The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-01-11
From Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN, Jan. S.-Aberdesn Masonic
lodge attended divine service in Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church South on
Sunday morning. Rev. Harry w. Bur-
russ delivered the sermon, and special
music was rendered by the choir. Mr.
II. p. Strasbaugh was chief marshal
The Eagles" scheduled to play basket
ball here last Saturday, failed to keep
the appointment, and game was played
between the regular Aberdeen team and
the Enterprise club of this town, result
ing in victory for the latter. The clio
vers' will play at Aberdeen on Saturday.
The new electric lights, an improve
ment at the Pennsylvania station, will
be turned on this week. There will be
eight bulbs in the interior Of the building
and six on the outside.
The Aberdeen library will be opened to
the public on Friday from Z 80 to y.
M, when coffee and cake Will be served
to all visitors. The library is now in
fiourishing condition and contains nearly
1 200 of the best books, both old and
new, and is open on Wednesdays and
Saturdays. The officers are: President,
Miss Jessie Baker; vice-president, Mrs J.
H. Gibson; secretary. Mrs. II. p. Stras-
baugh; treasurer Mrs. Frank Baker:
librarian, Miss Edith Armstrong.
Miss Florence Morgan is visiting Miss
Minnie L. Moore, ofNorth Calvert street,
Baltimore.
Miss Frances Marine, of Baltimore,
will spend sometime during this month
with Mrs. F. O. Viele.
Mrs Mark o. Shriver, her daughter,
Miss Katherine Shriver, and her brother,
Mr.. E. o. DIETRICH will sail on Thursday
on the "Hamburg,' of the Hamburg
American line, for Italy
Misses Mimika and K atherine DIETRICH,
have returned to the Convent of the Sa-
cred Heart, Eden Hall, Philadelphia,
after having spent the holidays with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs E. O. Deit-
rich.
Miss Martha CLANCY has returned to
Aberdeen after visit to her parents in
Calvert county and her brother, Mr..
Eugene CLANCY. at West Point
Messrs. Harold Baker and Perry Rowe
have returned to Dickinson College after
a visit to their homes in Aberdeen, and
Mr. Harry o. WINS has returned 10 the
University of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Harry LeCompte, of Baltimore,
spent ptrt of the holiday season with
Mrs H. P. Strasbaugh
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Easter, of Glen
vile, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Silver on Sunday.
There is a great deal of sickness among
US at this season. Miss Elsie Kennedy,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. !. II Kennedy,
is i'll. Mr.. John NJ. Michael has suffi.
GENTLY recovered to be out around his
farm. He had as his guest on Tuesday
Mr.. John Cecil Smith, of the firm of
Hanna and Smith, of Baltimore. Mr..
John S. Mitchell, who has been indis-
posed for the past few months, is now
under treatment at the Union Protestant
Infirmary. We are glad to note the i'm
provement of Miss Mamie Smith and her
brother, Mr.. Robert Smith, who have
had severe attacks of pneumonia while
spending their vacation at their home on
Spesutia Island.
Mr. Walters Osborn sustained num-
Der of bruises by failing through trap
door in Mr. John NJ. Michael's canning
house one day last week. He was at
tended by health officer DR.. F. LIE
Hughes, who happened to be on the scene
of the accident. The young man was
taken to his home at Boothby Hill, where
his injuries, though not of serious ma
! ture, were further attended.
VIRGINIA