The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-05-03
Local affairs.

Religious services will be held at tn
Rocks on Sunday afternoon next, con
Quoted by Rev. Henry Hildt.
Services will be held in the Evangeli
cal church, near Jarrettsville, on SUNDAY
Ey Rev. E. NJ Esterly, Jr., pastor.
The Democratic Executive COMMITTEE
will hold a meeting on Saturday at
O'Clock to arrange for the coming cam
paign.
The Forest Hill w. c. T. U. will hole
a parlor meeting at the home OF Mrs
Mary Roe, on May 7, at P. M. The
public invited.
DIR. Silas Warner, of Fern Cliff, ano
Miss Clara Kean, of Forest Hill, were
married in Baltimore on Thursday, April
25th, by Rev. B. F. Devries.
Few live stock farms prosperlke that
of Mr.. David Hanway's near Bel Air
where two sets of twin calves have been
born during the past two weeks.
A carrier pigeon with silver band
on his leg marked number L. 1858, came
to the home of Mary Carter, colored, in
Bel Air and remained several days.
Mr.. Andrew Dunnigan, late of Bel
Air, has removed to the Kirkwood farm
near Whiteford, which he recently bought
and will make it his permanent home.
General Herman Stump, of Bel Air,
made an address on Friday, April 26,
at Mccoy Hall. Baltimore, at the Mary
land Conference of Charities and Correc-
tions.
Mr.. John w. Galbreath, executor,
sold the Miss Sallie A. Adams property,
containing 81 acres of land, on Saturday
last for $3.50. The purchaser was Mr..
W. H. Norris.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered in the Churchvi!le
Presbyterian church next Sabbath morn
ing. Preparatory service Saturday alter
noon at O'Clock.
Sheriff Fred w. Reasin offered for
sale at the Court House on Monday the
]. c. B. Wright property, containing "a
acres of land, situated near Norrisville,
but withdrew the same for want OF a
sufficient bid.
Governor Warfeld has appointed
Mr.. Frank Gowan, of Edgewood, one of
the delegates to the ninth annual meet
ing of the League of American Sports
men to be held at Norfolk, Virginia, on
May and Z.
Mr.. Charles H. McComas, mortgage,
sold at the Court House door in Bel Air
on Monday last, the Annie Turner pro-
perty, containing - acres of land,
situated near Upper Cross Roads to
Sarah E. STREET. for $40.
Mr.. E. Hall Calder, of Bel Air, was
married in Baltimore on Saturday last
to Miss Mary H. Nagle, daughter of Mr.
Thomas F. Maggie, of Thomas Run. Mr.
Calder conducts the blacksmithing bust
ness near Halls hardware store.
DIR. ]. c. Mccoy, of Kirkwood, Della
ware, has recently sold to Mr.. John E.
Madden, of Lexington, Kentucky, IL
months old colt sired by Admiral Dewey,
2 O4s4, for So, 500. Mr.. c. w. Baker, of
Aberdeen, holds half interest in Admiral
Dewey, who is valued at $4,000.
Great preparations are being made
by the faculty and pupils of the Bel Air
school, under the leadership of Miss Grace
Erskine, for the entertainment, THE
County Fair" to be given this evening
in the town hall, with every indication
of complete success. 1t is confidently
hoped that they will be supported by a
large audience.
"A concert for the benefit of the choir
of Emmanuel Church, Bel Air, will be
given Ia the Masonic Temple, on Satur-
day ev.ning, May 18th, by Mrs. John
Flagler, of New York, assisted by Miss
Jeanette McC1anahan, of New York,
Miss Bradford, of Bel Air, Messrs. Edwin
Turnbull and Edward Frank, of Balti-
more, and Benjamin Bissell, Jr., OF Bel
Air.
Mr.. Tohn Slade lost on Monday last
a valuable young mule on Indian Spring
farm. 1t continually watched its oppor-
tunity to get ensilage which was being
fed to the cattle, and this is supposed to
have been the cause of cerebro spina
meningitis, which set in on Friday and
soon resulted in complete paralysis and
subsequent death. 1t is generally recog-
nized that ensilage is not safe food fer
horses and mules.
At the Jamestown Exposition in the
Maryland exhibit number of Hartford
Gamers are displaying their goods,
among who are Messrs John W. Bay and
Company, Perryman; E. Robinson ard
Company, Bel Air; Jay F. Towner,
Perryman; J. M. Michael, Aberdeen; F.
o. Mitchell and Bro, Perryman; and w.
w. Bradford, Bel Air. Mr.. George L.
Kisling, of Bel Air, has an exhibit in the
Agricultural department.
Rev. john Clark Finney, son of the
late George J. Finney, of Churchville,
who will graduate at Princeton Theo-
logical Seminary on next Tuesday, has
declined the call recently extended him by
the congregation of Ashland Presby,
terrain Church, Baltimore county. Mr.
Finney has two other calls under consid,
Grafton, but his predisposition is to &c
into the missionary field. He will make
no decision until after his graduation.
Mr.. Ivan White, who has for several
years past conducted a Photographic
studio in Bel Air and done work which
deservedly received such favorable men
ton has sold his stand and good will tc
Mr.. II. w. Fiske, of Delta, who will take
charge next Monday. Mr.. Fiske was
trained under Jeffries, of Baltimore, ant
has been doing business in his own name
for four years past. Pending his arriva
Mr.. White is kept busy by his old patrons
Rev. Charles Roads, D. D., the new
State Superintendent of the MARYLAND
Sunday School Association, will deliver
an address on Sunday morning at th'
Methodist Protestant church, Bel Air, OF
"Christ The Perfect Teacher At
O'Clock the same dav he will speak at M t
Carmel NJ P. Church, and in the evening
at 8 O'Clock will speak at the Presby
terian church; subject, Training Th
Child" All Sunday school workers ar
invited to attend these services, whicl
promise to be very helpful.