The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-07-03

and balcony or gallery put In, which wi
increase the seating capacity to 100. tt
floor of tho auditorium will be inclined an
the ground floor remodeled, to serve the pu
| poses of the different meetings. The buildin
will be so arranged that entrance can be la
| from either side.
Walter McVey, son of Mr.. Joseph |
McVey, of Havre de Grace, was badly hurt o
Wednesday oath, by being kicked by horst
The young man had delivered a bale of ha
at the Hartford House stable, and as he seate
himself in the wagon preparatory to return
ing, the horse commenced to kick viciously
one of the blows landing on the boys RICH
leg, breaking no bones, but tearing away th
flesh, and knocking him from his seat. DIR
Smith dressed the wound and the young MAJ
was sent to his home, where he is doing well
The horse continued kicking, and afterwarC
started on run, and did not stop until h
reached Mr.. McVcy's home on Ontario
| street.
| The Permanent Building Association o.
| Hartford county, whose office is at Bel Air, re
| ceived last Friday check from State Treas
urer Thomas j. ShryOck for 1913, it being the
amount paid by said association as franchise
| bonus before it was decided that the law pro
viding for such a bonus on the capital stock
of corporations does not apply to building
and homestead associations. This amount
| will be applied to the dividend account OF the
current six months, and will swell the rate
considerably.
There are a number of gentlemen men
| toned as candidates for Congress from
Hartford county on the Chicago platform.
Among those are Hon. Herman Stump,
Hon. Charles w. Michael, Hon. George NJ.
Jewett, Hon. Harold Scarboro, Mr.. John &.
Rouse and Mr.. j. Royston Stiner. Any OF
these gentlemen viii, no doubt, represent lis
them receive the nomination, Hartford will
feel proud OF the recognition.
The business meeting of the Epworth
League of Friendship church was held at the
home of Mr.. Lambert Pennington, on Tues
| day. All of the officers and good number
of members were present. The next meeting
will be held at the residence OF Mr.. Edward
Horuberger on Tuesday, July Is.
The entries for the races on the Fourth of
July are being well filled, and good field of
horses will be on hand. The grand stand
will be free to all, and good attendance is
expected. David H., Hi Noon, Buster and
others are booked.
MIR. j. Royston Stifer has purchased from
the Munnikhuysen heirs the property ad
joining his residence on broadway and Hick
DRY avenue, for the sum of one thousand
dollars.
-George Hawkins colored. has sued ont a
writ of hdjcoS co,p'S, claiming unlawful de
tention in the House of Correction, and Mon
day, July G, has been set for the hearing of
the cause.
The bids for the $4,000 city bonds of
Havre de Grace, offered for sale on Tuesday
for the purpose of raising money for building
the new public schoolhouse, were all declined.
Letters testamentlry upon the estate of
Lewis Snick have been granted to Chas. l..
Mackay, and upon the estate of Edward G.
Roussey to Sarah &. Roussey.
The ladies' of Calvary Church will hold
an ice cream festival, in the grove near the
church, July 18th aud 10th. Proceeds for the
church. All are invited.
The proposed game between Bel Air and
the Nonpareils will not be played, as the Non
parcels will play at Colchester on Saturday.
The ladies of La Grange church held
festival on Friday and Saturday last There
was good attendance on each evening.
The annual teachers examination COM
menccd on Thursday at the Graded school
house, and town is full of pretty girls.
The delightful weather during the week
has enabled the farmers to push the work of
harvesting towards completion.
1t is expected that the Maryland delegates
to the Democratic Convention will leave Bal
timore for Chicago on Saturday.
The first dance OF the Hartford Cotillon
Club will be held in the Temple Hall, on
July 10.
Aberdeen claims the youngest graduate
in the county, in the person of Miss BERTHE
Swift.
Roberts club, of Aberdeen, will play the
Penwood club, of Baltimore, on July 4th.
MIR. Robert Turner, is very i'll with typhoid
fever at his home near Black Horse.
-Miss Laura STREET., of Baltimore, is
visiting relatives near The Rocks.