The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-09-06
Local affairs.

Otter Point.
A two days meeting will be held al
the baptist church south of Jarrettsvill'
on next Saturday and Sunday.
The 41st National Encampment OF
the Grand Army of the Republic will be
held at Saratoga Spring, N. ", during
the week . to IA.
The Baltimore Clothing House, OF
Bel Air, will be closed next Monday and
Tuesday, September 9th and 10th, on
account of holidays.
There will be preaching atthe Noun
tain Christian church, Sunday, Septem-
Der Sth, at II A. NJ, by Rev. Clifton ).
Ehlers, of Baltimore.
During August, Salem Creamery,
Isaac Sewell and Bros. proprietors, sold
over l 200 gallons Of ice cream and near
ly 900 gallons during July.
-Rev. H. !. Magonigal, the blndevan-
gelist, is conducting a series of meetings
at Providence NJ. P. church. The meet
ings will continue during the week.
The members of the Starlight Social
club will hold a festival at Chestnut Hill
on Friday evening, September 13. II
rainy it will be held the next evening.
MIR. Iohn J. Sullivan. who has been
the B. and 0. agent at EanBibber for the
past IA years, has asked for a leave OF
several months, which has been granted
him.
Mr.. Noble l.. Mitchell, trustee, sold
at the Court house door on Monday,
small property near Bush Chapel for
$3.50. Mrs Mollie A. Wells was the pur-
chaser.
Rev H J. Magonigal the blind evan
gelist, will preach and sing at Grace Nj.
p. church, Bel Air, at II A. M. and at
Mt. Carmel NJ. P church, Emmorton, at
3 p NJ.
Mr. Bosley Littig's yearling filly
Pamela L., won first premium in the un.
registered class at Timonium fair on
Tuesday. She was sired by Chinlo, dam
Beauty by Thorndale Idol.
Rural free delivery route No. 1, from
Bel Air postoffice commenced the 3rd Of
September. George Frank Jones was
appointed carrier pending the appoint
ment of the regular carrier.
1t is agreeable to recall the fact that
two-thirds of the Gurnsey cattle which
won such q sweeping victory for Mr..
lanes Merrvman at Timonium this
week were bred and born in Hartford.
Tie Christian Endeavor services at
Mt. Tabor NJ. P church will be conduct
ed by the McComas brothers on Septem-
Ter at o'clock, P. NJ. The quartette
will render several selections. The public
is invited to attend.
Rev. Millard F. Minnick, of St.
Mary's City, who recently declined call
to S.. Georges parish, Spesutia. has
since received a call from the vestries of
St. Peters Church, SoIomons and Mid
dIeton Chapels, Calvert county. Mr..
Minnick is a former resident of this coun-
ty.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs c. Bosley
Littig will be pleased to learn that their
only son, Worthington, who for eight
weeks has been critically ill at their Bal
timore home, has made substantial pro-
gress towards complete restoration to
health He is now able to come down
stairs.
Many Hartford people visited the fair
at Timonium this week. 1t is little
hard on the ordinary farmer to go so far
to a county fair instad of driving to his
own, in which he feels pardonable pride;
but we suppose those who were so sue
cessful in breaking up our fair feel happy
about it.
Sabbath school services will be held
next Sunday at Mt. Tabor at $50;
preaching, 1890; Young peoples meet
ing, s p. NJ. At Deer Creek. Sabbath
school, 80; preaching. $50; young
peoples meeting. led by pastor, s P. M.
PRAYER meeting Thursday evening, led
By pastor.
Members of Triumph Lodge, No. 16,
10. o. F, are requested to attend Di-
vine service on Sunday, September 18th.
at the NJ. Z. church of BelAir. Members
will meet at their hall at 10 O'Clock, A.
M, and march to the church in body.
Rev. John R. Edwards, of Baltimore,
who is P. G. Chaplin, will preach.
Mr.. Calvin Appleton, of Aberdeen,
gets the credit of having paid the highest
price for any fat cattle bought in Har-
ford this season. having paid Mr.. Ralph
Michael six cents. Looking to the future
purchase of fat steers he has already sold
five consignments of stock steers bought
in Buffalo and is weekly bringing more.
st. Francis church, Abingdon, has
Just been improved by the addition of a
fine tower and bell. About 1000 hav-
ing been expended, and to help meet this
expense the members of the congregation
will hold a tournament on Tuesday
September 9TH. in the field opposite the
CHURCH. lhlSlSSl - DSihS NohSLA ~
the tournament, and promises to be quite
a success.
in view Of the approaching season
when sickness prevails, the Town Com
missioners of Bel Air have wisely request
ed all residents to clean up their premises
by removing grass from pavements anC
cutters; to abate anv nuisance about
sinks, hogpens or stables, and not to al
low any refuse to run into the streets OF
allevs. and to scatter lime in and abou
such places, and to keep cellars unde
dwellings clean and we'll disinfected
-Dodder, tender yellow parasite
vine. is attacking young clover in many
sections. Dodder grows from its owl
seed, for which our farmers pay at tn
rate of fifteen cents per pound when buy
ing their clover seed, but soon takes pos
session of the clover and feeds upon it
The set of young clover is the best thi
season for many years and 1t is very un
fortunate that its vitality is being al
tackled. Farmers are advised to NOV
and burn the pest.
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Worthingto
will entertain the Deer Creek Farmer!
Club on Saturday evening, when quit
a number of specially inyited guests WI
be present The chief speakers of til
evening will be the members of the She
Fish Commission, who will give an a.
count of their doings up to date an
their plans for the future. A simila