The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-10-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Don't forget to REGISTER.

Don't forget to register.
The Havre foot ball team will reorganize
this week.
The dog poisoner has been at work in
Hsvre de Grace.
The weather this week has recalled mem
cries OF the heated term of last summer.
Save your husks. They will bring as
much, or in some cases, more than hay.
Capt John T. Harkins has an apple tree
upon his place at Forest Hill, which is in full
bloom.
Revival services will commence at Mt.
Zion Methodist Episcopal Church, Fountain
Green, on Sunday, October I'D.
: Mr.. Charles X. Preston has crab apple
tree in full bloom for the second time this
season, on his farm near Jarrettsville.
Hon. X. B. Tippett the Democratic nomi-
nee for Congress for the second district, will
attend the Hartford Fair on Thursday.
A license has been issued in Baltimore
county for the marriage of Frank b. Crombell,
of Hartford county and Julia Harris, of Park
ton.
MIR. Timothy Redding, Of Prospect, has
entered his famous racers, Belle 7. aud NADIA
line at the York Fair, which is in progress
this week.
Miss Pearl Arthur, of Aberdeen, having
successfully passed the examination, has
entered the Peabody Institute, Baltimore, as
Il student.
An infant daughter Of Mr.. John w. Scar
borough, Of Forest Hill, was buried at Ascen-
sion Church, near scarboro, on Wednesday OF
last week.
The best yield of wheat which have been
reported this season is that Of Mr.. K. CarVil
Greene, near Upper Cross Roads. He produc
ed twenty -seven bushels per acre.
-Protracted services will commence at the
Bel Air Methodist Protestant Church on Sun
day evening Rev. Samuel +. Tagg, will
preach at both services on that day.
Rev. Il. A. Castleman, will hold Mission
at Grace Chapel, Hickory, on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, October 20, 81 and %, at
80 P. NJ, and on Sunday, 23d, at $3.50 z. Nj
"A four-y ear-old son of Mr.. Abraham Hcff-
man died Of diphtheria on Saturday and was
buried at 81. Mary's Church, Emmorton, ON
Sunday. Another child is i'll with the same
disease.
Mr.. W. Smithson Forwood exhibited at
The .4Ggis office some very fine specimens of
field corn He reports the yield upon his
farm near Bel Air to be nearly twenty barrels
per acre.
Mr. j. Royston Sitter, president Of the
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, has
made cuutrsct with Prof. Edwards to exhibit
his educated horse, Bonner" at the Fair
each day.
The wedding of MIR. Henry e. Schilling,
Jr, of Dry Branch, and Miss Charity c. Heaps,
of Harkins, is announced to take place at
Fellowship NJ. E. Church on Wednesday, Oct.
u, at 7.30 z. NJ.
Mr. j. Ross Scarborough, the County
Commissioner, has sold his farm near Pros
pect, containing 81 acres, to Mr.. Alfred Thomas
for So $50 and purchased the Archibald Heaps
property near Loves Mill. containing l40
acre, for s3.650.
There being no quorum present, there
was no meeting of the Board OF School
Commissioners on Wednesday. The next
regular meeting will be held on Wednes-
day November I'd.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr.. VIII
liam j. Price, of Centreville, Md, and Miss
Juliet Cover, daughter of MIR. aud Mrs. Joseph
N. Street,, Of Bel Air. The ceremony will be
performed at Emmanuel Church at noon on
Tuesday, October 18th.
Miss Clara Ascherfield was rendered a re-
ception at the Havre de Grace Presbyterian
church on Saturday evening, September oath.
The evening was spent in listening to her
description of her travels abroad, and looking
at the souvenirs of her trip.
Mr.. Charles Richardson, who has served
efficiently aud faithfully as the deputy for
the Register of Wills, left Bel Air on Monday
60 enter upon the study Of medicine at the
University OF Maryland Charlie leaves with
cur united good wishes for a brilliant and
successful future.
ANNOUNCEMENT has been made for the ap-
preaching wedding of Mr.. Michael Yingling
and Mrs Charlotte Marker, both OF Carroll
county The ceremony will be performed in
Westminster, on Tuesday next, October 18th
The bride-clect is a sister of Mr.. Albert T.
Geatty, Of Bel Air.