The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-10-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
DON'T forget the meeting on Saturday.

Let every Democrat read the Washington
letter in this weeks issue.
Five new members were admitted into tht
Bel Air Presbyterian Chu:ch on Sunday.
Letters testamentary upon the estate O
Hannah c. Curry, have been granted to VIM
Roe.
Miss Cretie Arthur, of Rock Hall, Kent
County, is the guest of friends in Havre de
Grace.
The Masonic bazaar, which is being held
by Aberdeen lodge, commenced on Monday
evening.
Miss Alice Carroll, of Plaiufeld, n. j.,
is visiting her uncle, Thomas Carroll OF
Havre de Grace.
Lorenzo W. Foard, of Aberdeen, has
made an assignment for the benefit of his
creditors to George L. VanBibber.
MIR NJ Charles DeIIaven and Miss Ruth
Stewart were married in Bel Air on Wednes-
day evening by Rev. 5. b. Tredway.
-Protracted meetings are being held at MI
Ziou, Calvary and Centre NJ. E., and at MI
Tabor and Providence NJ. 2. Churches.
Robert Henry Young, colored, of Havre
de Grace, has been granted government pen
sion. with back pay amounting to over $500.
Alfred Parsons, eolored, of Dublin dis
trict, has been appointed fireman at the
State House, Annapolis, by Governor Lowndes.
-Messrs Walter w. Preston aud Thomas
H. Robinson addressed the Bryan, Sewall and
Jewett Club of Churchville ON Tuesday even
ing.
The old Republican war horse, Capt. Will
liam II. Paul, will address the Democrats of
South Delta aud vicinity on Tuesday evening
next.
The ChurchviIle Bryan, Sewall and
Jewett club will be addressed on Tuesday
evening, by Messrs. Harold Scarbor and 5. E.
Penning.
Don't fail to attend the great, Democratic
meetings at Bel Air on tomorrow, Saturday,
"a inst. Let every club in the county send its
delegations.
Governor Lowndes has appointed Messrs.
Willis Michael, John r. Keen, j. +. Dalton
and Albert Schole as additional game wardens
for Hartford county.
-Messrs. Clifford D. Rosan and A. S. Cook
made the run to Baltimore on their wheels
Saturday, in one hour and forty six minutes.
This beats the record.
Mr.. Clement K. Greenland and Miss
Anna v. Lofin, both of Hartford county were
mlrred by Rev. E. H. Lamar at Aberdeen,
on Tuesday October 49,
The large observation tower constructed
by the United States Coast aud Geodetic Sur
vey on the lot of Benjamin Swartz, at Abing-
don, has been completed.
Allen Hoffman, on Saturday executed
Deed of Trust for the benefit of his creditors
to Walter W. Preston and William H. Harlan
The bond required was $1,000.
The warehouse of Mr.. q. &. Street, at the
railroad station, Bel Air, was broken into on
Sunday night and i9cases of tomatoes belong
ing to Mr.. Allen Hoffman stolen.
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage on Thursday next, October 20, CT MIR.
j. Myers Pearce son of Mr.. Jacob NJ. Pearce,
of My Lady's Manor, to Miss Maud Hutchins.
The Epworth Leagues of Bel Air and vi
cinity will hold IA mass meeting in the NJ. L.
Church on this Friday evening. Rev. L. l..
Hubbard, of Baltimore, will be the leading
speaker.
A very large meeting of the South Delta
Bryan, Sewall and Jewett Club was addressed
by Hon. George Y. Maynadier and Mr.. Joseph
Whiteford. There was much enthusiasm
manifested.
Mrs John Heuer, has her new Fall stock
of Millinery now ready for inspection. The
lac haar nv
sickness. The ladies are invited to call and
see her stock.
"A splendid meeting of the Hickory Bryan,
Sewall and Jewett Club was addressed on
Wednesday night by William s. Forwood, Jr.,
and William II. Paul. Over two hundred
persons were present.
List of letters remaining in the Bel Air
postof1ice: Mr.. George A Brown, Mr.. w. 1.
Fisher, Mr.. Charley Nash, Mrs. Kate j.
Sterling, Miss Lizzie Waters, Laura Wells
aud d, L. Worthington.
Miss Ella Moore, daughter of Mrs. Mary
and the late Samuel I. Moore, and MIR. John
j. Healy, of Havre de Grace, were married on
Monday at the home Of the BRIDES mother at
Bradshaw, by Rev. Father Sartori.
The Prohbtionests held meeting in the
c Jurt house on Thursday evening. An adj
dress was delivered by Homer l.. Castle, of
Pitsburg aud the Keen Quartette furnished
some excellent music The hall was well
filled.
Oscar B. Henderson, of Black Horse, re-
presenting the Hay aud Willett Bicycle Com
pany of Indianapolis, sailed for Europe on
-. n-ia 10 mil
travel through England and Southern
Europe.
A very large meeting was held on Satur-
day by the Bryan, Sewall and Jewett club OF
Level, and stirring speeches made by Messrs
Charles c. Rhodes, of Baltimore; Joseph /.
Mackin, William II. Paul and William L.
Cooley.
Friday was the closing day Of the State
fair at Richmond Va. The best racing of the
week, marked the day. In the 2.2O class,
pacing, Mr.. Robert c. Richardson's "Hi Noon
won the race in three straight heats. Time p
2 81, 2 %.
The Farmers club of Norrisvile in con-
Racton with the NorrisyilIe NJ. p. church,
held fair and festival on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of last week. There was a
very good attendance and the affair a
general success.
Mr.. Richard Dlilam, Secretary of State
has notified the Board of Supervisor of cleo
tion that Thomas H. Bond has resigned a
Democratic Presidential elector for the fifth
district and that B. Harris Camalier, of
Leonardstown, has been chosen in his place.
On Saturday night as Mr.. Phillip Ham
mond was standing at the corner of Main
street and the church lane at Norrsville,
some one driving rapidly from the fair knock
ed him down and drove over him, badly in
turing him. He was removed to his home by
his son.
There will be an Oyster and Meat Supper
held in the hall at Calvary on the 2Sthand both
of October by Francis Mitchell Council Jr. o
L. A. NJ. Proceeds for the benefit of the
Council. There will also be a musical en-
tertainment during the evenings.
As Mr.. J ohm I. Kelley, of Thomas Run
was driving to High Point on Wednesda!
evening, his horse SHE'D and caused the buck
board to run upon the bank at the side of tht
road, upsetting the vehicle and breaking Mr.
KelIys leg badly. Drs. Archer and Richard
son were in attendance.
"A Republican meeting was held in tn
Court House Bel Air, on Saturday afternoon