The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-10-16
THE EGISAND INTELLIGENCER,
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


this week.
Letters testamentary upon the estate of
the late Parker Il. Lee, have been granted to
James Lee.
Mr.. Willard &. Rouse has moved into the
house on Main street, formerly occupied by
Mrs. Mary P. Lee.
The tax collectors for 1896 reported
81, 1872 sc as the total amount of county taxes
collected in September.
Miss Edith White and Mr.. Wells o. Clay
ton, were married in Baltimore on Tuesday
by Rev \. f. Bradenbaugh.
MIR Vim. G. Jeffrey, has sold the property
cor of Main and Bond streets Bel Air, to Mr..
Jacob G. Kennedy, for $1,000.
The meeting of the sound money Demo
Gratis, which was announced for last Monday,
could not be held on account of the storm.
The lists of Baltimore county registration
show total vote of l5,3S9 white and 2,1O5
colored votes, making total of 1S,G94.
Mr.. Charles l.. DAllam, as agent for the
Cochran estate, has sold the property known
as Clayman's hotel to Mr.. Geo. L. N Ewing,
for $4,000.
Mr. Archer Bolts and Miss Maggie
Worthington, both OF Level, were married on
Tuesday, at Hopewell NJ. P. parsonage, by
Rev. Frank II. NullineauX.
Mr.. George NJ. Wiley has sold his farm,
situated near Constitution, containing about
100 acres, more or less, to James Bartol, of
Cleveland, Ohio, for $1,000.
Mr. Matthew j. Heron has received from
first hands large quantity of free silver liter
ature. Any person wishing for the same will
be able to find it at his Office in Bel Air.
DO not forget that the veteran Republi
can, Mr. Grant Stockham will address the
BRYAN, Sewall and Jewett club of Bel Air on
Saturday night, II inst. Come and hear him.
The Mechanics Building Association, of
Havre de Grace, is about to wind up its af-
fairs, the shares having reached maturity.
About 100000 will be divided among the
stockholders.
A largely attended meeting of the Hick-
DRY Bryan, Sewall and Jewett Club was held
on Wednesday evening. Messrs. Gilbert s.
Hawkins, Elmer j. Bull and Jacob A. Grafton
were the speakers.
The last dance of the season was held on
Thursday night at Grange Hall, Towson.
Among the many present were Miss Blanche
Archer and Messrs. c. c. Rouse and d.
Edward Long, of Bel Air.
-Joppa school has an enrolment of GO
pupils, with good prospects of a largely in
creased number during the winter. Mr..
D,;,
have charge of the school.
The meeting of the Level Bryan, Sewall
and Jewett Club on Saturday next will be ad-
dressed by c. &. Rhodes, of Baltimore, George
l.. VanBbber, William l.. Cooley, William II.
Paul and Gilbert 5. Hawkins.
There will he a meeting OF the Churchville
and Calvary Bryan, Sewall and Jewett Clubs
on Tuesday, October 20, at S p. NJ. The
meeting will be addressed by Messrs. Thomas
IL. Robinson, Walter ". Preston and others.
The old Stone Church near Parkton,
Baltimore county, is being converted into a
dwelling. Rev. Andrew b. Cross, preached
there for forty years, but it has been for some
time past used as Lodge room for Charity
Lodge a. f. and A. NJ.
The committee appointed to recommend
pastor 10 the congregation of the Presby-
terrain church at Havre de Grace, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Rev.
David II. Riddle, have unanimously chosen
Rev. George Joplin, of West Virginia
Thomas Smith, colorcd, a son of Henry
Smith, Jr., of Darlington, met with fatal
accident while cunning short time ago. His
gun was discharged accidentally, the load OF
shot entering his abdomen, making wound
from which he died on Thursday last.
Attention is called to the mass meeting
which Will be held at Fountain Square, Havre
de Grace, on Tuesday next at 40 P. NJ.
Good speaking, good music and sound Demo
cratic doctrine. 1t is expected that there will
be large turnout of the working men and
tax payers.
The Democrats of Calvary and vicinity held
enthusiastic meeting at Calvary Hall on
Tuesday night. There was good attendance
despite the threatening weather. The meet
ing was addressed by Mr.. Wroth ard MIR.
Robert Finney. The next meeting will be
held in Robert e. Richardson's hall at
Churchville on Tuesday next, October Goth,
at s p. NJ.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, of Havre de Grace, at their last meet
ing elected the following officers: President,
Mrs. Annie McFadden; yice-presdent, list
Mrs. Mary A. Wilson; ID, Mrs. Charles r.
Wright; Sd, Miss NJ. NJ. Ofiey; corresponding
secretary, Miss Matte Richardson; recording
secretary, Miss Susie Snow; treasurer, Mrs
Ella Taylor.
Rev. John r. Paxton, d. D., the able and
aud eloquent divine, will preach on Sunday
morning, at the Churchville Presbyterian
Church. He was formerly pastor of the
church and is well and fondy remembered by
the older members of the congregation. DIR.
Paxton will also make all address before the
Christian Endeavor Society at 7.30 P. NJ. 1t
is expected that there will be d large attend
ance upon both occasions.
At a meeting held in Bel Air, Saturday,
October 10th, an L. A. ". Bicycle Club was
organized. p. NJ Maynadier was chairman
and G. ID. Rosan, secretary of the meeting.
II. W. Archer was appointed chairman of the
committee to draft a constitution for the club.
The club will start with about twenty mem
hers, all of whom are active riders. They eX-
pect to take weekly runs The next meeting
will be held in about two weeks.