The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-11-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A splendid crowd attended the pole rails
ing at Joppa last Monday
Owing to lack of space, several valuable
communications were crowded out THIS week
MIR. Charles Crew and Mrs. Mary M.
Deckmau, both of Dublin, were married last
Wednesday night.
Mr.. Charles Crew, of Dublin, has made a
deed of trust to Mr.. Thomas II. Robinson, for
the benefit of creditors.
AS the first Tuesday of November comes
on election day. the school board will meet on
the following Wednesday.
The sale of Thomas Gunther, of Edge
wood, has been postponed from November oth
to the 18th, as will appear by the advertising
columns.
Margaret f. Stockham, of Perryman, has
applied for the benefit of the insolvent laws.
William H. Hinchman has been appointed
preliminary trustee.
Mr. James F. Kenly, the present collector
of the I'd and 9th districts, has been appointed
to collect the balance of taxes of 1892 and 1898,
due the late Chris. H. DeSwan.
MIR. William Munniknuysen, of Thomas
Run has peach tree in full bloom. He has
kindly promised to send us peck OF the
peaches as soon as they are ripe
The proceeds of the bazaar held by the
ladies of Mt Zion NJ. E. Church at that place
amounted to S143.44. The expenses were
1928 leaving net balance of SS62l.
Rev. E. H. Lamar will preach special
sermon to the Odd Fellows OF Blenheim
Lodge, at Bush NJ. f. Church, on Sunday,
November 4. at O.3O O'Clock, A. M. All Odd
Fellows and the public are cordially invited
The steam yacht NADIA, owned by Charles
r. Flint. agent of the Brazilian government in
New York, is in the harbor at Havre de Grace
Mr.. Flint Joined his yacht on Thursday for
weeks shooting on the Susquehanna flats, af-
ter which he will go to the North Carolina
sounds ON Il shooting trip.
We are glad to learn that the differences
between Mr. John J. Alexander and the Equit-
able Assurance Society in regard to their con-
tract have been adjusted to the mutual salts
faction of both Mr. Alexander announces in
our advertising columns that he and the
Equitable are still with US.
Now that the cold days are coming on the
thoughts of householders naturally turn to
warm carpets and stoves. By looking over
our advertising columns the card OF N. Dean
& Son Will direct purchasers to place where
they will receive courteous treatment and
good values for their money.
Invitations have been issued for the we'd
ding of Mr.. j. Harry Preston, Speaker OF the
House of Delegates, and Miss Helen jackson,
daughter of Mr.. Wilbur F. jackson, of Balti-
more, and neice of Ex-Governor jackson. The
ceremony will take place in Grace 2. E.
Church, Baltimore, on November IA, at six
O'Clock in the evening.
A bright looking colored woman, named
Annie Martin, was arrested on Monday at
Mr. Thomas Ayres', near Shawsyille by De-
putty Sheriff Frank Bateman on writ sworn
out by Sheriff Holmes, of Baltimore county,
charging her with stealing meat. She was
placed in Bel Air Jail, awaiting the action OF
the Baltimore county authorities
Mr. Carroll McKenney, son of Mr.. James
Mckinney, clerk of the U. S. Supreme Court,
died recently in Washington of typhoid fever
lust after having returned from a tour Of Eu-
rope He visited Bel Air in the summer of
1898 with his father and a brother. His grand
father. John McKenney, was 60 years ago. ed
flor and proprietor of the Independent Citi-
zen, published in Bel Air.