The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-08-05
Local oAf;airs.

Wednesday, August 10th
The ladies' of Edgewood NJ. l. Churc
will hold lawn iete on the churc
grounds. Saturday evening. August -.
The Rev Calvin Dill Wilson, of Glen
dale, Ohio. will preach in the First Pres
byterian Church, Rel Air, IcSt sun la,
morning,
The annual tournament for tn,
benefit of St. Stephens Church will b,
held Mt bradshaw on Wednesday
August 10th
A delightful lawn party was given al
the home of Miss Anna Davis last Tues.
day evening in honor of her guests. tn,
Misses Stewart. nf Baltimore.
IL. +. Walls broke the worlds record
In target mat chcs of rs from I he twent y
yard line at BcttettOu last week. Walls
raised the record by scoring 1870 straight.
Mt. Ararat Lodge will give an enter.
tainment some time during the last part
OF August. Mr.. Hobart Smock, OF Balti.
more, is expected to help in entertaining
the audience.
The members al Thomas Run M. l.
Church will hold their annual lawn iet'
on the church lawn, on Friday and Sat
urday evenings. August 18th and 18th
Everybody welcome.
Mr.. Harry {. Osborn, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther $. Osborn. OF Bush, who
lately underwent an operation tor appen
dicitis at the Salisbury Hospital has re
turned to his home,
While II wing on "A hay stack at her
home at rerryman. Fanny, the touryear
old daughter oi Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Johnson, fellfrom "A hoard lcaninY against
the stack and broke her right arm.
A lawn ictc will lie held at 81.
Iguatius Church. Hickory, on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, August l7th
and 18th. Supper and Refreshments will
be served on the grounds each evening.
A reunion Of q Ill Fellows OF Mary.
land, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West
Virginia was held Mt Pen Mar on Thurs
day. delegation from Lodge No. l6,
/. q q. +. ufBrl Air attended the reunion.
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as the farmer will sell ~ prices we can
a"''" !" pay -, "'"'' -,
manu- '"'' gum ="
market
The Ladies All Spuc'y OF N'Ith berd
Presbyterian Chucch will hold festival
and supper IN TIE grounds adjoining the
church on Wednesday evening" August
oath. ltst"rmy, 1t will re the next lar
evening.
While loading logs, Mr.. Carvil
Hughes, Of Aberdeen, had one of the
b mes Of his rivht am broken hy 10y
shining and falling ca it. DIR. c. II.
Kriete rendered the necessary medical
attention.
60 Mr.. Chaf'cl l. Bryan, whose tau
timothy has been referred o in previous
issue, cut nearly 80 tons Of timothy hay
from twenty. acre field on his farm near
Hayrc de Grace, which is the heaviest
crop reported in Maryland.
The Woman's GULL of Emmanuel
Church will hold Il sale Of ice cream and
cake on the lawn adj, ming the church
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O'Clock Ifstormy, at store room next
to Mr.. John Young residence.
An illustrated lecture will be given
by Rev. {. T. McCullough at Providence
M. T. Church. Thursday, August llth,
at y L. NJ, subject, "lu His Steps.
This lecture will he profuselv illustrated
with colorcd stereopticon views
-Mcssrs. Norris Mclean, of Wash
inaton, who recently spent some time
visiting In Rel Air, an ! Warren MagrudcI
of the MARYLAND Athletic club, won the
championship in doubles, In the tennis
Tournament on the Mount Washington
arounds
Mr.. Ernest A. Hoffman. who sevcra
r.... am, orr,b,scd the farm In The frs
I;.,.;., ot u,,C,,d county IormerI
.,hun. It.,,rpu,,, enter
ed the navy after iurlough nt two years
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