The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-05-27
Local oAffairs.


evening. June lth.
-Children's Day services will he nl
serve in Edge wood Church. Sunda
evening, June 18th
--Children's pav services will he he''
at Joppa Christian Church Sunday
June Il, at 3 =. N
Mr.. James T. Jones has been granite,
letters of administration on the estate q
his father, Hugh A. Jones.
Mr.. Chester Heck. contractor, i
painting the outside nf the office building
Of Messrs. Hopkins and Williams.
\ Wheat Is rapidly coming into head
but it is a subject of common remarl
that the straw is unusually short.
Mr. George Sarnck, of Cecil county
caught near Bettetton few days ago
arCc sturgeon which measured six feet
In length and sold for SIS.
The Fallston Farmers Cllb will meet
at the residence OF MIR. Charles L. Wigicrs
tomorrow Saturday when it will dis
cuss "Grass Growing for Profit
The Delta High School in charge OF
Prof. Phineas Morris will close this week
Prof Morris several years ago had
charge of Aberdeen High School.
The 24th Annual Convention oi the
Hartford W0man's Christian Temperance
Union will be held at Union Chapel NJ
=. Church on Wednesday, June 22nd
Hartford papers aic requested tonnte
the death of MI Margaret A. McCrcry
at the rtsiicooc Of her daughter, Mrs
William SnvIcr Of Gnvar e. on Wcdnr
day. aged rs years
In the cnsr "f J. Finkcrnagl, against
the Philadelphia. Baltimore y Washing
ton railroad. ON trial wien We last went
to press. The jury awarlr Tie plant n
fifty dollars damages,
Elder Rowe, of Baltimore, will preach
at the Old School baptist Meeting House,
near Jarrettsville, on Saturday, MAY ~,
at o'clock +. NJ and on Sunday, May
20. at 10 O'Clock, A. M.
Mr.. ]. L DcBow has rented of Mr..
W. W. Bradford the business stand at
the Bel Air railroad station which has
for some years been owned and occupied
by Hanway and Barnes.
Mr. George Stamford has Id his
mill and warehors' located AT Fallston
to Mr.. Denis ]. Shnnnhan, who will take
possession June MIR; Howard Mitchell
II in charge Of the business.
Mr.. Walter T. Jackson, Of lIavrc de
Grace, has just purchased from the Row.
land estate twenty acres belonging to
the Old Ray farm, lying on the Post road
between Havrc dc Grace and Darlington.
There have been no developments in
the Murphy Burkc't all air since our last
publication. Burkctt is still at the hos.
pital In Baltimore doing as well AS could
be expected, and Murphy is AT his home
near the Rocks.
Rev. William Harsh, who has for
some time past been pastor OF st, Paul's
Church near perryman and Trinity
Church nsar Joppa, has accepted call
to Homervill., Ohio, and will preach his
farewell sermon next Sunday
Harry, son Of Mr William Wise, Of
York county, Pa, recently had the mis-.
fortune to lose the first two toes on his
left foot by having a loaded wagon pass
over them. Dir. Vallic Hawkins rendered
the necessary surgical assistance.
MIR. Norman l.. Kisling. of Rel Air,
made shipment of day.old chicks tn
Cedar KEYS, Florida. last week. and also
made n shipment Of Matching eggs To the
same state the week before. His White
l.eIhorns can now he found in many
states.
MIR. and Mrs, George A. Cairncs, of
Jarrettsvillc. have issued invitations to
the marriage of their dnughtC, Miss
Sarah Elizabeth Cairncs. to Mir Oscar
Cunningham. The wedding will take
place in Bethel Presbyterian Church June
1 at noon.
-AnnOunC ment is made OF the APP
preaching marriage Of Miss Carrie X.
Andrews. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Andrews, of Forest Hill, to Mr.
W. Leroy Tucker The wedding VIII
take place the carly part OF June in lialti-
more City.
The suit of William Wilson Of llavrr
de Grace for personal damages done him
when the old Is. and q. bridge across
the Susquehanna collapsed during its
reconstruction in Septcmhcr 1905 is set
for trial at the present term "t the Queen
Anne's County Court
AT a congrc gational meeting oi the
Churchvillc Presbyterian Church last
Sunday morning n call was extended to
Rev. Fred A. kullmar, OF James burg, N
]. to the pastorate of that church Mr..
kullmar will preach there ucXt Sunday
morning and evening.
On next Sunday. May 30, at $40 A.
NJ a Solemn High Mass will he celebrat'
ed at St lgnatius Church. Hickory. AT
Up. M. there will be May Procession
followed by a sermon by Rev. J. O'Bricn,
of Australia. now a student Mt the
Catholic University, Washington.
= A harm belonging to Mr.. s. T Roger
near Aldino, was entirely destroyed by
fire, together with the contents. early
Monday morning. The origin OF the fire
is unknown but it is suppose to have
been CAUSED by trnmps. The building
was partially covered hv insurance.
The case of T. Edgar Pyle against
Harry S. Amoss has occupied the attcn
ton of the court during this week and i,
still on trial This is a suit for service
rendered and is being hotly contested at
every step. Archer, Close and Stii!cr To-
the plaintiff. Young for the G,trndant.
A state law Of Pennsylvania require
road supervisors, under the penalty OF
hue, to remove all loose stones from tn
highway. How many oiour supervisor
would he subject to fine under such alaw
A loose stone is never of any service, an
IL nuisance to / ravel every day in tn
year.
ALI delegates and visitors attendn
the County Sunday School Conventio
to be held in Center Methodist Episcopa
Church, Forest Hill, on Tuesday, Ma