The aegis & intelligencer., 1897-06-25
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

near Shawsville for $500
-Children's day services will be held at
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, near
Joppa, on Sunday, at z. NJ.
There will be Christian Endcavor Con
ference and rally at Chestnut Hill on Sunday
next. Services at . 30 and 80 F. NJ.
A marriage license has been issued at
East. anu Miss Rachel Taylor, of Aberdeen.
--Rey. 5 {. Wasson, will repeat, by re-
quest, lis sermon on ''Election,' next Sun
day morning at.he Churchvile Presbyterian
Church.
Ali members of the Hickory Democratic
Club are requested to be present on Saturday,
2G,h instant for transal tion of important
business.
-Governor Lowndes on Saturday issued
pardon for Alfred 5. Day, who was convicted
in 1894 for larceny and sentenced to the peni-
teutiary.
The centennial anniversary of the torma-
tion of the Grand Chapter of Maryland, Royal
Arch Masons was celebrated in Baltimore on
Thursday.
The Stewartstown Creamery Company
has been organized with Jacob Yost as presi-
dent aud c. W. Shaw as secretary and treas
urer. Capital stock s.. 500.
-Children's day services which were stopped
by the storm of the 18Th, will be observed at
Ayre's Chapel on Sunday afternoon next, ,27th
inst a5 three O'Clock.
On the call Of court on Monday, all of the
iurymen except those on the special panel
were discharged until Monday, August Both,
when the trial of removed cases will be re-
sumed.
Fred Colburn, thirteen year-old son of
Mr. IL. B. Coburn, of Havre de Grace, while
engaged in picking cherries on Saturday, fell
from the tree and sustained a fracture of the
collar-bone.
While DR.. Lee K. Pennington, OF Havre
dc Grace, formerly of Bel Air, was using an
alcohol lamp at his office on Wednesday even
ing 10TH inst, lie accidently upset the lamp,
badly burning his hand.
"A movement is on foot to reorganze the
summer cotillion club. 1t is designed to give
series of six dances during the season, and
It'll very probable that the Baltimore Peabody
Orchestra will furnish the music
Master Leonard Wiley, of Norrisville,
fell from cherry tree at his home few days
since. He struck pale fence in his descent,
one of the pales penetrating his hip to the
bone. He has been confined to the house
ever since.
Mr. Austin L. Crothers, who is in Bel Air,
i,, frio nj pF tba I've
case stopped over in Elkton on Tuesday long
enough to he nominated as the Democratic
candidate for the State Senate The -Egis
extends congratulations.
The Berkleyvllc base ball club defeated
the Pilottown club of Cecil county on Thurs
day on the grounds of the latter club. The
score stood BerNleyvilIe-1O; Pilottown-4.
batteries -Befkleyvilie, Hopkins and Richey;
Piiottowr-Reese and Reese.
The Y. p. :. c. Z. OF Bethel church held
a lawn social at the parsonage on Tuesday
evening Nearly two hundred persons Were
in attendance, refreshments were served In
abundance, games were played, and a delight
ful evening experienced 10y all.
Aberdeen Council, Senior Order United
schooIhouse, Mulberry Point, on Friday after
noou. Addresses were delivered 10y Rev.
Wm. L. Bind, OF Ilavre de Grace, Rev. d. y.
Foa.j OF Aberdeen, Hon. Vim. b. Baker,
George v. Evans aud Burton Proctor.
-Cynsi.er.be Of 4 sensation has been
caused IN Fawt GROVE by the discovery OF a
yellow metal looking very much like gold.
Some OF the ore has been sent away to be
aSsaycd and the hope is expressed that it may
he founl valuable, AS til whole town is under
laid with the rock from which it was obtained.
"A netting of the ladies of Hartford
county desirous Of forming chapter of the
United Daughters of the Confederacy will
meet at the home of Mrs. J. 7. c. Hopkins in
Bel Air Oh Tuesday the twenty ninth of
June All desiring application blanks for
membership IN same, should make application
to secretary.
On Thursday last while Father FitZ-
Gerald, the pastor of St. Patrfck's Catholic
Church at IIavre de Grace was engaged in
whetting sickle, preparatory to NOW some
grass in Mt. Erin Cemetery, he inflicted an
ugly cash in the right thumb at the knuckle
gave the necessary surgical attention.
Rev L. Il. BURY, of Massilon, Ohio, will
preach at st. Paui's Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Perryman, on Sunday afternoon at
9 80 o'clock. The services will be in the Eng
lish language. Mr.. BURY WAS the first pastor
of that church. serving in that capacity about
sixteen years ago, when the services were held
in private houses, prior to the erection of the
church.
The Delta Hcrald and Times of last week
says Tim Redding and his son Mike were
at Oxford last week with some of their horses
as winners in the races. The Messrs Red
ding take great pride in their fine horses aud
have training track on their farm. They
have received some Gattering offers for their
winners. The horses are driven by Mike
who is quite skilIful horseman."
officer Carroll on Tuesday arrested q
negro named John Scott, near High Point.
He was il fugitive from Baltimore county
having been arrested last November, charged
with having committed an assault upon Henry
Walters, colored, near Reckord. Constable
Charles II. Whitaker arrived in Bel Air OF
Tuesday evening and the prisoner was taken
to Towson. 1t was at first thought that he
was the one wanted in Baltimore county fOl
murder at or near Rindallstown, as he an
swered the description very closely. 1t ap
pears, however, that it is another Scott.
The Delta Races.
The spring races of the Delta Trottine As