The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-07-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Mrs Marcus Denison and family left BE
Ali on Monday for New York,
The Jarrettsville Creamery will go into
operation on Monday August Sd.
States attorney Walter W. Preston will
leave to morrow on vacation to New York
MIR. Frank NJ Farr has purchased from
Mr.. Ira Wells, the Mint hotel at havre dt
Grace.
Letters testemcntary have been granted
upon the estate of Miss Clearance Lee, to John
l.. Il. Lee.
-Messrs Henry and \. f. Gefrert, OF
Reedsburg, Wis, were registered at the Rouse
House this week.
Letters of administration upon the estate
of Julia A. Forwood have been granted to
Parker Forwood.
Norman Stump, an infant son of William
and Nellie Brice Stump, died in Utica, n. y,
on Thursday last, 10th inst.
-Messrs William A. Meyer, B. +. johnson
and William j. Becker have been appointed
deputy game wardens for Hartford county.
A mad dog was killed on Bond street
Saturday by VIM. Lyle, after it had bitten
several dogs. 1t belonged to DIR. Benjamin
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Wesley Strawbridge and
Misses Maggie and Lovisah X. McClung were
delegates to Washington from Norrisville Y.
Z. $. e. +.
Rev ". A. Price, pastor of Bethel Church,
was one OF the speakers at the Maryland rally,
on Saturday night, at the National Convention
of the Y. P. 5. c. L.
Thomas c. Mahan has made an assign
ment for the benefit OF his creditors to Mr..
VIM. Ii. Harlan, trustee. The trustee has
given bond for S., 00O
MIR Howard b. Anderson OF Company
ID. has been detailed an appointed by 1t. Col.
Charles b. Mclean, as commissary sergeant OF
the LIST Regiment, VI. N. G.
A large II horse power boiler has been
put in }. b. Hanway's canning house at Joppa.
Mr. IIanway expects to largely increase his
pack of tomatoes this season.
Sarah Wisner and Louis Wisner, merch-
ants doing business at High Point, have made
n deed of trust for the benefit OF their creditors
to Thomas IL. Robinson.
A small piece of property lying near
Sandy Hook, was sold at the court house
door on Monday for Stevenson A. Williams,
attorney, to George Wonders for $50.
Mrs. Pauline Holmes will deliver an adj
dress under the auspices of the wilma W. c. T.
L. Subject "CIogs to the wheels Of progress, Fat
,fTfr Ind
IL.
Mr. Simon .Martenet has conveyed to the
Baltimore, Gardenyille and Bel Air Electric
Railway Company all his rights, franchises
and privileges in the Baltimore and Jerusalem
Turnpike Company.
The stone work on the new Emmanuel r.
f. Church, Bel Air, is finished. Mr.. ID. j..
Shanahan, the contractor, states that the
binding will be fully completed by the time
specified in the contract.
A match game OF tennis was played on
Tuesday at Havre lie Grace, between EVerist
and Atkinson, of Port Deposit, and Segar
and Everist of Havre de Grace. The visitors
won by score of ST, Go, Go, 6-3.
The Y. P. s. c. Z, of the NJ. P. Church
of Bel Air, was represented in Washington,
d. c., last week by Rev. 5. b. Tredway, Miss
Maggie Keen, Miss Cora Gorrell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Barnes, W. Frank Keen and NJ.
Barrett Walker.
The W. B. Baker Republican Club Of
Aberdeen, Hartford county, has selected Geo.
W. Evans and Eugene Dell as delegates, with
~ olt
to the State convention Of Republican clubs
in Baltimore, July %.
The contract for printing the catalogues
for the Fair of the Hartford County Agricul-
tural Society las been awarded to the AEgis
md htcHiyencG', HUJord Democrat and Har-
jord Dispatch. They will be ready for delivery
by the middle of August.
The ladies connected with St Mark IS CatEo-
lie Church at Fallston, will hold fair for the
benefit of the church on Thursday, July ODD
Saturday, %, Tuesday %, Thursday 30 and
/ Saturday, August LIST, to which the general
4 public is cordially invited.
4 There will be a "Harvest Home" service
i held in the First Presbyterian Church Of Bel
I Air, on Sunday, July Goth at II O'Clock A. NJ,
/ 10 which the farmers and their friends of this
vicinity cordially invited. Service will
1 be conducted by the pastor Rev. kerby S.
! Miller.
i A game of base ball was played at the
fair grounds on Saturday afternoon, be-
i tween the Young Sluggers and picked
nine, resulting in victory for the former
/ hy score of 13 to g. The Sluggers have re
organized for the season and are anxious to
] hear from other clubs in the county.
Il While Mr. c. ID. Thomas, of Scarboro, was
4 engaged in moving last Saturday, the bride
] bit of one the horses broke and the team
started to run. Mr.. Thomas was unable to
i hold them and jumped from the machine.
j The horses ran into fence and broke the
mower badly. They were, fortunately, not
Il injured.
B MIR. X. Obata, young japanese student
4 preparing for the ministry, preached at Mt.
4 Vernon NJ. E. Church Sunday afternoon
from the text Whatsoever a man soweth
that shall he also reap" He handled the
subject exceedingly well, considering the
short time he has been studing our language
q about I'VE years.
"A shooting match will be held at Van
Bibbcr on to morrow, Saturday, under the
auspices of the State Gun Clubs, by the mem
beers of the Baltimore, Annapolis, Towson,
Brooklyn and Vap Ab'ler clubs. This is tire
fourth Tournament q the clubs and tits hoped
that sufficient interest will be en- to insure
the organization OF one OF more clubs IN this
county.
"A severe wind and rain storm passed over
: Monkton and the Manor, tenth district, Balti-
more county, Sunday afternoon about
o'clock. Much of the growing corn was
knocked down, and the oats were flattened
3 as If a roller had passed over them. 1t is be
lieyed by farmers that much of the oats will
resume its former condition before being
ready to harvest.
Martin Lauer, OF Baltimore, has been ap
pointed receiver for the Peach Bottom Slate
Company under a bond for IS 600 The bill
of complaint was filed in the Circuit Court
by Leon and Martin Lauer, individually and
as executors of the estate of Lewis Lauer, de
ceased. 1t states that the company owes the
estate S. 900 and alleges that the company
has ceased to do business and is insolvent.
MIR. James Hopper and DR.. X. ii. Smith
elders, together with Prof. CharlesT. Wright
DIR. d. w. Hopkins and Messrs. w. \. Coal,
and James WOrthiDgtOn have been appointed
as IA committee to recommend candidate fo