The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-09-10
Focal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS,

-lhe moon Wnlcn IullS next tuesday, 18th,
will be the Harvest Moon.
The date for the public sale of certain lots
In Havre de Grace, 10 be sold for taxes, has been
changed from Sept. I'd to September 3Oth.
Hon. Stevenson Archer, trustee, has sold
farm of 200 acres near the Hickory, belonging
to the heirs of the late Miss Lydia Mechem, to
Mr. Daniel Lynch, for So, $50.
The September term of the Circuit Court
for Hartford county will begin ut Bel Air, next
Monday, 18th. The term is merely for the hear
ing of equity cases, no Jury being summoned.
Mr.. Richard Whitaker has sold his livery
stable, in Bel Air, to Mr.. Isaac Peterson, who
will conduct it at the same place, in the rear of
A. B. Whitaker Il Bros provision store, on
Main street.
The fair at st. Johns Church, Long Green,
will be continued on Saturday, September 18th.
A number of articles will be ratified, refresh
ments will be served and dancing will also be
feature of the entertainment.
The flag drill for the benefit of Bel Air Pres
byterian Church will take place in Messrs.
Reckord u Sons now mill, at Bel Air station
on Thursday evening, September 10th. 1t will
be novel and attractive entertainment.
Mr.. Mllard F. Wright is introducing the
patent process machinery into his mill, Swans
bury, near Aberdeen. The work is being done
by Mr.. j. b. Treadwell Mr.. Wright is q good
miller and should be literally patronized by the
people of the neighborhood.
The September registration will probably
be very light. The Register for the Sd district,
Mr.. James NJ Jacobs, up to yesterday noon,
had registered, in Bel Air precinct only IL
white and l colored voter. Five voters had
been transferred from Bel Air precinct and Z
have died.
MIR. James e. Glenn, a graduate of the Nor
NAL School, and formerly Principal of luglesidc
school, near Fallston, has taken charge of
Chestnut Hill school, made vacant by the res.
ignation of Mr.. j. Hamilton Barrow. The lat
ter has engaged in the book business as agent
for E. b. Treat, of New York.
In tearing down Mr.. James NJ Gains
house, near Forest Hill, previous to building a
new one, Jos NJ Krouse found several old coins.
One of them was an English halfpenny, dated
100, in the reign of William and Mary. Another
was an American cent of the year 1905. Mr..
Gains new house is nearly ready to be rooted in.
Mr.. John W. GLADDEN., of The Rocks, has
formed copartnership with Baltimore milk
dealer, for the purpose of selling bottled milk
in the city. The firm is to be styled Packham
d GLADDEN.. The day is not far distant when
nearly all the milk used in the cities will be
Theoretically sealed at the diaries in the country
and delivered to customers unadulterated.
Application has been made to the County
Commissioners for road from Wesley Bonds
corner, on the Hickory and Churchvle road, to
the Bel Air and Hickory road, intersecting the
latter opposite the road to Bynum Station. II
is urged by the petitioners that this road will
form direct route from the Thomas Run
neighborhood to the Maryland Central r. II.
"A party of ladies and gentlemen, of Bel Air
went to Havre de Grace in bugges, last Mon
day evening, to hear Blind Tom perform on the
piano. The party consisted of Messrs. j. Ed
win Webster, DR.. Chas. A. Hollingsworth, F
s. Evans, Jas. e. Young and Misses Bertit
Young, Rosa Jacobs, Minnie and Eta Richard
son. They enjoyed the music and the moon
light drive.