The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-02
Local affairs.

Grace NJ +. Church, Bel Air, next Sun
day at IL A. NJ. and Rev. {. j. Burdette
at =. NJ.
Services will he held at Emmanuel i.
l. Church, Bel Air, on this lFridaN) after
noon at 8 O'Clock, and HOLY Communion
will he celebrated on Sunday morning,
the 18th inst.
We have been advised that Mr.. {, L.
WINS OF Churchville was really the man
who negotiated the sale to Mr.. William
L Robinson of "A fancy bunch OF feeders
described in our last issue.
The Pennsylvania railroad company
has decided tn replace its stationat Port
Deposit destroyed during the ircshet OF
last winter with a stone and concrete
structure ut cost of 500 900.
The VanBbhcr Base Rail Club de-
teatcd the Peabody A. {, on the home
grounds on Saturday by u score Of to
g. They will play the lrvington Comb
nation at VanBibhcr next Saturday.
Rev. DR.. ]. L Amoss, .! baltimore.
will preach at the Bel Air Methodist
Episcopal Church next Sunday morning
and evening. Rev. A. Burtis llallJck
will preach at Mt Zion in the afternoon
at 3 30 o'clock.
MIR. and Mrs. J. S. Carter gave
dance ON Wednesday OF last week, at
their home at Scarboro. in Eonnr ot their
gu, SITS, Misses Ida Sapp and Rose Hattie
way, of Baltimore. Quite number "i
young people were present
-NIr. Albert l.. Twining, OF near Forest
Hill, recently thrcsNcl 292 bushels oi
wheat which were raise ON seven acres
of ground, being an average OF oycrt"rty
bushels per acre hut it must he Irmem-
belcd that there are not N any farms like
this one.
MIR. and Mrs Walter Finncy and SON
of Tenn ,sscc, are visiting Mr.. Finney's
mother. at her home tear ChurchVilIc
On Tuesday afternoon the junior member
of the family was christened by his uncle,
Rev John CLARKE Finncy, in the presence
of attending relatives.
-IIcivy rains in the West which held
hack shippers and encouraged feeders to
pur,has. were the means ot raising the
price of stock cattle in Chicago from
twenty-five to forty cents last week.
Mondays market started stiiiur and
each day is strengthened more.
A tournament will lie held on the
base bali grounds Mt lIavre dc Grace
next Monday, at which the Red Men ot
Level will contest with the liavfe lie
Craze militia. Seats have been prepared
for thousand persons. In the evening
a dance will he gi,ci in the Armnry OF
Company X
ga Tuesday rcNt, September Il, Mr..
Louis Edclmau proprietor oi the Bslu.
more Jewellery * Optical Co, viii nave
on exhibition at his store in Bel Air n
watch iroz,n in cake ut ice. which he
invites the public to call and sec. The
watch will keep correct time while en-
cased in the ice.
ne evening StINlNt WIN w 'N'"''N'
in the Bel Air Presbyterian Church next
Sunday Mt = o'clock, the minister Begin
ming series Of inIprmal discnurscs ON
1.-THE Personal Interviews ui cur Lord.
The Christian Gndcav"r Society viii
meet at 7l5P. M and the Wednesday
evening PRAYER meeting mt So'clock,
One of he condolences Of the attrac.
tive concert nf last Thursday evening
was that the accumpanist MIS-. Char"'
Edmunds. made her last public appear
nncc She has f + years served Nlr and
Mrs Smnck IN this capacity. but has
recently married a missionary who works
in China, and is about Ia leave Tor her
future home.
Rev. 7. II. A Allison lett On Monday
for a months vacation in Nova Scotia.
During his absence Rev. Joseph I. Gibson
rector Of Grace Memorial Church, Oar
linQton, will conduct s'rvices ut Holy
Trinity, Churchvil'c. at 3 30 o'clock, i.
NJ on the second and fourth Sundays IN
Scptembcr. There will he no services on
the first and third Sundays.
A-Mastcr Hugh Iewett, Ir., the Mite
son of Mr. Hugh J. Icwcrt, OF near Glen
vile, found his pony too much tor MN
the other dav when it dropped him to
the ground with sufficient force to break
his arm at the elbow. The little fellow
was taken to baltimore Tor treatment
but has since returned to his home where
he is doing as well as could he expected
Tomorrow, Saturday pnartette
consIsting OF Or W. l.. Lowe, Ncssrs'
Iohn W. Anderson and A. {. i'raucr, "i
Rel Air, and his brother, Gc Irgc, of bal
timorc, will take up weeks s"inurn al
Mr.. Andcrson's shack On tie shore "'
the Chesapeake near Spcsuiia, where
during the coming week they propose to
claim for their benefit all the treasures OF
the cal n and the water in that vicinity
Miss E1na l.. Pll', daughter Of MI
and Mrs. W. K. Pyle. OF Gibson, and Mr.
Herman s. WiIgis, of Bel Air were mar.
ried on Wednesday, August 2tth' at
T.. NJ. Mt the home of the bridc'sparehts.
The .rcmony was performed by Rev.
Eugene Tucker, Of Forest Hill ne
bride was attircd in n gown OF white
satin messaline. After weddingsupper
was served the couple left tor their home
in Pei Air
y On Thursday afternoon OF last week
party OF young people enjoyed a pleas
ant visit to the Rocks Those in the
party were Misses HAIL Aaronson, ln,z
Scarf, Christie Enfield, Britta and Anna
Lowe. Susie and Iva Pyle. Flora and
NAV Gricr, Montana Black, Mr'srs.
Amb'rr BLACK, Willard Grafton, Irving
and Raymond IInrkins, Harry Scarf,
Taylor Hulland. Milton Lowe, Harry
and lanes IT, Pyle
-Weiavc received from Mr. Houston
Mitchell of near Friendship Church. the
handsnmcst basket 81 peaches VIC have
eyer seen grown in any cline orsh"wn IN
any market. They are of the Reeves
Favori,c variety and are simply perfect
in every respect Mr.. mitchell haS l,ug
been noted for his success AS h1rticni-
turist, and such exhibits prove that with
proper care it is not hopeless task t."
raise fine peaches in Hartford county.
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