The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-10-22
fIIE EGISAND
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 22, 1897.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Ills family W luC SlNl i'i wv
MIR. John f. Evans, of carlton, has pun
chased the farm of the late Herman Iouchtoi
MIR. aud Mrs. j. Wilson Richardson hav
engaged apartments in the city Tor IN
season.
One hundred and twenty one CONVEX
sions have been reported on West harfor'
circuit this year So far.
We are indebted to Mrs. j. Fred Schriver
If the Mountain, for several magnlhceh
specimens of the Keller peur.
The Young Peoples Aid Society OF TIT
stewartstowu NJ. E. Church, has been reor
gauized with Mrs. Jacob Yost as president.
MIR. Isaac Larue has removed with hi'
family from Cambria to Towson, where he VII
superinteud the erection of the new chufcn
Mr.. Hamilton l.. Bruce has resigned his
position as station agent of the b. x o. H. H.
Co, at stepney, and removed to linton W.
Va.
Mr.. Nicholas Hutchins has removed from
Gordon street TO the house on Port Deposit
avenue lately vacated by Mr.. Thomas A.
Hays.
Mrs. Oakley P. Mitchell has been appoint
ed station agent for the b. and o. H. h. Co..
a, Stepney, in place Of Hamilton Bruce re-
signed.
Thomas H. Roberts has been appointed
by the Register of Wills, during the recess oil
the Orphans Court, as guardian OF William
II. Banks
Andrew Reynolds has been appointed ad-
ministrstor C. t. a. of the estate of Esther j.
REYNOLDS the bond being fixed at three
thousand dollars.
The ladies of the Y. ?. :. e. E. OF the NJ.
P. church, Bel Air, will hold lunch ana
oyster supper on election day IN the room al
joining Chspiro's store.
Rev. William II. LitZinger, OF Batt-
more is assistius Rev. L. G. Makosky In the
protracted service at Norrisville Methodist
Protestant church.
The registration of 1897 added 1855
voters to the list in Baltimore county, OF
which 16.57y are white. The total list OF
voters in the county is 37,494.
The new Textile works at Havre de
Grace have now ninety three looms IN opera
ton, and one hundred and twenty-seVeh
more will soon be in readiness to run
The Havre de Grace base ball team play
ed at Townsend, Del, on Saturday. Inc
game was called at the end of the eighth
inning, the score being tied, each club having
made ten runs.
MIR Isaac e. Baker an aged farmer resid-
ing near Gorsuch Mills, Baltimore county fell
from tree while picking apples on Moncay'
sustaining severe compound fracture oil the
right leg DR.. Harh ins, Of Worthwhile attended
him.
Mr.. Wm. E. Lingan has furnished the
IEgis office with small branch Of rear TREE
containing ten large and luscious pears. 1t
was taken from a tree in his yard on Broad
way.
MIR. Charles Brown, Of Shortville, n. Y,
a brother Of Mr.. W. II. Brown, of HaIfoid
county, died at his home on Thursday last,
after an illness of several weeks Of typhoid
fever. Mr.. Brown was wellkno"n in this
county.
Mr.. John W. Scarborough, OF Forest Hill,
and Miss Mary NJ. Chamberlaine, OF Ailibone,
were married at the Methodist Protestant
parsonage, Bel Air, on Tuesday, by Rev. 5.
B. Tredway.
MIR. j. P. Langley, late of Washington,
ID. C., has opened Photographic gallery at
the old stand on Main street. He comes high
Nv recommended as an artist of ability, and
his works are his test reference.
-Messrs. &. Jordan McComas, j. Miles
Curry, Charles G. Coale and Dr. VIM. l. Smith
left Jarrettsville on Wednesday for ten
days trip in Virginia, for the purpose OF
hunting deer and wild turkeys
The dance at the Temple on Friday night
was one IF the most brilliant and successful
OF the series given this season by the Summer
CotiIlian Club. The hall was beautifully
decorated, an unusually large number ef
strangers were present and the music was all
that could be desired.
An infant child OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Nicholas
Hutchins managed on Friday last to get hold
Of some Paris Green, which had been acct
dentally left within it's reach while the family
were removing last week and swallowed
small quantity. Prompt restoratives were
applied and fortunately no harm ensued.
The "Hackuey Trio" which furnished
the music FOR the dance at the Temple on
Friday night, gave an impromptu concert to
the guests and boarders at the Eagle Hotel,
on that night, which was highly appreciated.
Their music was Of a high order and very
enjoyable.
A shooting match at live birds took
place near Bel Air on Wednesday afternoon
18th lust. The participants were DIR. VIM ).
Archer and Messrs. j. s. Richardson Jr., 7.
NJ Maynadier, Charles F. and Clifford
Barnes. Two pools were shot, j. s. Richard
son Jr. winning the first and DIR. w. :.
Archer the second.
"A Christian Endeavor Society has been
organized at Cambria with the following
officers: President, Mortimer McCrea; vice
presideut, Walter Norris; recording secretary,
Maggie Jones; corresponding secretary,
Grace Bennington; organist, Lille Harmon
The meetings VIII be held on each Friday
evening.
"A small sal- boat was noticed on Saturday
floating upside down in Bush river, off THE
Battery" by William Walman, When first
noticed there were three men on board, who
seemed to be In trouble. Walman was not
able to 90 their aid and when the boat was
next seen it was floating upside down.
"A Democratic meeting will be held at
:Shawsville on Saturday October 3Oth.
Speeches will be delivered by able speakers
from Baltimore. Hon. George Y. Maynadier
and MIR. Samuel W. Bradford, of Bel Air will
also address the meeting. 4 good band OF
music will be present.
Rev John K. Paxton, ID. ID. whose re-
mutation as a minister was first established as
pastor OF the Presbyterian church at Church
vile, preached on Sunday morning and
evening to over flowing congregations at his
old church. lie is a man of great ability and
wonderful eIoquence.
The Interua tional Convention Of the
brotherhood of st. Andrew, a numerous and
powerful organization in the Protestant
Eplscopal church. held its general sessions In
Buffalo, New York, last week. About two
thousand delegates were In attendance. The
delegation from Emmanuel church, Bel Air,
jnclufed Rev. X. Allen Castleman and Messrs
Robert l.. Bull and Clifford d. Rosau.
"A foot ball club has been organized al
Havre de Grace, with Murray Lyon as captain
and Dr, J. c. Segar as manager. The player:
and their positions are as follows: Herbert
I nu; Artb ok "