The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-26
Local affairs.


On "A heavily stocked market last
week, the price OF stock cattle declined
from ten to twenty-five cents ia Chicago.
A lawn icte will he hclda st. Mark
Church. FalIston. on Wednesday, August
3Ist. Sandwiches and coffee will he
served at s +, NJ.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Union
Chapel Nj. +. Church will hold n lawn
ictc on SATURDAY. next in the grove sur.
rounding the church
A marriage license was recently is
sued at Elkton to Murray Y. McC ann,
aged 20, and Sarah Roberta Dawson,
49, both Of Hartford county.
Key. l.. A. Thirlkeld, OF North Avenue
Church, Baltimore, will preach at
Thomas Run NJ. L. Church ON Sunday
morning, August 2Sth, at 10 30 O'Clock.
The annual Teachers Institute will
convene in Bel Air on September 9Th and
continue throughout the week An
interesting program has been prepared.
The members of the Falston presbv.
terian Church will hold peach and ice
cream festival In the old Friends Nee ting.
house on this (Friday) and Saturday
night.
A marriage license was issued in
baltimore last week for the marriage Of
,E ll.lt i'm,
and Miss Carrie Mnrral Of Hartford
County.
An all Iny hone coming and reunion
and "A SUNDAY school experience meeting
will be held at Mt. Tabor NJ. T.. Church
on Tuesday. August 3oth II stormy.
the next fair day.
Cards have been issued from Wheel.
ing, West Virginia announcing the mar.
riage OF Miss Anna Louisa Lntiil,r, Of
that city. to Mr.. George Huntington
CIapp, of Hartford.
Mrs. Margaret l.ecCh. vile "t MIR.
William II. Lccch, of Manor Glen, died
on Tuesday. Funeral services will he
held at Long Green Catholic Church this
(Friday) morning.
MIR. II. A. Ovcrmycr, who. recently
purchased the William l.. Hanway prop.
crty, near Forest Hill, has fnrmally taken
possession of the lmc and lis family Is
now fixed in the new home.
Hartford papers are requested tonote
the death on Wednesday of Sarah Seth,
AGED wears, daughter Of Oliver S. and
Martha s Gallup Funeral services will
he held today U'rdaD al Oxford, Md.
MIR. Harry Il. IIarkins. proprietor Of
Kalmia tore and creamery has complet.
ed huge well to take care Of the waste
from his creamery which heretofore has
icen a serious obj ctiun to travel at this
point.
Y The last check to cover a Revolution.
AIRY War debt is no in the han is OF Mr..
William McClrnahau. OF Port Deposit.
This relic WAS drawn by Robert Morris.
Secretary oi the Treasury, and was for
100000.
Mr.. Roy McShrrry, Of Wo"dhlnc.
Pa, aud Miss Florence AmshauRh. OF
the Rocks, were married IN Wednc 'hny
at the Methodist Protestant parsonage,
bel Air by the pastor, Rev. IL. l.,
Schlincke.
Mr.. L.. T. { Hopkins trustee, sold at
Al. - IA
property containing Il acres located in
the Second district to MIR. William ].
Bccker for $50. W. Mccall was the
auctinnrcr.
Miss Lizzie. daughter Of Mr.. Thomas
Lochary. al X alma, cut her hand serious
" on Wednesday with the glass top Of
fruit jar which brokc rs she was sealing
it up; DR. Hughes rendered the necessary
surgical aid.
Captain Cuttings, OF the Police force
Ut baltimore, who several weeks ago
purchased the Wilhelm property at Bon.
son, has moved onto the same. We are
pleased to welcome the Captain aS n
resident Ot the county,
There being but one Democratic and
one Republican candidate for Congress
in this. the Second Congressional district,
the Election Supervisors have decided
that "A Primary Election is not necessary
In the county this year.
Mr.. James Calder aud Miss Minnie
Fcill, both Of the Rocks, this county,
were married on Thursday afternoon OF
last week at the Nlansc OF the Highland
PRESBYTERIAN Church hy Rev s l. Irvine.
The young couple left for nnnrthcrn trip.
A peach and ice cream festival will he
held IN the lecture room OF the l'cl Air
Methodist Episcopal Church ON Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, September II,
and I. at which time the Sunday school
members will he given their annual treat.
A silver medal contest will he held
hy the willard W. {. r. I at Emory NJ.
T.. Church, North Hartford Circuit, on
Thursday evening, September |, at 30
o'clock A collection will he taken Tor
the benefit of State and National work.
A letter received on Wcdnts Law by
Mr.. Noble l.. Mitchell from Judge Van.
Hibber, dated Clifton Springs, New YORK,
says. II am making fair improvement
aud feel more like my nd self than have
Tor several months past. will remain
here lnr several weeks LONGER"