The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-11-11
THE ECIS Acknowledgements.
local AFFAIRS.

PRESBYTERIAN Church on Sunday next.
The list of premiums awarded at the late
fair appear in this issue on the first page.
A government pension has been granted
to Hugh DonneIly, of the Upper y Roads.
-Rey. Mr. Edwards, Presiding Elder,
preached in the Bel Air VI. f.. Church, last
Sunday evening.
President Mckinley has issued his proc!a-
nation appointing Thursday, November "a
as Thanksgiving Day.
-Quartermaster Sergeant Calder, OF Co. u.
has been appointed regimeutal commissary OF
the Fret Maryland Regiment.
Letter testameutary upon the estate OF
Charlotte schuck have been granted by the
Orphans Court to Kate A. Shuck.
Horse thieves have again made their ap-
pesrance in Hartford, aud several horses have
been missed during the past month.
-Diphtheria is very prevalent in portions
OF Cecil county. In some places the trustees
have ordered the public schools closed
The oyster supper held at Forest Hill,
on Saturday night Ivy Wann Post, q. A. H.,
was well attended and financial success.
Rev. William VI. Dame, rector Of Mem
orial Z. E. Church, Baltimore, will preach
at Emmanuel Church on Sunday evening
next.
Bishop paret has been obliged to cancel
all his November appointments on account of
illness, SO he will not he at ChurchVilie this
month.
MIR. Frank C. Norris, late OF Falston, has
been appointed postmaster at Loug Green,
Baltimore county, vice, Alfred W. Neal, re-
signed.
One of the leading physicians Of Bel Air,
stated on Sunday that he has fourteen cases
OF measles under his immediate charge in Bel
Air alone.
Col. Samuel NJ. Hyde, the noted Gamer,
has removed from Hyde's station, b. & L. H.
K. to his winter home On West North Avenue.
Baltimore.
Democratic meetings were held at
Hickory, L.pidum, Hayre dc Grace, ShawS-
vile, Level, Upper Roads and other points
since our last issue.
Mr.. Luther G. Henderson sold, as auc-
tioneer for Mr.. Joseph NJ. STREET., trustee, a
lot of ground near spesutia Church, to Nathan
Grafton for 81 400
Mr. L. Wells Woodrow has removed to
the house in Norrisville, lately purchased by
him, from the Hartford National Bank, and
known as the "Brown House"
Key Charles Compiler, the junior pastor
of the Bel Air Circuit NJ. 2. Church, preached
his first sermons on the Circuit Oh Sunday.
lie is an easy and forceful speaker.
The fair and festival lately held by the
ladies of Dublin NJ. l.. Church netted the
sum OF $40 Rev. John II. JeiTries, the pastor
was presented with u handsome carriage
robe.
AS the bids received for the building OF
the Edgewood NJ. Z. Church were not salts
factory to the trustees of that church they
have decided to extend the time for bidding
to Wednesday, November 0.
"A marriage license was issued on Satur-
day by the clerk of the Circuit Court to
Alexander Berry ard Amelia Moore, both of
whom are reported to be seventy years Of
age. The parties are celored.
"A bill has been filed in the Circuit Court
by Walter W. Preston, solicitor, for Mrs.
Amanda a. Echolz asking for divorce, q
npeRsa ct MOrG from her husband, Frederick
Eichoz the charge being desertion.
Mr. George Y. Maynadier has notified the
County Commissioners OF Baltimore county,
as counsel to the Hartford Board, that there is
due to Hartford county the sum OF 81, 1880 as
Gtci ", IN mill
-Messrs. j. NOVEL; Hawkins, H. A. PEN
rose, W. F. Harvey and Edward Colson. of
Baltimore, spent Wednesday of last week
shooting ducks on the Susguehanna flats.
Their bag at the end of the day contained one
hundred and eighty ducks.
AT the Epworth League rally Of West
Hartford Circuit, which was held at the Viii
liam Waters Memorial Church, Cooptown,
last Friday evening, number Of blankets
were stolen from off Of horses which were
standing or the church premises.
1t is now considered very probable that
the whole First Maryland Regiment will be
given permission to stop over in Baltimore
one day while en-route for the South in order
to participate in the parade and reception in
their honor, and not only a single battalion,
as at first proposed.
Quite number of Bel Air enthusiasts
are making arrangements to see the Yale
Princeton foot ball game tomorrow. A P.
W. & b. train will in all probability, stop at
Edgewood and those who desire to go to
Princeton that day may have the chance to
do SO, and return that night.
MIR. Asa Jones, of Delta, who was robbed
of horse last week. recovered the animal in
Baltimore city on Saturday from a stable
keeper to whom the entire outfit, horse, buggy,
harness and robe were sold for the sum of
forty dollars. Mr.. Jones regained possession
of the property by the payment of ten dollars,
but there is as yet no clue TO the thief.
As Mr. Willard G. Rouse and his sister
and little son, John, were driving on Main
street, near the railroad station, Bel Air,
last Sunday evening, the front wheels of the
buggy became detached and frightened the
horse, which commenced kicking. Fortunate
ly Mr.. Rouse was able to control the animal,
and all escaped uninjured.
Captain Joseph T. Gator is seriously
i'll at the residence of his son-in-law, Col.
Benjamin F. Taylor, Of Bradshaw. Capt.
Gator was born in Dorchester county in 1872,
and after an early marriage he settled in
Gunpowder Neck, Hartford county, which is
now known as Maxwell's Point, and is part
of General Cadwallader's property.
-Ex-State Senator James j. Lindsay, of
Tewson, has announced that he will be a
candidate next fall for the Democratic nomi
nation for the office Of States attorney for
Baltimore county. Mr.. Lindsay represented
Baltimore county in the House OF Delegates
in 1884 and 1895, and in the State Senate in
1888 and 1890. He Is most excellent gentle
man and has many warm friends in Hartford
The attachment case OF Ohio n. Johnson
Thursday last before Judge Walters, in
chambers, and the attachment squashed
The plaintiff was represented by Messrs
Edgar II. Cans and b. Howard Hannah, Of
Baltimore, and Stevenson 4. Williams; and
the defendants by Messrs. Samuel Register
and S. s. Field, of Baltimore, and Harold
Scaiboro.
A valuable pacing mare belonging to Mr..
William NJ. Whiteford was stolen from his
stable at Cambria on Saturday night. The
animal was bard to manage when in harness
and the parties who took her evidently found
her so, as she was turned loose near the
Rocks OF Deer Greek, and found on Sunday
at the place of Mr.. James j. Wilson, neal