The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-02-11
Local affairs.

is improving
Mr. Joseph Crumlish addressed thu
SUNDAY School OF the Franklihvllle Pres
4 byteriau Church last Sunday morning
Members of the Fallston Presby
teriau Church will hold services at the
county alnshouse next Sunday morning
at 10 80 O'Clock.
MIR. Raymond Watkins substituted
g at Chestnut Hill school last week on ac.
count of sickness of the regular teacher,
Miss Laura Mason.
\ Miss M,ra Wilkins has been com
PEELED to resign her position as principal
of Hartford Seminary on account of the
illness of her mother
The crowded condition of our adver.
Using columns compels us to ask our
readers indulgence Tor having omitted
much valuable reading matter.
The members of the Is Air M.tho
dist Episcopal Church will hold supper
and bazaar in their lecture room on the
evenings of March LIST and Dad.
No measures OF Importance are yet
ready for third reading and final pas.
sage at Annapolis, but good progress is
being made in Committee rooms.
MIR William f Robinson has sold to
Mr.. Jack Harvard for account of his sis
ter, Miss Minnie Robinson, her sixty
acre farm near Amoss postoihce tor
( 50 900.
An oyster supper will be held at
Highland on February 20 for the Lene-
fit of the Highland Pre- byterian Church
Fancy articles, cake and home. made
candy on sale
~ II.
has sold his hund cd acre farm to Mr..
Nicholas Nelson, Of White Hall. and will
sell his personal property at public sale
on the twenty h,rj.
Rev. Henry A. Riddle. Jr.. Of the
Western Theological seminary, ALE.
gheny, Pa. will preach in the Presbyter
ian Church at Churchvillt next Sunday
morning and evening.
Abe Trattner has sold the Auditor.
ium hotel, located at Delta. tt II l..
Crumbling. recently hotel proprietor
at Wrightsvile. and II will ,nge hands
March The priceis said to be S24 600
On Thursday evening, Feb 3. MIR
John Christian X almbachcr and Miss
Mary Lesbia Stansbury weIe united in
marriage at the Lu'h-ran rsnnage in
Abingdon, Rev. W + Harsh officiating
. While Shedding was SO iuc very
pleasant surprise party was given in
honor of Miss Margaret BevaTd, ut Ma
donna. and her friends. about twenty in
number, spent very enjoyable evening
The Aid Society of Mountain Chris-
tian Church recently passed series OF
resolutions in memory of Mrs Alice
Norris, which the crowded condition OF
our columns does not permit u, to pub
lish at length.
Miss Mary, daughter If Senator {
A. Andrew. was a member of the receiv
ing party at the brilliant receipt N giv:n
by Governor Crothers on Tuesday even
ing at the Executive Mansion in honor
Of Senator Rayner.
Miss Marie Louise Cherbuunier, who
has such AN cnviable reputation AS an
equestrcnn r. has just been released from
the Union Protestant Hosp tai. in Bal,i-
more, where she was successfully opcrat.
ed on for appendicitis
DIR. W N Sloane. pastor evangelist
of Helena and Yellow Stone Prtshyteries,
will preach at the Bel Air Presbyterian
Church next Thursday evening at x
O'Clock. DR. Sloane comes highly recon-
mended as a forceful preacher,
Slow pr ces the previous week cut { n
the run Of cattle in Chicago by 80 per
cent. last week and prices Imped up
from rs to so cents for fat cattle and 10
to Is cents for stockcrs. Good 800 to
900 pound steers brought from $3.50 to
s. rs
Prank Riley, of Cecil county. was
killed by falling derrick at the McCalfs
Aa.,. f.. a g.,
beneath the boom of derrick when the
supporting ring broke and the boom
struck him in its tall He died in few
hours.
An oyster supper and bazif will lie
held in Johnson's hall. PIPER Cross Roads,
on the evening OF February Ia. proceeds
TOR the benefit of Providence NJ, p
Church. If the night should prove
stormy it will take place the -ext fair
evening.
MIR. Matthew {. Galhrlath died at
his home in Peach Bottom township on
January "a. aged 7S Years. He is sur
vived by four sons two Of whom, Mcssrs
William A and Calvin G Galbreath re.
side In this county, in the vicinity OF
Highland,
Miss Agness Ofiutt, Of Baltimore
County. shot and killed dog on Tues
day evening which appeared to be rahid;
II more of our ladies would get the rfpu
tation of being handy with n gun there
would be fewer impudent tramps when
they stop for something to eat.
<-Petitions have been numerouslY sigr-
ed asking the Legislature tn repeal the
law passed two years ago which permits
pound net fishing in Haffurd waters
All the counties bordering on the Chesa.
peake enjoy this privilege, which is said
to be very destructive to all fish not used
for consumption.
= Ducks are reported to be more p'enti,
ful on the q ats below llavre de Grace.
with Indications that this condition will
continue into the Spring than they have
been for many years. Even during the
severe weat her gunners have made good
money where openings in the ice permit
ted ducks to land.
Miss Elsie Janis. one of the most
gifted of American condolences, will
present at the Academy of Music next
week George AIDES newest college come.
dy, with music. THE Fair Cold" She
has lately won laurels in this charming
comedy in New York. to which she will
doubtless add next week.
The value of after supper coasting as
family recreation is being tested in this
community; it limbers fathers joints and
keeps down his flesh; it brings back the
roses to mothers checks, II gives the
Oldest son and his best girl chance to
pull the sled up the hill together. and it
is chuck full OF fun for the Youngsters,
The McC ail's Perry Power compuny
is thing Of the past. Having been re,
Gently purchased at receivers sale by
Mr.. William Nj. Barnum, OF New York,
he has transferred it to new corpora
ton called the Pennsylvania Water and
Power Company and the necessary deeds
have been recorded in Lancaster county.
Z The severity of the winter seems to
have been especially favorable to trap
pers. A resident OF Coatesvllle has al.
ready captured 800 muskrats, FIVE minks
and two raccoons One OF the minks
was az inches long and his hide brought
$40 An average muskrat hide is bring.
ing 20 cents and a coon hide is bringing
si.25, as against % and so cents form.
erly.
Mr., Jos. T HOPES shipped through
Mr. Henry Bruins few days ago 80 fat
cattle. ~ IF which went to Philadelphia
and 10 to Baltimore. They were retail
ed. bringing from six TO six forty per
hundred. They had fed exceptionally
well and made their owner good money
Mr. Hopes has now bought 26 more
fine feeders from Mr.. Bruins to full feed
for later market.