The aegis & intelligencer., 1897-09-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

at this term of the Baltimore county Court.
The contract for furnishing music for tn
Fair has been awarded to the Norrisyille Band
The September term Of the Circuit Cour
will begin on Monday next. 1t is non-iury
term.
Finn sport is reported in the lishiug liut
at Otter Point Perch are said to be biting
p!crtifuly.
Letters of administration upon the estate
of Martha X Rutledge have been granted tC
Edward r. Rutledgc.
The mercury reached So in Bel Air on
Tuesday The air WAS suncommonly still and
the hcat oppressive.
Tie dust on the road from Bel Air to
Delta was reported to be from four to six
inches deep on Wednesday.
The picnic at Otter Point on Wednesday
will be made extra attractive by magic and
seight of hand performances.
The ordination of an elder will take place
at the Fallston Presbyterian Church on Sun
day next September 18th at $50 p NJ.
1t is expected that the electric cars will
begin running on lDe DtI All lCad IiOLi
North Avenue to Fullerton on Monday.
The tobacco crop in upper Hartford and
lower York counties is nearly all cut and is
said 10 lie u good one and in prime condition.
Miss Lydia Leight, of Otter Point, gave
delightful sailing and Grabbing party TO
number OF her friends on Monday of last
week.
The next meeting of the Deer Greek
Farmers Club will be held at the residence
Of MIR. John Moores on next Saturday, Sep
tember llth.
Mrs j. IL. Hcuer returned on Wednes-
day from Philadelphia where she had been in
attendance for three days at the Fall opening
of millinery.
- ext Monday September 18th is the AM /
v.rsary Of the battle of Baltimore which oc-
cured in 1914. 1t is known in Baltimore as
Old Defenders Day.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lee, of Thomas RGn'
and Miss Leila Whitaker, of Havre de Grace,
are making a tour through the West. They
will 60 as far as St. Paul, MINI.
Mr. John {. Tucker raised upon his farm
near Forest Hill, this season an average of IL
bushels OF whelt per acre. At dollar per
bushel this helps farming to pay.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Whatsoever Circle, Kings daughters, will be
held at the residence of Mr.. John Il. Reckord,
on Eext Wednesday at 4.30 F. VI.
The wedding of Mr.. Edgar Henderson
and Miss Laura Luckey both OF Black Horse
is aunouced to take place at Bethel Church
on Wednesday next, September 18th.
The Democratic Executive Committee
met in Bel Air, Wednesday and organized by
the election of Coz. Ohio 5. Lee as chairman
aud Dr.. VIM. l.. Smith as Secretary.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Addison
Sadler, tenant upon Mr. John 5. Young's |
farm near Bel Air, died on Wednesday. Mr.. |
SaGler is i'll with typhoid fever.
Miss Mary Robinson, of Chrome Hill, |
gave = delightful dance at the Rocks ON We'd
nesday to number of friends from York
and Chester counties, Pennsylvania.
A public meeting of the wilma W. c. 7. L.
will be held at Uuion Chapel, on Monday,
September 18Th, at 80 p. NJ. Rev 5. b.
TredwAy will al iress the meeting.
Attention is called to the advertisement
OF Mr IL E. HoblitzelI. He has taken the
store lately occupied by Ewing & Co., ard
promises courtesy and fair dealing to all.
Remember to register. If your name is
not on the list you will have vote and there
are only two days for you to register, Tues
day September 2Sth and Tuesday October 5th.
We are indebted to MIR. William Kessling
for handsome cluster of tomatoes, six in
number beautiful and luscious. They were
raised on uis place, on the turnpike near Bel
Air.
At the tournament held at Snow Hill ,
in Worthip2 2ton's Valley, Baltimore county,on
Wednesday. Sept. 1st, Miss Grace STREET., of
Bel Air WAS crowned as Second Maid Of
Honor.
1t is reported that larger number of
horses have been entered for the races at the
Baltimore county fair than ever before. 1t
commences at Timonium, next Tuesday,
Sept 18th.
The marriage of Mr.. p. NJ. Barrow and
Mi-s Annie K. Andrews, Of Chestnut Hill, is
announced 20 take pace in Deer Creek NJ. ?.
Church on Tuesday evening, September 18th
at 80 T. NJ.
Col Samuel n. Hyde, the well known
Gamer has over one hundred hands at work
on his corn crop. His place embraces over
two hundred acres of laud in the beautiful
Long Green Valley.
A game Of ball between The Magnolia
and Bengie's clubs on Monday, was won by
the former, the score being l3 tol Batteries
Magnolia, Bullock and Michael; Bcngie's,
Meeks and Geary.
Letters .estanentary upon the estate of
William ii. Jones have been granted to Chas.
Is. Jones, and upon the estate of Oliver F
RgIon to Charles and Nathan Rigdon. The
bond in the latter case was fixed at Sl6 COD.
The Board of County School Commits
siouers have at their disposal free scholar
ship to the Maryland Institute for the proao
tion of the Mechanic Arts. Application
should be made for the same before Oct. lst
Mr. Robert l.. Baldwin, manager OF the
Carrcr0ft Delaware, Farms, bought A stock
cattle and l50 sheep in the Baltimore market
on Monday, shipping them by the P, w. &
b. r. r. lie paid high price, but secured
the cream of the market.
An all day meeting was held at Fellow
ship Y. f. Church, near Harkins, on Sunday.
It will be followed hy series of meetings.
The usual services at Fawn Grove NJ. 7.
Church were omitted On account of this meet
ing
A fine specimen Of the old-fashioned gun
flint, which was Il thing of absolute necessity
to the soldier and sportsman in days of yore,
was picked up few days since on bar in
Bush river, near Dove Cove, by Mr. Henry A.
Price.
AT the meeting Of the Town Board on
Friday night no matters OF public interest
were transacted. The Board has concluded
its labors as Board Of Control and Review,
aud as soon as the assessment books are
finished. the town tax bills will be issued.
A very pretty and well contested game OF
base ball was played on the Fair Grounds on
Tuesday afternoon, between teams from
.Iavre de Grace and Bel Air The game re
suited in eight runs for the visitors to seven
for the home club. Mr.. William F. Hanna
acted as umpire.
The season for the fascinating Lawn Fete,
is now at its height. 4 successful one was
held on the lawn at the Methodist Protestant
Church, on Friday and Saturday nights; and
quite an imposing affair, well attended
and remunerative, at the re-id nee of Mr..