The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-07-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


for the quarter just ended was $3.50 AZ.
Letters of administration have been gram
ed upon the estate of John c. Werfelman, t
Herman w. Hanson and Frederick Lantz.
Mr.. Robert b. Bradenbaugh died at hi
home in Milersburg, Pa, on Saturday Jun
81 He was son of Mr.. Thomas j. Bradel
baugh, of PleasantVIlle.
The Brooks property near Kalmia, con
tanning Is acres Of ground was sold on Mon
day by Fred. r. Williams, as attorney, tc
Frank H. Jacobs for Sl35.
MIR. John W. Galbreath sold last week
Is head of fat cattle to Jacob lloke. The
were an especially fine lot averaging l,4O0lbs
they hrough 80 per- hundred.
The Pylesville Milling Company have pu
a steam engine and boiler in their mill a
PyIesviIle, aud will now be able to keep thei
works in operation all the time.
The laws passed by the Legislature o.
1896 are in the hands of Mr.. w. 5. Forwood
Clerk of the Circuit Court, where those who
are entitled to them can receive them.
The Sunday School of Highland Presby
Wilson and John w. Galbreath as delegates
to the coming Sunday School Convention
The new Southern Methodist Church at
Jar-ettsville is rapidly nearing completion.
Lots adjoining the church have been sold to
Rev. A. b. Sites and G. Norman Hamilton.
The Summit Grove camp meeting will
commence at New Freedom, on Thursday,
July 23d and continue until August 5. 1t
will be in charge OF Rev. Edward L. Hubbard,
Through the interchangeable efforts of GER
tain officials, Court House Park has been fur
nished with benches, upon which to while
away the hours, and settle the affairs of the
nation.
MIR, William F. Resisting, of Bel Air, has
on exhibition at The Kgis office, some magni-
ticeut specimens Of clover grown on his farm,
near town. The specimens are nearly six feet
IL length.
The Y.P. 5. G. E. of the Bel Air NJ. 2.
Church has elected Rev. ). b. Tredway as
delegate to the National Christian Endeayor
Convention, which will meet at Washington,
ID. C., next week.
A game of base ball was played at HaVre
de Grace on Saturday between club from
Perryvile and one from Havre de Grace,
which resulted in victory for the home team
by a score of 10 to 5.
VIM A. Smith, of Lapidum executed a
deed of trust on Tuesday for the benefit of
his creditors. Stevenson A. Smith Was ap-
pointed trustee and gave bond in the sum OF
five thousand dollars.
An excursion and picnic for the benefit Of
St. Stephens new Catholic Church will
be held on Thursday next, 10th instant,
at the Park Douglass, Bradshaw, Md. Good
music, base ball, tennis and dancing.
The Junior Epworth League of Fallston
are Justly preparing for their fair and festi-
val, which will be held on the lawn at the
HON, of their superintendent, Miss Lille
Pennington, on the afternoon and evening OF
July Is.
MIR. e. Harry Haynes, formerly the ac-
commodating and genial agent Of the Balti-
more and Lehgh Railroad at this point, but
now connected with the American Telegraph
and Telephone Company, is visiting his
mother in Bel Air.
Mr.. Thomas Miller, of Hartford county,
and Miss Grace Coggins, Of Baltimore, were
married at jefferson Street Church in that
city on ! u ,sday night by Rev. ii. f. Downs,
pastor OF the church. After the ceremony
they left for a Northern trip.
A very largely attended joint meeting of
the Bethel Christian Endeavor Society and
Mckendree Chapter of the Epworth League,
was held Sunday night at McKendree church.
The meeting was presided over by Rev. w. A.
Price, pastor OF Bethel Church.
William II. Lyle, the popular caterer and
proprietor OF the Temple restaurant, was
married ON July LIST to Miss Rosalie l.. Thomas,
of Louisville, Ky The ceremony was per-
formed at Washington, ID. C., by Rev. Father
Council They will reside in Bel Air.
There are chicken thieves in the vicinity
of Churchvilc Twice, fowls have been taken
lately, from Rev Mr.. Colburn's. On Tuesday
N ght. six four-weeks old turkeys were taken
from 4 coop not very far from the house.
Others in the neighborhood have had chickens
taken lately.
On Monday Mr. j. S. Richardson sold at
tie Court House door for Messrs. John 3
Young and Stevenson A. Williams, trustees,
farm ducking and fishing shore on Rumney
Creek, opposite Taylor's Island, containing
247 acres of land, more or less, to William
Leimbach for 81 ,205.
The Board of Town Commissioners was
r organized on Friday evening by the election
Of William f. Bilingslea president, W. Ed
ward Lngan secretary, and John Il. Hanna
treasurer They will hold meeting this FIJI
day. evening, when the appointments OF the
regular town officers will be made.
Ri. Rev. William c. Paret, Bishop of
MARYLAND, confirmed two classes at st. Mary's
Z. f. Church, Emmorton, on Sunday after
noon. One class of four persons was present
ell by Rev W. F. Brand, rector OF the church,
and another of three persons by Rev r. A.
Castleman, OF Emmanuel Church, Bel Air.
A lecture on "Summer scenes in Europe"
illustrated by stereopticon views, will he dc
livered in the Presbyterian Church at Church
willie, on Thursday evening July l6 at s o'clock
by Rev. William p. Finney. Proceeds for
the Sunday School Library. Ifit should
rain the lecture will be given on the next
evening. Special music will be provided for
the occasion.
The engine connected with the early
morning train which leaves Delta for Baltf'
more, jumped the track near Delta on Satur
day morning. 1t was found necessary to send
to Bel Air for the engine which was waiting
at this point to take the O'Clock train to the
city, while that train was supplied from
Baltimore Both trains were late in arriving
at their destination.
A social was held on Tuesday night at thu
Methodist Protestant parsonage, Bel Air, un
der the auspices of the Sewing Circle of thu
church. An excellent programme was rem
dered. The Keen Quartette, Misses Maggie
Keen and Marion Chesney and others wer
the vocalists Of the occasion, and Misses Alic'
sTredway, Grace Coale and others furnishe,
instrumental music. Refreshments wer
served and pleasant evening enjoyed by all
At a meeting OF Company d, LIST Regt.
NJ. n. c., held on Monday evening at tn
armory, the following non-commissioned OF
ficers were elected: Quartermaster's Sergeant
William F. Hanna; Orderly Sergeant. jaime
+. I.ingan; Second Sergeant, John T. Lingan
Third Sergeant, Shirley Morgan; Corporals
siIas Smith, Lee Colder, W. w. Coale, Carol
Hanway and George Lingan. The compan
is rapidly improving in appearance and drill
"A merry party of young folks went on
excursion to the Rocks of Deer Creek OF