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

on July 4th.
MIR. Howard Munnikhuysen is reporte
very i'll at his home in Baltimore.
DIR. w. s. Smith has connected his hom
at Jarrettsville, with the Upper Roads, b
telephone.
Miss Virginia Herbert, of Gray Rocl
Howard county, is visiting Mrs. John I. Sa"
yer, Emmorton.
MIR. w. Edward Hoover and family, c
Washington, d. c., will spend the summer
Havre de Grace.
MIR. c. f. Barnes has entered his horse
"Careless Boy" for the 9. so pacing race,
GentIemen's Driving Park, July 4th.
Bishop Paret will preach and confirm il
st. Mary's Church, Emmorton, Sunday after
noon. July 9Th. Services at $50 O'Clock.
Mr.. Charles b. Lynch, of Hartford count,
aud Miss Sophia NJ. Allan, of Baltimore wer
married in that city by Rev. DIR. Hubbard OIL
June "A.
MIR. W. f. Ford, of the staff OF thu
baltimore Stu,, with his wife and two child
rem, are visiting at the residence of DIR. w
". Virdin, Lapidum.
Mr. Frank Bateman, has been appointed
as Commssary of the LIST Regt. NJ. n. G. liz
will be attached to the Staff of Col. Lane,
with the rank of Captain.
There will be reproduction of the New
York Baltimore game of base ball played
(by telegraph) by two local teams at Brad
shaw on July at z. NJ.
A fine Orange Chief colt belonging to Mr.
W. d. Barteson died on Monday. 1t took
the first premium at the County Fair last fall
and was a valuable animal.
The Deer Creek Farmers Club will meet
at ''Mooreland," the residence of Mr.. John
Moores, on Saturday, July 25th. The subiee
for discussion will be "Wheat."
Lightning struck the fence surrounding
the property of Mr.. Silas Baldwin near Forest
Hill few days ago and valuable hog and
two fine geese belonging to Mr. Baldwin were
killed.
Rev. William +. Brand preached a sermon
on "Armenia,' at st. Mary's Church, Emmor
ton, ON Sunday, and collection was taken
up for the benefit of the sufferers in that I'M
happy country.
In the re adjustment of postmasters
salaries for the fiscal year beginning July LIST,
that Of the postmaster at Bel Air has been
raised to 81 600, and that of lIavre de Grace
reduced to 81, 400
The members of Eden Conclave, No. GO,
Ion of Havre de Grace, were visited on
Monday afternoon by number of members of
the the order in Baltimore. The visitors were
entertained at dinner.
The Slate Ridge Presbyterian Sabbath
school has elected James A. Stewart and Mel
son A. Heaps delegates to the Hartford County
5. :. Convention to be held in the Hopewell
NJ. z. Church on July %.
Mr.. Joseph NJ. Street,, of the Hartford
Democrat, was re elected president of the Mary
land Democratic Editorial Association on
Saturday, at Deer Park. Misses Juliet and
Mabel accompanied him to Deer Park.
A social will be held on Tuesday evenin g
next at Methodist Protestant church, Bel Air,
under the auspices of the Sewing Circle. An
admission of 10 cents will be charged. Re
treatments will be served free.
AT 3 meeting of the Bel Air Republican
Club, held on Monday evening, James NJ.
Reynold and Allen Hoffman were elected as
delegates to the convention of Republican
Clubs, to be held in Baltimore next month.
The annual meeting of the State Teachers
Association will begin at Deer Park, Tuesday,
July 18th, and will continue three days. Mr..
John d. Worthingtou, OF Hartford county, is
one of the vice presidents of the Association.
"A fine horse belonging to DR.. Hopkins
wac killed in Darlington on Monday. He
pulled back on the halter. and when the rope
gave way, fell back and struck his head on
the ground with such force as to break his
skull.
A very small audience greeted Prof. A.
W. Hawks, on Thursday evening, owing
more than probably to the reception being
held at Ingleside. The lecturer was'in one Of
his harpiest veins and kept his audience de-
lighted.
The banks will be closed, but there
will he no general suspension of business
in Bel Air on the 4th of July, owing to the
TACT lllI III ldliS upon ihSiS WIN
be four very interesting races at the Fair
grounds.
A piece of property lying in the ID dis
trict, near Churchville, containing about 2
acres, was sold at the Court House door, on
Monday, to Elizabeth A. Hawkins for 81 200,
hy j. s. Richardson, auctionecr, for s. A.
Williams, trustee.
Mrs. Dr. Herbert Harlan was painfully
but not seriously hurt on Monday afternoon
while bicycling IN Druid Hill Park. She was
taken to the residence of Judge Harlan. The
MeSsrs. Harlan are sons of the late DR.. David
Harlan, of Churchville.
Home Secret Lodge, Knights of Pythias
will have their annual entertainment at their
lodge room in Shawsville on Saturday next,
July 4th, when ice cream and other dainties
Will be prepared for their lady friends and
oLhers. The committee having the matter in
charge are Hessrs. Nelson Gilbert, John
Wiley and Samuel u. Kirkwood.
A grand Epworth League rally and all
day basket picnic will be held Tuesday, July
q, in Mr.. 5. A. Williams grove near the rail-
road station, Bel Air, under the auspices OF
the Bel Air and Mt. Zion Chapters of the Ep-
worth League of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Many leaguers from Hartford and
Baltimore counties and from Baltimore city
arc expected to be present. Good music,
readings aud bright addresses will enliven the
occasion.
VIM. L. Sharpless and Catherine Carpen-
for wara Indicted at the Nav term of court
for selling fertilizers in Hartford county with
out special license. The counsel for the de-
Tense Mr. William l.. Marbury demurred to
the indictment, alleging the law 20 be uncon-
stItutiOmal. The case was argued before
Judge Walters on Saturday by Messrs. Walter
w. Preston and William II. Harlan for the
State aud Mr.. Marbury for the defense. The
court will render a decision in few days.
The extension of the Delta Telephone line
during the construction of which Mr.. Charles
Anderson was assaulted as heretofore re
ported in The 1FgiS, was finished on Thurs
day without further trouble. This line
should be at once connected with the liar
ford Company's lines, and communication
effected with all parts of the county. Al
agreement could, we are satisfied, be per
fectcd so as to accomplish this end and the
service aud business interests Of both organi
cations be largely increased.
The renewed interest which has been ex
hibted in the affairs of Company ID, lst Regi
ment, NJ N g., contains unabeted. Fiji
teen recruits were added on Monday night
and the company has reached its limit as far a