The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-10-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

LOCAL AFFAIRS.
DIR. Ramsay's stable, in Delta, was burned
on Friday morning of last week.
A horse. belonging to James Gorrell, OF
Calvary, was stolen on Wednesday night.
MIR. Henry Somerville was badly injured
by a falling tree in his woods, near Wheel, on
Friday of last week.
Representative Republicans from each
precinct of the county met in Bel Air last
Tuesday to perfect their campaign arrange
ments.
The Central Hartford Farmers Club met
on Wednesday afternoon at Mr.. H. DeBow's,
Hickory, and discussed the rival merits oil the
different breeds of hogs.
The team of Messrs. Brilliant " Wester-
man became frightened at bicycle, on the
road near Pylesville, few days ago ana ran
away, smashing the wagon.
The wedding of Miss Matte 5. Richard
son. and Mr. Orion G. Michael is announced
to take place on Wednesday afternoon Octo-
Der "a, in the NJ. E. Church, South, Aberdeen
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Annie Knoebel aud Mr.. Joseph Dilworth, of
Sweet Air, Baltimore county, to take place at
Chestnut Grove Church ON the evening oil
October "a.
The parsonage of st. Johns Church,
Long Green Valley, of which Rev. ). b.
Houck is pastor, is being repaired. After this
work is completed the church is to be Tres
coed and otherwise improved.
The Emmorton Democratic Club met at
that place last Saturday. Speeches were
made by Messrs. Lloyd Wilkinson, OF Worces-
ter county, Thomas Fl. Robinson, W. W.
Preston and Jacob II. Plowman
MIR w Frank Keen, member OF the
Christian Endeavor Society of the Bel Air NJ.
p. Church. has been elected delegate to the
coming State Christian Endeavor convention
which convenes In Baltimore next week.
Daring the storm on Tuesday night Of
last week large locust tree was blown over
upon the roof of Messrs. Carter & Snodgrass'
store in Dublin. The roof was considerably
damaged and some trouble was experienced in
getting the tree off.
The Mt Tabor Singing Glass resumed
work for the season on Tuesday evening. New
books have been purchased and the class ex-
poets to be able to do some good singing be
fore the winter is over. Prof F. A. Brown is
teaching the class again this year
Pursuant to an invitation from President
Sylvester, of the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege, members of the Deer Creek, Fallston
and wilma Farmers Clubs visited that insti-
tuition yesterday. A report of their observa-
tions will be published next week.
Mr. George Peerce, of Dulany's Valley,
Baltimore county, shot himself in the head
with pistol on Thursday of last week and
died from the wound. Mr.. Peerce was about
fifty years old and unmarried, and had been
respondent for some time on account of bad
health.
w. s. Hoye, of Beaver Creek, Md, Secre-
tary of the Christian Missionary Society of
Maryland, Delaware and District Of Columbia,
will preach at the Mountain Christian Church
next Sunday at II A. NJ. and at Fork at 3
O'Clock, P. NJ. The pastor, Rev. j. A. Hop
kins, will fill his appointment at Beaver Creek.
Silver Cross Home for Epileptics, the new
institution founded at Port Deposit by the
Kings Daughters of Maryland, will be dedi-
Gated on Saturday, October 90 with appro-
pirate ceremonies. special car will be at
tached to the train leaving Union Station,
Baltimore, at S23 A. NJ. and will be run
through to Port Deposit.
The fair last week offered a harvest to
livery men and other team owners and all OF
them were fairly successful. Among the con-
spicuous turnuats was George Anderson's
welI-known bus, Herbert S. Flowers hand
some wagonetie and c. E. Biles' coach from
Red Lion, Pa, which is capable of seating 20
passengers comfortably.
The Rev DIR. John X. Paxton, formerly
rector OF The West Presbyterian Church, in
New York, has returned to the city and is
occupying his house. 1t has been reported
that DIR. Paxton had returned with the idea of
starting a new church in New York. The re-
port, however, was little more than rumor
and cannot yet be sustained.
The Democrats of Joppa met on Saturday
last and organized Cleveland and Talbot
club, with fifty members. The following o.
hcers were elected President, J. b. Hanway;
Vice Presidents, Andrew Dunningan and Z.
d. Onion Secretary, &. L. Kroh Assistant
Secretary, j. K. Onion; Treasurer, ". ?. l..
Pentland. The club will meet on every Sat
urday night at o'clock.
GOLDEN WEDDING.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Rosenthal, of Port Deposit, formerly of Balti-
more celebrated their golden wedding on
Wednesday. They were born on the same
day of March seventy years ago in Hamburg,
Germany, and were married in that city. The
couple have eight children twenty nine grand
children and one great grandchild. Their
children are Harry and John Rosenthal, of
Baltimore; Moses Rosenthal, of Philadelphia;
Eli Rosenthal, of Danville, Pa; Miss Sarah
Rosenthal, of Havre de Grace; Mrs Hennie
Mallhouse and Mrs. Nettie Rosenthal, of New
York, and Mrs. Ray Foster, of Cincinnati.
HARFoRD's GAME LAWN response to a
number of requests we print this week the
synopsis of the game law which was passed
for Hartford county last winter:
The season for shooting woodcock runs
from June 10 to August TO- rail birds and
reed birds, September l to December Is; par
tridges, pheasants, robins and rabbits, Nov
ember Is to December Is. Non-residents must
take out license before cunning This is to
be obtained from the clerk of the Circuit
Court and costs $1,000 penalty of ten dol
lars is provided for each infraction of the law,
one-half to go to the informer and the balance
to the public schools.
FALLsToN FARMERS CLUB.-TEe Fallston
Farmers Club met last Saturday at Mount
Soma, the home of w. L. Amos Those
present were: Messrs. Garrett and w. l..
Amos, w. T. Preston, R. S. Preston, w. NJ.