. Randolph Gordon
Dulanv, which will be celebrated in
Memorial church, on Wednesday even
ing, September II, at G o'clock. Miss
Reid is well known in Baltimore society,
and Mr.. Dulany, besides being a noted
club man, is a member of the well known
W. J. c. Dulany Company.
Tia Sun almanac has the following
to say with reference to the name of our
county: Named for Henry Hartford, the
heir of Frederick, Lord Baltimore the
Sixth. and proprietor at the time of the
Revolutions His claim to the province
was derived from devise, and not by in
heritance from his father, who described
him in his will as a certain youth, called
or known by the name of Henry Hartford
the son of Hester Wheland,
Evidence sometimes occurs to illus
trate that the world is getting better
Mr. Charles T. Wright, treasurer of tht
public school fund was persuaded of thi,
a few days ago when he received an eli
vcIope stamped at Annapolis which con
tanned a NO dollar bill wrapped in ;
piece of paper on which was written
"Belonging to the school fund for Har
ford county" Mr.. Wright recalls moth
ing on which to base the action.
We learn that the inquiry for Har
ford apples is becoming more and NOR
active. and even this early in the season
large quantities are already being shipped
over the Maryland and Pennsylvania
road, notably from Vale station. TIL
possibilities of increasing the revenu
from our farms through the sale of frui
arc great and the time has fully com
when it will pay farmers to adopt up t,
date methods i'll increasing and perfect