The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-12-20
Loral affairs.

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in court at Towson several days thl
week, while Judge Frank l. Duncan &C
cupied the bench in Bel Air
The 14>gis has issued handsome
calendars tor the year 1908 for the benefit
of its many friends, which it will be pie as
ed to distribute from its office.
On Wednesday a young child of Mr.
and Mrs j. Ruff Small died suddenly at
the home of its grandparents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Noah Small, near Bel Air.
An Evening in China, the third OF
series of free illustrated lectures, will
be held in the Bel Air Methodist Episco-
pal Church this, Friday evening a s
O'Clock.
Miss Lillian Henderson, assistant
teacher at Rutledge school, has resigned
to take effect at the holidays, having
been appointed to a school in Baltimore
county.
The Forest Hill Farmers Club will
meet at the residence OF Mr.. Joseph T.
Hopes on Saturday afternoon, when it
will discuss the past, present and future
of farmers clubs.
Mr.. William T. Price of Baltimore,
oldest brother of Messrs. Joseph and
Henry 7. Price, of Abingdon district.
died at his residence in Baltimore on
Wednesday, aged 70 years.
Rev. Oscar w. Zeigler, formerly pas
tor of Spesutia Protestant Episcopal
church at Perryman, has been called 10
the rectorship of Durham, colonial
parish, in the State of Maryland.
Mrs Robert W. Holland has gone to
famous Langshans to the poultry show,
with the avowed intention o. duplicating
h=r last seasons success at prize-winnlng.
Key. John Clarke Finney. son Of the
late George ]. Finney and Mrs. Fiuney,
of Churchville, was ordained on Thurs
day, December ~, and has been called
to the Forrest Park Presbyterian church.
The service on Christmas Day at
Holy Trinity Church, Churchville, will
be held at 10 80 A. NJ and children's
service and entertainment on Friday
afternoon of Christmas week at 2.3O
o'clock.
DIR. A. c. Crothers, of Havre de Grace,
brother of Governor Austin L. Crothers
is rapidly improving from the operation
performed on him for appendicitis, and
his early and complete recovery seems to
be assured.
Port Deposit has lost the MANY ad-
vautages which accrue from having a
publication within its bounds. The
Port Deposit Press. which has been in
existence for the past seventeen years has
recently been discontinued.
The friends OF Mr.. Charles F. Harry will
regret to learn of his serious illnesss, at
his residence on the old Warner property
near Dublin. Mr. Harry was the first
deputy county treasurer of Hartford coun-
ty and as such made long line of warm
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kirk, of Falls
ton, celebrated their tenth wedding ami
versary on December 18th. They gave
a fine dinner to number of their friends
and relatives, and received some very
nice presents In the afternoon they held
a reception.
MIR. Calvin T. Addison, foreman of
Upper Bloomsbury Farm near Havre de
Grace, who was shot in such dastardly
manner by Joseph Martin, colored, a few
weeks ago, had the misfortune to lose an
infant child last Friday, which was buried
at Angel Hill cemetery on Sunday. Mr.
Addison is still in serious condition as
a result of his wounds.
Rev. ]. Wynne Jones, of Highland
town PRESBYTERIAN church, addressed an
appreciative audience on Tuesday even
ing at the Christian Endeavor meeting
held in the Bel Air Presbyterian church.
MIR. Jones traced the many influences
which have tended to spread the Chris
tian religion. and showed the effect thereof
toward the enlightenment of the world.
AT the annual election of officers of
Mt. Ararat Lodge, held on Tuesday even
ing, the folio wing were elected: Worship
full Master, Albert B. Twining; Senior
Warden, William E. Robinson; Junior
Warden, Walter B. Young; Secretary,
DR.. Charles A Bagley; Treasurer, S. w.
Bradford. The officers elected will be
duly installed on St. Johns night. Janu-
.ary 27, at which time banquet will be
spread.
Mr.. Claude Wildason. of Bel Air, and
Miss Emma Miller, of 6O3+ Kershaw
street, Philadelphia, were quietly mar
ried at the home of the bride on Saturday
evening, December 7th. Miss Amelia
Widason, sister of the groom, was brides
maid, and Mr. Edward Miller, brother of
the bride, was best man. After the cere-
mouy a reception was given the bridal
party, and the young couple left on a
Southern trip. They will in Phila-
delphia.
notwithstanding announcement was
made Just after the Maryland Telephone
Company had passed under the control
OF the General Electric Company that it
would not be merged with the Chesa-
peake, and this statement was followed
a few days later with the announcement
that it had been sold to outside parties,
it is now officially announced that it has
been bought by the Bell (Chesapeake)
people and the merger may be consurn-
mated at any time.
Mr. Wilmer Hoops, son of Mr..
Joseph T. Hopes, who has had charge
of the Burrell milking machine since It's
successful installation at St. Omer Farm,
left this week for Little Falls, New York,
where the factory for the manufacture Of
the machines is located, to fully master
the machine in all its details. Upon his
return he will take charge OF the install,
lation of these machines by the Electrical
Development Company in their territory
and indications point to liberal line Of
trade among the dairymen Of Hartford
and Baltimore counties.
Program of music for Emmanuel
eCha1ch Bel Air, Christmas Day, services
atda O'Clock: Professional HYMN, No
As, "AGeste Fideles;" TIE Deum in E fl At
WillarG Foster; Jubilate in F major
HanscoHt, Introit anthem, GLORY tt
God in the Highest" Caleb Simper