The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-11-05
TIE EGIS AND INTELIJGENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The new Vernon NJ. E. church, ut Gem
mills, VIII cost Il OG0
The !air and festival for the benefit OF the
new Vernon church at Gemmili's uetted
about three hundred dollars.
The road bed Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company has now been oiled from
Washington to iiavre dc Grace
III. receipts at the fair and festival
which was held in connection with the Norris
Vile Farmers Clubs exhibition amounted TO
sI4S.
The enrolment in the Havre de Grace
High school to October 10Th showed total
of 5Ol pupils, 262 of whom were girls and aa9
boys.
List Of nucallcd for letters remaining in the
Bel Air post Office: Mrs Mary Dorsey, Miss
Auuie f. Lomax, \ y. Smith and C.. Ii.
Taylor.
Letters Of administration upon the estate
of Jane. II. Amos have been granted TO Mary
=. Amos and the bond fixed at four thousand
dollars
All ,alinw Fen was duly celebrated by
the you, , Il Marshal-s district, as those who
were co. PEELED to be out were not slow 10
discover.
MIR. VIM f. Lingan, the town baiif is
the duly authorized collector of taxes for the
town of Bel Air and is alone authorized to
receipt for the same.
-Heary rains visited this vicinity on Mon
day afternoon and night. The amount OF
precipitation in Baltimore up toS ?. NJ. on
Monday was l ,33.
The November term of the Circuit Court
will cou. mence on Monday next, November
Sth, which is the earliest day in the month
upon wi tch it could possibly happen.
Miss Ada GorreIl, of Aberdeen, and Mr..
john Cord, of Paradise, were married in
the clica OF the Clerk of the Circuit Court at
Elkton IN Wednesday of last week b. Rev.
B. F. Price.
The Susduehanna Shirt Company started
their ne'- factory al HavI de Grace last week.
Ninety machines were put in operation. The
new industry will prove Of considerable i'm
portance to the people of that city.
The hunting season for rabbits opened in
Iork county on Monday. The York Southern
r. K. pus 4 special train on for the gunners.
Rabbits are very numerous but the rain pre-
vented many gunners from going out.
News las been received from Walkerton,
Va, Of the extrere Illness OF Mr.. w. Emory
Thompson, at that place. Mr.. Thompson Is
d brother OF Mrs. Sarah Chesncy, of Bel Air,
and formerly resided here.
Mr.. Il. Wilmer Aimony, WAS stricken
with paralysis At his home in Baltimore few
DAYS since and is critically ILL., He is a brother
OF Mr.. james H. Almony, OF ahawsville, and
was until few years past resident near
Shane.
The ducking season, which opened on
Monday, promises TO be one Of the best and
most successful for years. The hotels at
Havrc DE- Grace were crowded with visitors
on Sunday, in anticipation Of the Monday
sport.
Rev r. A. Castleman, rector OF Emman-
uel Church, preached to the brotherhood OF
ST. Andrew at Trinity church, Towsou, on
Sunday night. IL the morning he preached
at Wilmington, Del. MIR. Robert L. Bull, lay
reader, conducted the service in Bel Air.
the assignment Of bishops of the Metho-
dist Ep:, copal church, of the United States
was mate on Monday. Bishop 5. NJ. Merrill
will preside over the Baltimore Annual Con
ference. which will be held ut Washington
d. C., ii Sla,ch. Bishop Newman is assigned
to Win .ugtOn Conference.
The Chapman Publishing Company which
issued tie book containing the sketches of
the lives of the residents of Hartford and Cecil
countiez have brought suit against num-
Der OF OR county people, for the price of the
book Iayment will be resisted on the alleged
groI,Ad hat the hook does not come up to its
representations by the agents.