The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-07-26
Tie IEeis and IptelliGeQcer'
BEL AIR, MD JULY 26, 1907.
Local oAfairs.

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hold their quarterly meeting in thdf
rooms in Bel Air on Saturday.
MIR. William Pearcc and Miss Mo!lie
Remington. of Cardiff, were married at
Highland on Sunday afternoon, by Rev.
S l.. Irvine.
The annual picnic of Industrial Coun-
Gil, No. 81, 0 u. A. NJ of Perryman,
will be held at Old Baltimore on Wedncs-
d ~. August DIST.
An order went into effect last Mon
day applying from Bel Air to baltimore,
requiring all milk to be shipped on the
first morning train.
Mrs. Martha Hanway, sister OF Mr..
John G. Rouse and widow of the late
Samuel Hanway, is critically i'll of heart
trouble at the residence of Mr.. Joseph Is.
Hanway, ofJoppa.
1t is understood that Messrs. w. S.
and S A. Smith, of Lapidum, have
purchased the storestand of Mr.. n. A.
Gorrell, at Darlington, and will take pos
session at an early day.
-Edgewood NJ. E Sunday school will
hold an ice cream festival on the even
ings of August 2 and in Wychgram's
hall Proceeds for benefit of the school,
Public is cordial invited.
The foundation of the ne W Methodist
Episcopal church at Forest Hill has been
completed, preparatory to the construc-
ton of the main auditorium, the work
upon which will be begun at once
Mr.. John G. Rouse, after a briet visit
to his home in Bel Air, returned to his
lumber interests at Hendricks, West
Virginia, where a recent freshet in the
stream had done considerable damage to
his plant
Mrs Herman Stump, of "Waverly," ,"
entertained at a Bridge Party, on Friday
last, in honor Of Miss Lathrop, ,ofNewark,
N J., thirty guests being bidden. After
the prizes were distributed refreshments
were served.
The ladies of Christ =. Z. church,
Rock Spring, will hold an ice cream and
peach festival in connection with a meat
supper, at the c. A X. Hall, Forest Hill,
on Thursday evening, August 18th. If
stormy the next fair evening.
The annual summer pic mic of EN-
manuel P. E. Sunday school will he held
next Sunday afternoon, July 81, at P.
NJ. in Mr. Williams grove, Rock Spring
avenue. The children and teachers will
meet at the church at 3 80 p. NJ.
An entertainment will be given by
the Alumni Association of Jarrettsvile
High School on Thursday evening,
August l. A musical and literary pro-
gram will be rendered, including
comedy, "a Case of Suspension"
As we go to press a full Bench con-
sisting of Chief Judge Burke and asso-
ciates Duncan and VanBibber are hear
ing the injunction case involving the
eligibility of Mr.. Charles T. Wilson to
the moyoralty OF Havrc de Grace.
On Thursday during the very heavy
thunder storm two trees on Col. Herman
Stump's place, "Waverly," were struck
by lightning. One, a fine American
linden near the house. was split from
top to bottom, also the seat under it
As an evidence OF the favor with
which it was received, the address OF Mr..
William E Robinson, delivered last week
at Jamestown before the Convention of
Food and Dairy Departments, was pub
lished in full By the New York Commercial.
The many Hartford friends of Mr. and
Mrs c. Bosley Littig. will be pleased to
learn that their only son, Worthington,
who has been dangerously i'll, is material
ay improved and on fair way to re-
covery. Mr.. Littig has a summer home
at NanBibber.
-Rev w w. Kimball, D. D., will re-
turn from Orkney Springs, Va, the 26th
and will have services on Sunday as
follows: Grace Memorial Church. Dar-
lington, IL A. NJ. Ascension Chapel,
Scarboro,3 80 P. NJ; St. James Church,
the Trappc, 8 p. M.
Experience daily teaches the profit in
hiSh grade poultry. Mr.. George w.
,Sw,eiing, of Chrome Hill, shipped last
week to a purchaser in Johnson City,
Tennessee, eight single-comb Rhode Is
land reds, receiving therefor S35 for the
seven hens, and SIS for one cock.
The annual reunion of the eight
Sunday schools of West Hartford Circuit
M. T. Church will he held in the woods
at Cooptown, on Thursday, August 8
The Fawn Grove Band will furnish the
mu,ic. The woods meeting will begin
Sunday, August II, and continue unit
FRIDAY, August %.
Key. J. NJ. Sheridan, President of tht
MARYLAND Annual Conference of the NJ
+. church, visited Hartford on SUNDAY
last aid preached a most helpful sermon
at Wesleyan Chapel, at 10 80 A. M, to {
large and delighted audience. This wa
the presidents first visit to Susquehann;
Circuit, and he made fine impression.
Miss Elizabeth A. Ware, aged 6.
years, daughter of the late John ant
Mary Ware, of this county, died a
the home of her cousin, Mrs. NJ
1. Tighe, of Laurel, Md, on Monday
The remains were brought to Bel Air OF
Wednesday afternoon aud inferred il
Rock Spring cemetery. Rev. L. ]. Soth
.orou officiatcd at the grave.
Miss Della VI. Russell, of Aberdeen
was married Tuesday afternoon to Nj
Harry E. Martin, of Elkton, Nd. TIL
ceremony was performed by Rev. F. 4
Bayley in the Methodist Episcopa
parsonage at Perryman. Miss Margare
Flowers was maid of honor and MI
Robert H. Ross, of Perryman, was bes
man. The couple will reside in Elktor
AT a meeting of the stockholders of th
COnowingo Bridge Company called t
consider the advisability of rebuildin
the bridge, a resolution was passet
authorizing an Increase of the Capltf
stock from $50, 900 to $15O,000 and til
meeting then adjourned until the first {
September so that ability to float tt
stock may lie demonstrated. Upon tn
will largely depend the rebuilding of IL
bridge.
Mr.. w. II. Harlan, trustee, ofIere
for sale the Harry Day farm, near Coz