The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-12-23

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tainment. the ladies always set a stand.
aru which the young men attempt to
follow during the coming Year with the
success charart .rstic OF their sex.
Mr.. Dennis Shanahan has entered
into contract with Mr.. Samuel c.
Rowland OF Port Deposit t thoroughly
overhaul and renovate his handsome
summer home during Mr.. Rowland 8
residence in baltimore this winter. The
improvements planned will probably
, cost $40 600.
Nj Jam:sW Hamilton, who narrow.
Iy escaped death about two months ago
by having brick TALL 20 feet on his head
while digging well at Forest Hill, 10
again on the street L. i1y to en- oy Christ.
mas and resume business when safer
man has charge of the windlass at the
mouth of the well.
NSsrSi:es wee held in the new Grace
Reformed Episcopal Church of Havre de
Grace for the first time on last Sunday,
conducted by Rev T. S. Worrell, of Ian
caster, Pa. The church will be form ally
dedi;at ID on Sunday, January &, Bishop
Rudolph, of the Philadelphia a I'd New
York Syuods, officiating.
Christmas and New Years morning
services at st Pauls Lutheran Church
mar Perrymau will be conducted 10 the
Eiglisn language. Services at Trinity
Church on these afternoons Also a
choral service by Trinity Sunday School
on Christmas Eve at 720 and at St.
Pauls on Christmas night.
William Poplar and John Shippers, of
liayre de Grace when taken last week
before Justice in Elkton, charged with
having entered the ducking grounds
before s A, NJ a few days ago produced
receipts FIR $50 and $25 respectively to
show payment Of fines impos ID by
Hartford magistrate Tor the same otiense.
oar cora exhibits grow apace. We
have on exhibition ears OF corn grown
on Mr.. T. II. Webster's Deer Greek bot
tom land that resemble saw.logs in si2.
with grain OF great depth. and the tip
end OF the ear almost aslsrge as the butt
end, Both ends are completely filled out.
aud one car exceeds in length any exhibit
| in our office.
Mr.. Lee |. Hecht has tcen appointed
e. l. Dph
prietor Of the Rubenstone Department
Store, of Havre de Grace. by Judge
Morris. of the United States District
Court, of Baltimore. MIR. Rubenstone
assets are Sill 200 and his liabilities
$23. 33O. The entire stock is to lie closed
out within thirty days.
<--The installation of Rev r. A. kull.
mar as pastor OF the Churchville Presby.
terrain Church was contaminated on
crowded house. The various divines ali.
nounced to take part IN the service were
present and it was generally felt that tn.
Young minister's pastorate begins und,r
| taVOrable circumstances
AT the regular meeting of Mount
Ararat Lodge, No. ~. A. F. and A. NJ,
on Tuesday evening, December 90 the
following officers were elected to serve
for the ensuing year: Worshiptul Mas.
ter, NJ A. Reckord; Senior Warden. Geo.
Reynolds; Junior Warden. DR.. J. S Hop
kins; Secretary. DR.. Charles Bagley;
Treasurer, S. W. Bradford
The will of Mrs. Augustinian ]. Win
dolph. widow of the late Dr. J. l.. Win
dol oh. of Darlington, has been prohated
in the Orphans Court. After making
sundry requests she directs that her
house in Darlington shall be sold and all
of her property be divided equally
among her nieces aud nephews. Win
field 6. Shure is named as executor.
MIR. Isaac Y. Pyle, who recently sold
his store stand at J0ppa to Mr.. Harris
A. Tragu has purchased OF DR.. Herbert
Harlan of Baltimore his Alex Hays farm
located near Churchville containing ITS
acres of land. The property is l)cated
in n desirable section and In Mr.. PJl.'s
hands will soon Lccome one Of the lead.
ing farms of that thrifty neighborhood.
MIR. 5. Claude Myers and Miss perti.
NJ. Robinson, Of Hsvre de Grace. were
married in Baltimore on Wednesday OF
last week by Rev W. {. Babcock. form
err pastor of the Havre de Grace Metho-
dist Fps opal Church. Mr.. Myers Is a
member Of the firm of Myers Bros, Of
Red Hill Poultry Farm. Mr.. and Mrs.
Myers will make their home at Swan
Creek.
The annual election Of officers OF
Stephenson Lodge, No. l35, A. r. and A.
NJ, was held at the lodge room, Darling.
Ton, on Wednesday evening, December
l4th, and the following officers elected
to serve for the ensuing year W. M. k
Oliver Thomas; s, W. Fred. { Jones; J..
W, Philip NJ Spencer; secretary, James
T. ZONES; treasurer, {. A. Andrew; tyler,
Charles A. Chandler.
We have received from Mr. Chafl:s
II. Clindy formerly Of Hartford but for
number Of years Of Havana, Illinois, q
copy OF the Mason County Democrn'
published in his town which Is about
equal in size to the Baltimore Sun MIR.
CIiudy takes one fourth Of a page with
his attractive display and we know OF
no one who more richly deserves the
success he is meeting with.
Our walls are decorated with calen.
dars for 1911 coming in from friends on
all sides. Among them we note artistic
productions from !. I. DeBow, coal and
feed merchant of Bel Air, The Atlantic
Fertilizer Company, Of Baltimore, Mr.,
!. McLnren Spencer, ice cream manufac
turer of Cooptown. S. A. Smith. general
merchandise Lapidum. Twining 4 Will
son, general merchandise. Forest Hill
Md.
The entertainment which was given
by the Darlington Academy on Friday
evening was great success. The FRO
gram, which consisted Of vocal and in
strumentnl music, recital tons n nd short
play. was we'll rendered. 1t was very
much regretted that Mr.. Charles I
Wright and Miss Mayfsld Wright wer'