The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-08-28
The EGIS NDINTELIIGENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MIR. T. II. Clark has been appointed
postmaster at Fulford, vice j. w. Cole, re
signed.
H-Rev. William j. Nicoll, has resigned al
pastor of the Baptist church at Heretoru
Baltimore County.
The Sunday School of the First Presoy.
terrain Church of Bel Air held their picnic on
Thursday, at Amoss' Grove.
The coal barges Edith Howes and Ida
Mans left Havre de Grace on Saturday. pear
inc 1908 tons of coal for Washington ID. Z.
Mr.. William j. Ogden, of Baltimore, will
address the Bel Air Democratic Club at the
Court House, on Saturday evening, Aug. ~.
The Aberdeen lumber yard was sold on
Tuesday by j. Edwin Webster, trustee, to the
Stevenson Lumber Co., of Marietta, Pa, for
$l,355.
Mrs. Emma Charshee and Mr.. VIM.
Bradfied both OF Havre de Grace, were married
at the NJ. E. parsonage at Elkton, by Rev. Mr..
Mowbray, on Monday.
The Sunday school of Emmanuel P. Z.
Church, Bel Air held picnic on Wednesday
afternoon in the grove belonging to Mr..
Garrett Amoss, on Winters hun.
The new Calvary NJ E. Church South, at
Jarrettsyille, will be dedicated on Sunday,
September 9th, at 1890 A. NJ. Rev. s. h.
Cox, D. D., of Front Royal, Va, will officiate
Col. Cheevers, of Tennessee delivered
Prohibition address in the courtroom on
Thursday night The audience was very
good and appreciative one. Mr.. T. F. Bal
presided.
The Taylor base ball club defeated the
Franklinyille team on Saturday, at Taylor.
The game was called in the seventh inning.
The score was as follows: Franklinyille, 4;
Taylor, 9.
Letters testamentary upon the estate OF
George w. Kirk, deceased, have been granted
to George j. Kirk; and letters of administra-
ton, d. b. II. upon the estate of Emily 2.
Silver, to Isabella p Milton.
"A patent was filed for record on Monday,
from The State of Maryland to j. Martin Nc
Nabb, granting parcel of land lying near
Broad Creek aud containing seventeen acres,
two roods and twenty three perches.
Mr.. Harry Lee, of Baltimore, son of Mr..
William Lee, of Bel Air had successful
operation reformed upon his foot at Johns
Hopkins Hospital last week. nerve that
was pressing upon a bone Of the foot was
removed.
The sale of $4,000 city bonds Of Havre de
Grace for the purpose of aiding in erecting a
school building, has been made to John A.
Russell and Thomas Sadler, of Havre de
Grace, at premium of per cent. The
bonds are per cents
MIR. A. S. Cook principal of the Bel Air
graded school, arrived in town on. Friday and
will give his personal supervision to the prep
aration of the entertainment which will be
given each evening during the continuance of
the Teachers Institute.
"A large force of hands, carts, road ma |
chimes, ETC., passed through Bel Air on Thurs |
day afternoon, on their way to construct the |
new race track at Elkton. They were in |
charge of the contractor, Mr.. Edward E. |
Gambrill, OF Baltimore.
A temporary organization of the |
HVeteraus Patriotic League was effected at |
wann Post Hall, Forest Hill on Friday night, |
with more than fifty members. A meeting of |
the League will be held on Friday, September |
4th for permanent organization.
Mrs. Abel D. Wilson, of Forest Hill, met |
with painful accident last Sunday afternoon. |
While hurriedly attempting to climb fence |
to scare away hog that was chasing some |
chickens, she fell to the ground, breaking her |
left wrist and cutting her head. Her injuries |
are painful but not dangerous.
The barge Sarah McNally which sunk in |
the Susauehanna at Havre de Grace on July |
Both, was raised on Monday by the Baltimore |
Wrecking Co. The water was pumped |
out and large seams found in the bow. The |
barge was badly damaged. She was taken to |
Baltimore on Tuesday for repairs.
A brakeman by the name Of Garrett, in |
the employ OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail- |
road was struck on the arm by the stand |
pipe at VanBibber station on Friday last and
severely injured. He was taken to Aberdeen |
and attended by DR.. j. H. Kennedy. He was
aftcrward sent to bis home in Philadelphia.
Isaac Blomberg, was committed for Court |
by Justice Guiifoyle. on Tuesday, in default |
of $25 fine and $3.50 costs, having been |
found guilty of peddling without license |
He was taken before Judge Waters on a
writ of habeas corpus, on Wednesday, and |
discharged, the commitment being defective. |
is called to the advertisement |
of the Maryland Agricultural College in this |
weeks issue. 1t is one of the foremost insti- |
buttons of it's kind in the country and well |
deserves the public patronage. Prof w. I. |
L. Taliaferro, so well aud favorably known in |
Hartford county, is a member OF the faculty. |
Letters of administration d. BIN were |
granted on Wednesday by the Orphans Court |
10 Joseph Andrew, upon the estate of Sarah |
j. Cook. The bond was fixed at $500. |
Letters were also granted TO Edward Wilson |
r,as administrator d. b. n, c. t. a., upon the
estate of John T. Wilson, the bond being
$4,000.
A gasoline stove exploded on Saturday
at the home of Mr.. Bennett Charshee, Havre
de Grace. The colored cook had attempted
to fill the stove while it was lighted, and as a
result was severely burned about the arms,
and the house was set on fire. The flames
were however extinguished with but slight
damage to the property.
"A grabbing and fishing party composed
of young people from MARSHALL district passed
through Bel Air on Friday morning en- route
for Otter Creek. Among them were Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert L. Wiley, WIN Bay, Miss Edith
Gordon, OF Baltimore, Miss Grace Bay, John
Upton, Frank Deets Miss Minnie Cairnes and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lamb.
The following additional appointments of
teachers have been officially announced since
our last issue.-Oakland.- Proctor;
Robin Hoods. j. Tammany; Angleside.-
Margaret T. Chase; Norrisyille.-Edward NJ.
Norris, Beckie Lowe; Black Horse.-Mamie
Norris; Mine Branch.-Elizabeth b. Reid;
Union Cross Roads.-Ethel Curtiss.
Obituary.