The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-10-18
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Mrs. John f. Old6eld has displayed
at our office the most wonderful grow
of peppers we have ever seen. The larges t
Of these had longitudinal diameter OF
seventeen inches, with a horizontal
diameter of fifteen inches, and the Others
were but little smaller. They were
grown in her garden at Fulford, where
Mr.. Oldfield has finished one of the most
complete homes of that thrifty section.
Deer Greek Circuit, Methodist Prote s.
tant Church, Rev. Benjamin A. Bryan,
pastor. Mt. Tabor church, Sunday
School. 80 A. NJ; preaching 1890 A.
M by Rev. Hugh l.. Elderdice, D. D.; Y.
p. S. c. E, s P. NJ. Deer Creek Church,
Sunday School, 2 P. NJ; preaching, 3 +.
Nj. by Rev. H. l.. Elderdice, D. D, presi-
dent Westminster Theological Seminary;
Y. P. S. c. E., 100 z. M. Public cordial
" invited to attend all services.
; Our town has been almost depopu-
lated during the past few days through
| the on-rush of our people to the Home
| Coming celebration in baltimore. The
booth assigned Hartford county in the
Fifth Regiment Armory has been presided
over BY Mrs. Walter w. Preston and
Col. Herman Stump with their accus-
toned cordially, and-take it all in all
Hartford has been holding up her end of
the line successfully during this gala
week.
Company D returned to Bel Air on
Wednesday evening alter a two days
stay in Baltimore, where they took a
conspicuous part in the military parade
on Tuesday. The first regiment to which
the company belongs, had about four
hundred men in line, being better repre-
scented than either the fourth or fifth
regiments. Major Reckord was apromi-
nent character, being mounted, through
the courtesy of DR.. Howard A. Kelly on
one of the handsomest horses in line.
Mr.. Walter Jackson, of Havre de
Grace, whose dangerous illness at the
Johns Hopkins hospital was reported
last week. is rapidly recovering and ex-
poets to reach home practically cured in
a few days Dr. John NJ. T. Finney per-
formed delicate operation which con-
sisted in part of the separation of the
stomach from the rest of the intestinal
system and then rejoining the parts, Mr.
Jacksons malady having involved dis
placement of the liver and other vital
organs.
On Friday night, October 25th, there
will be presented at the Masonic Hall,
troupe from Baltimore, military drama
entitled For His Love and Country"
All those who attend are promised an
enjoyable evening. The proceeds are for
the benefit of Company D, NJ. N. g., and
this alone should be sufficient to insure
full house. An orchestra from Baltimore
will furnish the music and military ball
will be held Immediately after the regular
program.
AT meeting of the Baltimore Pres
bytery held at Bethel last week, COM
mission consisting of Reverends Henry
Branch, John Timothy Stone, Dewitt M.
Benham, E. H. Robbins and S. c. Was
son, with elders f. H. Perkins, Robert II.
Smith and DR.. Frazer. was appointed
looking to the ACCESSIBILITY of organizing
permanently Presbyterian Church at
Forrest Park, suburb of Baltimore.
Rev. John Clark Finney, formerly of
Churchyille, has for sometime past been
acting as pastor at this post. The COM
mission will visit Forrest Park on
November Z, when Rev. S. c. WATSON
will preach to the congregation.