The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-11-22

Il marriage license was issued IN ia
timorc on Monday to Mr.. Ross J. Hanna
and Miss Sasan A. Troyer, both ofWhis
Hall
Union Thanksgiving services viii /
held at Aberdeen NJ Z. Church Sout
next Thursday morning at 1890 by Rev
F. K. Bayley.
The Christmas sale, Including dnne
and supper, to be given by the Woman
Guild of Emmanuel Church, Bel Air, WI!
be heldin the Masonic Hall on Decembe
and ).
On next Sunday afternoon Il Thanks
giving service will be held i'll the Gran
berry ne. Church, South, located a
PERUVIAN. Rev. Frank A. Tyler vii! b'
in charge.
Mr.. Iohn A. Calhoun. formerly o
Hartford county, died at his home at
Wellston, Ohio, on Saturday mo ming
October 90. He is survived by a widow
and one daughter.
Several members OF the Green Spring
Valley Hunt Club are enjoying the fall
hunting at "Farmington," on My Lady S
Manor, where they are spending ten
DAYS with Mr.. Symington.
Rev. DR.. Charles Roads will have
charge of all the services at the Bel Air
Methodist Episcopalchurch next Sunday.
He will also be at Mt. Zion church,
Fountain Green, in the afternoon.
The profits in good stock we'll cared
for was forciblg illustrated at Mr..
Joseph b. Twining's sale last Tuesday
when 81 cows brought an average price
$50 50 and I heifers an average OF
1926
The dates for the agricultural fair OF
Baltimore county for the coming year
have been fixed f0r September !, ., 3, i
and 5,-those for a similar cutting in
Hartford are not likely to be announced
in the near future; we have lost our place
in the Grand Circuit.
Their customary Thanksgiving receP-
ton and church social will be held by the
congregation of the NJ L. Church South
at Aberdeen next Thursday evening. A
Thanksgiving Offering will be received at
the door and a musical and literary en-
tertaiament will be the features of the
evening.
Greenwood graded school reports an
enrolment of tifty-six tor the fall term
Dora Jeiftry. Dorothy Harvard, Annie
Dibb, Ethel Durham, Douglas Whistler,
Naomi Dibb, Kathryn Whisticr, Eliza
beth Whistler Smith Kelly, Edison Wallis
and Madeline Boyer attended every day
of the term.
Miss Bertha Foard Halle, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George ii. Halle, of
Mount Vista. was married to Mr.. Elmer
Rogers Lee, son of Mr. Alfred G. Lee, of
Dulanv's Valley, at the Fork Methodist
Episcopal church on Wednesday evening
Rev. NJ L. Beall, pastor OF the church,
performed the ceremony.
The Young ladies OF Bel Air are max
ing arrangements to hold a leap year
dance during the Christmas holidays,
and in the meantime the Young men
have plenty of time to get into the good
graces of these fair damsels so as to in
sure themselves against being wall
flowers on that occasion.
Miss Cora Roberts Sheridan, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Richard Sheridan, of Chenille,
was married on Wednesday evening to
Mr.. William Taylor McFadden, son OF
Mrs. Anna S. McFadden. of Havre de
Grace, at the home Of the brides sister in
that CITY. Rev. George K Sanner, of
Dickeysville, performed the ceremony.
The congregations Of the Prcsbyter-
ian and Episcopal Churches in Bel Air
will unite in service on Thanksgiving
Day, the service to be held IN Emmanuel
Church at 0 30 O'Clock Next wear the
two congregations Will hold their joint
service in the Presbyterian Church. The
public is cordially invited to attend the
service.
Passengers on the morning train to
baltimore last Eliudt SNiC SUI JLlSNd ~
see the smoldering ruins OF Mr.. Elmer
Corbin's store and p F. Shank's shops
at Loeb Raven. The origin Of the fire is
not known and the loss Of each party
was considerable. The buildings be-
Ionged to Mr.. Thomas r. Jeniier, OF
Baltimore County.
The members and friends of Mt.
Carmel Methodist Protestant church,
Emmorton presented their pastor, Rev.
c. K. McCaslin, with a valuable blanket
for his faithful horse, on last Friday night
The presentation speech was made by
Mr.. Edgar L. Touchton, which was
responded to with few appreciativt
remarks by the pastor.
Mr.. Harry L. Huber, of Havre dc
Grace, and Miss Brice II. Reynolds, o
Churchville, were married at the parson
age of the Trinity Protestant Episcopa
Church, Towson, on Tuesday. The ccrc
mony was performed by the pastor, Rev
w. H. II. Powers. The couple STATED
that their Intention to get married wa
unknown to relatives and friends
"A free illustrated lecture on tn,
Philippines will be given in the Metho
dist Episcopal church, Bel Air, on Frida,
evening, November 90 at 8 O'Clock. Thi
is the second OF a series Of free lecture
which will be-given IT this church unde
the auspices Of the World Evangelism
Department Of the East Baltimore DIS
trict Epworth League duTiug ,he winter
AT the third quarterly conference q
the Deer Greek circuit Of the Methods
Protestant church, which was held in til
Mt, Tabor church November 10th, it wa
decided that a fund would he started fo
the purpose of painting the parsonag
and the Deer Creek church at Chcstnu
Hill, and that an oyster supper be give
some time in December for that purpos'
-Messrs !. Bolgiaao and Son, II
famous seedsmcn of Baltimore. offer
special sweepstake prize consisting OF
handsome silver-c chased loving cup tc
the best sample of corr to be displays
at the Corn Breeders Association on ID
ccmber 3 and 4. All grain should
shipped at once, properly labeled wit
name and address Of grower, and nan
of variety.
-Brigadier General Mackenzie, Chi
of Engineers of the United States Arm
:, his annual report Just issued shOv