The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-08-27
THE EGISAND INTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Don't forget to vote.


Don't forget to vote.
Remember that it is your duty to vote.
Saturday is the day appointed for the
primary election.
The petit jury for the May tenn will
reassemble on Monday next.
Wheat reached Sl.O7 on saturday, and
closed on Wednesday for .O4 spot.
A government pension has been issued to
Josephine NJ. Gilbert, of Havre de Grace
-Chndren's day services will be held at
Goodwill Church, Sunday, August 29th, at
PM.
Lester Germon, of Aberdeen, has accepted
a position as an iniielder in the Buffalo base
qall club.
If you do not attend aud take part in the
primary election you have no right to object
TO the result.
A game of base ball will be played at Tay-
lor, on Saturday between the Taylor club aud
the Clifton club, of Baltimore.
Mr.. Edward NJ. Norris and Miss Beckie
Lowe will teach at NorrisviIle next term, and
Miss Matte Anderson at Dry Branch.
The Sunday school of the Perryman
Southern Methodist Church held their annual
picnic at Old Baltimore on Thursday.
-Freights are very heavy on the Baltimore
and Lehigh Railroad at present, two engiI es
being often required for a single train.
The canning outlook is improved slight
". Tomatoes will he very short but corn
promises 10 be better than was anticipated.
The annual Teachers Institute for Har-
ford county, will be held in Bel Air ne t week
the opening session commencing on Monday
Mr.. Charles &. Trout and Miss Mable 2.
Manifold, both of Stewartstown, were mari
ed on Thursday, 10Th inst, by Rev. A. W.
Lilly.
Mr. John Yost, who has taught very ac-
ceptably at Dry Branch for the past two ears,
will preside over the Mt. Pleasant school next
year.
-Rev. r. L. Clarke, pastor of Centre Pres
byterian Church, near Norrisyille, preached on
Sunday at Chestnut Grove Church, Long
Green.
A marked increase in the demand for slate
has been noticed in the quirries lately, and 4
general Frightening up in trade circles is an
ticipated.
A new pcstoflce has been established at
South Delta, named Cardiff after the sta
ton. Hugh W. Jones has been appointed
postmaster.
MIR. James S. Gray and Miss Susie Z.
Grant were married at The Methodist Episco-
pal parsonage on Wednesday, August IS, by
Rev. Frank K. Isaac.
The Board of County Commissio ners having
inspected and fully accepted the new Elbow
Branch road in the Second district, have order
ed the old road closed.
MIR d. C. Wharton Smith, receiver for the
Sasquehanna Paper Mills, has filed petition
in the Circuit asking for permission to lease
the property to Joshua G. Smith.
Mr.. William E. Gibney and Miss Mary
Kingsler, both of Penn. were married at the
Methodist Protestant parsonage, Bel Air, on
Wednesday, by Rev. s. B. Tredway.
Remember that Saturday is the day for
the Democratic primary election. Remember
also that the polls open in all sections of the
county at 2. NJ. and close at ?. NJ.
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county, on Tuesday. Misses Lotte Payne and
Edna Elliott, of Black Horse, were crowned
second and third Maids OF Honor respective
ly.
The store of Mr.. c. e. Nagle at Bynum
station on the b. & L. Railroad was entered
on Friday night and robbed of some hard
ware and cutlery and several pairs Of boots
and shoes.
While Mrs. James C. Taylor, Of Shane,
was engaged one day last week in the per-
formsnce Of her household duties, she tripped
and fell, knocking her arm out of place, and
otherwise injuring herself.
r. j. 5. Richardson sold at the Court
house door on Monday, for Mr.. Fred X. vii
liams, trustee, piece of property situated on
the Baltimore road, near Bel Air, to F. II.
Jacobs for five hundred dollars.
Tile Egis has in its possession the names
of nearly all OF the delegates to be voted for
on Saturday, abut being in honor bound not
to reveal them, will not divulge them until
permitted to do so by the candidates.
Every voter should remember, thai to-
morrow is the day for the primary election.
If Won DO not attend your friend may be de-
feated by one vote, and you can henceforth
consider yourself as the one who defeated
him.
Mr.. Eben n. Baldwin, P. NJ, of Claymont,
Del, formerly of Hartford, addressed large
coucourse of people at Shellpot Park, near
Wilmington, on Thursday last. The occasion
was HE Farmers Institute of New Castle coun-
ty, Del.
MIR William ID. Harryman, the duly
authorized assessor, has completed the assess
Inent of the town of Bel Air, and the Town
Board will sit as a Board OF Control and Re
view on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings Of next week at so O'Clock in the
grand jury room.
A yachting party composed OF Messrs.
Samuel Femming, Haldeman OConner.
Daniel Dull, Casper Dull, Don iialdeman and
DIR. A. 5. Koser, all of Harrisburg, and j. VIM.
O'Neill and James F. Kenly, of Havre de
Grace, sailed from the latter port on Wednes
day on the yacht Carrie, for trip down the
bay.
Miss Nellie Briefly, entertained number
of friends at ssCob Web Party" on Monday
evening at her home in Havre de Grace.
Among the many present were Miss Emma
Allen, or York, Pa: Miss Matte Sipple, Of
Wilmington, Del; Miss Clara Rogers, of
Lancaster, Pa; and Misses Bessie Jarrett
and Maggie Donovan, of Baltimore.
"A merry band Of youngsters, accompanied
ny their equally delighted escorts, left Bel
Air on Thursday morning on their way for a
days outing in Druid Hill Park. 1t was the
annual excursion of Emmanuel Protestant
Episcopal Sunday School. The party was in
charge of Rev. K. Allen Castleman, rector OF
the church and Messrs. VIM. ID. Harrayman
and P Moores Maynadier, superintendent.
A number of persons outside OF the school,
took advantage of the reduced rates to make
trip to the city.
Crop Bulletin.
In the Mary land Crop Report for the week
ending August 23d. the following data is
given for Hartford county: wheat aud oat
threshing is drawing to a close" the yields
are generally excellent. Corn gives good
promise Plums are abundant. Flowing is
well advanced.
Calvary Notes.