The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-11-29
Local oAfairS.

There will be Thanksgiving services
in the Bel Air Methodist Episcopal
Church on Thursday evening at . CLOCK
The Historical Society of Hartford
County will meet at its officcin the Court
HOUSE on next Saturday morning at IL
O'Clock.
There will he Thanksgiving services
ut MI. Tabor and Deer Crelk Methodist
Protestant churches at the usual hours
for services.
-FvanseIistic meetings will begin at
Grace Church, Aberdeen, on December l.
and will be in charge of the pastor Kew.
Frank A, Tyler.
A free illustrated lecture on the
Philippines will be given in the BEL Ar
Me .hodist Episcopal church on FRIDAY
evening at o'clock.
-Messrs. William NJ and Joshua z
Ward have been appointed adm'n'stra-
tors of the estate of John T. Ward ana
have given bond for $4,000
A handsome photo of Miss Margaret
Sterling, OF Wilma, one of the seasons oe-
5utantes adorned the society page OF the
Baltimore Sun on Sunday last.
The Christmas sale, including dinner
and supper, to be given by the woman
Guild of Emmanuel church, Bel Air, VIII
he held in the Masonic Hall on December
4 and 5.
The ladies of Holy Trinity church.
Churchville, will hold an oyster supper
and apron sale at the Rectory on Wednes-
day. December II, from to 9 T. Nj. Ii
stormy, first fair night following.
Miss Nav F. Bachtel, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Bachtel, OF Carslns
Run. and Mr.. Clarence Fisher, OF Elk
View, Pa. were married in Wilmington
Del, on Wednesday November 2oth.
The Rev. c. NJ. Compiler, of Edesvllle'
Kent county, Md, will deliver anaddress
at Mt. Tabor Methodist Protestant
church, on wings and Stings and Otner
Funny Things" on December 3, at 80
P NJ.
While crazed with mania potu on
Tuesday evening, John Donahoo' OF
Forest Hill, attacked Mr.. William Jones'
who lives near there, and nearly bit OF
his ear. Donahoo is nowin Jail wearing
off the fag end of his spell.
An attractive program was arranged
lon
for Thanksgiving exercises at Aoinguoh
school on Wednesday afternoon. Inc
room was appropriately decorated and
many of the patrons and friends OF the
school were present Miss Clarice STREET.
is the teacher.
Mr.. Charles w. 8. Chapman, OF Bal
timore, son ot Dr. Chapman, OF Perry |
man, was married in Baltimore on
Wednesday afternoon, to Miss Marie
Pue. The ceremony took place at the
home of the brides aunt, Mrs. Dunkle'
on St. Paul street.
The State Board of Education has
notified the parties concerned that the
case of the Board of County School Com |
missioners of Hartford county against ).
=. Barnett has been set for a hearing be-
fore them at the State Normal School on
Thursday, December 5.
Mr.. c. H. Bradenbaugh has sold his
farm located on the road from Cooptown
to Federal Hill containing 76 acres with
good improvements to Mr.. Howard
Schilling, who will move there IN the
spring. Mr. Bradenbaugh expects to
engage in merchandising.
Among the successful exhibitors at
the York Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock
Association held last week, we note the
name of Mrs. S. McLaren Spencer, of the
Rocks. When Mrs. Spencer enters a con-
test with her poultry, it seems to be
almost equivalent to a victory.
Henry Lewis, whose conviction OF an
attempted assault on little Annie Price
at Lapidum in September last was re-
ported in our last issue has been sentenced
by the court to serve term OF SIX years
in the state peuitentiarv and has been
taken there by deputy sheriff Worthing-
ton.
The PRESBYTERIAN Union of Mary
land will hold its first meeting of the
season at the Bclvedcre hotel on next
Monday evening" when it will be adj
dressed By the noted Scotch divine Rev.
Hugh Black Quite number of Hartford
members never fail to attend these meet
ings.
The Mayor and City Council of
Havre de Grace have been officially noti-
fed by the Havre de Grace Gas Company
that the ordinance recently passed in
which the privilege of erecting a gas
plant in that city was granted to the
company has been formally accepted by
them.
DIR. J. N. Mccormick, whose free
lecture is announced to take place in the
town hall on Friday evening, addressed
highly appreciative audience at Elkton
last week, where he was introduced
by Governor Crothers. The concensus
of opinion was that the lecture should
be heard by every layman.
The marriage of Miss Anna Marion
Johnson to Mr.. Arthur Leonard Bach
man, of Fallston, took place on this,
Thursday afternoon, at the home of the
bride, the ceremony being performed by
Rev. z. S. Barnes. The wedding was
quiet, on account of the recent death of
the brides father, the late John Johnson.
An engagement of interest which has
lust been announced is that ofMiss Mary
Ridgely, of Woodside, Hartford county,
to Mr. Edward FOLEY Stuart, of Phila-
delphia. Miss RidgeIy is daughter of
the late DR.. Nicholas G. Ridgely and a
sister of Mr. Martin E. Ridgely, of
Benson, this county. The wedding will
take place in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hargraves Spalding
who have purchased the unexpired lease
of Dr. J. J. Williams on the Eagle Hotel
property. will move ia on Saturday and
take formal possession at once. Mr..
Archer DeBow has rented Mr. Spalding' S
farm near Trappe church where he will
conduct the farming operations in con-
nection with his smithing trade.
Since Monday the court has been
occupied with the case of the American
Ice Company against Charles A. Simms
and Company, for the alleged burning OF