The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-12-16
Local affairs.

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river last week weighing 1871. pound
and measuring feet from tip to tip.
The annual Christmas entertainmen
of the Joppa Sunday School will be he'll
on Tue ,day evening, December 9th, a
sP. III.
Dir. Samuel Wallis, oil South Dakota
expects to spend the Christmas holiday
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Wallis, of Cooptown.
The pastor Of Salem Evaaselica
Church will conduct the usual service
next Sunday. December Is. instead o
officiating at Lancaster, Pa.
Mr.. James Fulker and Miss Tena A
Preston, both OF Calvary, were marrieC
at Grace NJ. p. parsonage by Rev. II. l.
Schlincke. on Thursday, December 8.
Mr.. William Wallis, of Cooptown
had the misfortune to lose recently q
fiue Young mule well worth 5000 DR.
HOPES diagnosed the case as indises
tion.
The hunt which was to have been
held at Bel Air by the Elkridge Hunt Club
on Friday and Saturday OF last week,
was postponed on account Of the heavy
fall Of snow.
Mr.. Albert Ecke and Miss Marie K.
Fischer, both of Baltimore, were married
at Grace NJ. T. parsonage on Wednest ay,
November 20. Rev. ii. l.. Schlincke per.
formed the cermony.
Mr. &. Paul Roemer, of boston.
Mass, and Miss Helene Summers, OF
Hayre de Grace, were married in Boston
recently by Rev. Father Courtney in the
rectory of St. Joseph Church.
The prize hog story 50 'arrecorded Is
credited to Eilerton, Md. where 1t is
said that MIR. Upton GrossnIkie killed II
hog which measured seven feet in girth
and weighed ,ctwcen ZOO and 800 lbs,
"A farewell dinner at the Renncrt and
theatre party were given Mr.. Charles W.
Micnaci, IL, VI ohano' '"''"' :"
honor OF his approaching marriage, by a
party of his friends on Saturday evening.
Joseph Antonio and Robert Surel' Of
Aberdeen, were arrested for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct last week and
brought before Justice James T Pritchard.
A small fine and costs were imposed on
each.
Mr.. Thomas Armacost and MI.
George Tracey. Of Parkton, died on
Monday of last week. Both were well
known residents Of that part OF the
country, having been born and raised
there.
Mr.. Hiram Case, who has for some
time past been connected with the
Citizens National Bank OF Havre de
Grace, has resigned his position to accept
one with the Corn E,chang. Bank OF
Philadelphia.
MIR. Harry Il. Hoopman, who was
born and re- ised near Aldino, and for
number OF years livci near Rtl Air, died
at his home in baltimore last week, aged
So years. Besides widow he leaves
two sons and one daughter
Olive Richardson, the six years old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Richardson, died at her home in haVre
de Grace on Saturday of last week. The
funeral took place on Monday. inter
ment Ia Angel Hin Cemetery.
Misses Mabel and Annie Hughes de.
liahtfully entertained few friends ON
Thursday evening of last week at their
home near Level. The evening was
pleasantly spent in PLAYING games. after
which refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs / William McGaw and
Mr. John T. Mason left Aberdeen on
Wednesday tor Los Angeles, Cal and
Mr.. and MIS- lanes Is. Baker, Mr.,
Harold Baker and Miss Maulc Baker for
Rock Ledge, Florida, where they will re-
main until spring
The oyster supper and bazaar held In
McGuigan's Hall on last Friday and
Saturday nights Cor the benefit OF Perry
man school was decided success. The
net profits amounted to oyct$l45. The
Peruvian band rendered excellent sslec-
tons on Friday night.
y Miss El,zabe h Pyle won the first prize
at the oratorical contest which was held
at the NJ. L. Church, Aberdeen, recently
There were five contestants: Misses
Elizabeth PYLE, Jessie Wilkinson anu
Beuiah Welch and Masters wilmer
Cronin and Eddie Nolan.
MIR. William II. Poplar, VIII" WIS
fined $25 at the opening OF the season
for violating the ducking law has been
arrested again, along with Mr.. John II.
Shippers, charged with the sane "tiense.
Deputy Warden II. M Jackson, OF Cecil
county made the arrest.
The travelling public will probably
have to use the iording at Swansbury mil
during the winter although the approach
is steep and the stream is often ICY ne
concrete bridge has feen built but the
approaches have not been filled and the
structure Is still in the hands OF the con-
tractor.
Mr.. /. Donald Blackburn, of Church.
vile. is at a Philadelphia hospital where
he has been confined for some time as the
result of recently having had his right
thumb caught in cider press and
nearly tornfrom his hand. The wound
has been causing Mr.. Blackburn great
deal OF trouble.
The City Council OF liavre de Grace
at their last meeting passed an order
contributing $4,000 towards the Hos
uta, fund to help purchase home foi
that Institution. The committee now
has 81. 600 available with which to close
their option on the George Baker resi-
deuce for $4,000.
Stock cattle were ION the Jump last
week In Chicago, prices all along thu
line being ten cents higher. Fairtosoot
cattle Weighing $50 pounds brought
from 81 25 to 1 80, We note ashpmen
TO Maryland Of SO averaging 742 pound
at - 60 and second car load averag
Ing 800 pounds At S.
The inst allation of the new minister
Rev. Robert jenkins. will take place a
Bethel Presby terian Church, at Madonna
on Tues Jay evening, December 20, a
73O O'Clock Rev. McAlpin. OF Babcoel
Msnnrial chnrch baltimore will pIeacl