The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-09-03
fIIE EClSAND INTELI.IGENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Wheat closed inlBatimore on Wednesday
at 9si cents.
The Baltimore base ball club holds first
place Icy seven points.
The Baltimore Base Ball Club climbed to
first place on Friday.
The public schools of Hartford county will
resume operations on Monday next, Sept. 9th.
The Elktou Fair commences next Tues
day, and continues four days. Speed contests
will be made the special feature this year.
Particular attention is called to the clos
lug night of the Fair at st. Johns church at
Luug Green which will be on Saturday night
The Sacrament of the Lords supper will
be Administered in Churchville Presbyterian
Church on next Sunday morning, September
9Th.
The annual picnic of the Norrisville Sun
day School will be held tomorrow, Saturday,
afternoon and night, in the grove adjoining
the church.
The c. Z. Society of the FaIlston Presby-
terrain Church will hold social at the home
of MR. Mamie johnson, Tuesday, September
I, at T. NJ.
DIR. William Dallam, raised upon his farm,
near Hartford Furnace, this season, an average
of forty bushels of wheat and fifty bushels of
oats per acre.
Hartford papers are requested to note the
death in Philadelphia of Mrs. Roberta Glass,
daughter of the late David and Eliza Bryarly,
of Baltimore
The eli trolting and . 20 pacing race at
Easton The Talbot county fair was won on
Wednesday by David H." driven by Milton
Greenwsy. Best time 2 19I.
MIR. Charles w. Baker, of Aberdeen, ha
purchased from the trustees, the real estate OF
the late Aberdeen Can Company, paying
therefor the sum of 50 600.
"A meeting of the local union of the Chris
tian Eudeavor Societies of Marshall's District
will be held at Good VIII Church ON Thursday,
September 9th, at 7.3OP. NJ.
a new postoflce has been established at
Walters Cross Roads in Marshal's district, TO
be known as Scarf" William 5. Scarfr
has been appointed as postmaster.
There was registered at McGaw's Eagle
pairs of brothers, all bearing the same name,
Norris. Such a thing rarely occurs.
Collector Shaw has appointed Mr.. James
A DifTenbaugh of Carroll county, to fill the
position of Deputy Collector of the Port Of
Baltimore, in place of Mr.. Hopkins.
Theodore Saunders has removed his bar
her shop across the street to the building late
J. 49, in ba inn
diate rear of Forwood's drug store.
Mr. John &. Rouse will leave Bel Air on
Tuesday, on his annual trip to Philadelphia
and New York, where he will lay in a stock
of new and attractive goods for the Fall trade.
A festival under the auspices of the c. E.
Society and the Missionary Societies of the
Bethel Presbyterian Church, Madonna, will lie
held on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings,
Sept aud s.
Miss Harriet Wilson Alexander, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Jchn J. Alexander, formerly OF
Bel Air, was married at her home in Balti-
more, on Thursday last, to Mr.. William Ed
gar Heald
Rev. H. a. Castleman, rector Of Emman-
uel P E. Church, left Bel Air on Monday for
bicycle trip through Delaware and Pennsyl-
vana He will be absent about one week,
and will travel about four hundred miles.
-Rev. John d. c. Hanna, pastor of the NJ.
E. Church, Wilmington, accompanied by his
little son, passed through Bel Air on Monday
on their bicycles, on their way from Whining
ton, Del, to Baltimore. They were making
remarkably good time.
MIR. IL. n. Hanna will deliver an address
TO the Sunday School of the Fallston Presby-
terrain Church, September 8, at 3 P. NJ. Every
body is invited to come and hear this earnest
worker. This address will be interesting to
old as well as young folks.
MIR. Thomas &. Galbreath one of the
teachers in the public schools of Hartford
county, has accepted a position at the
Western Maryland College, at Westminster,
as Professor in the preparatory department
and instructor in the gymnasium.
Tile .fIgis office was pleasantly surprised
on Saturday 10y being made the recipients OF
some fresh strawberries from the garden OF
Mis-. Charles Whitaker, near Forest llill.
They were part of the second crop for this
season and were of coed size and luscious.
Key. John H. letters has been appointed
to succeed the late Rev. \. j. Bender as pastor
of the North Hartford Circuit of the NJ. L.
Church. lie is native of England, and has
only been in America for few weeks. Mr.
LETTERS is said to be an able and fluent speaker
We have received from the publisher
the PcHilSuldr ircS$, published at Snow Hill,
Mary land by the Press Company, and edited
by Mr. John ). Hill, late principal OF the
Aberdeen school. II is Prohibition organ,
but we place it upon our exchange list with
pleasure
The annual convention of the Hartford
County Christian Endeavor Union will
he held in the Churchvi!le Preshy terrain
Church, on Thursday and Friday, October
18th and 18th, commencing at $50 r NJ. on
Thu sday. The exercises will be Interesting
and well worthy Of attendance.
j. Howard Hanna, charged with beating
his wife, Edith Stephenson Hanna, was indict-
ed by the grand jury of Chester county, Pa,
on Monday. Mrs. Hanna was atle to be in
court aud testified against her husband. She
was accompanied by her father, Mr.. I. N.
Smith Hanna is out on bail, the security be
ing for eight hundred dollars.
The Fallston Game and Fish Protective
Association held largely attended meeting
IN REYNOLDS Hail on Saturday night. Mr..
Walter z. Reckord presided, with Mr.. Robert
= Preston MS secretary. DIR. George w. Mas
samore, Secretary OF the State Association,
addressed The meeting. During the course Of
his speech he said he had found many fine
trout streams in Hartford county, and would
promise good supply Of trout stock. At the
close of the meeting number Of new mem
bers were enrolled.
Bel Air Notes.
List of uncalIed for letters remaining in
the Bel Air postofice. Mr.. A. b. Archer,
Thomas d. Boyer, Miss Mary Dorsey, &.
Richard Friend, r. W. Purnell and Mr.. Geo.