The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-08-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Base ball tomorrow afternoon.

Base ball tomorrow afternoon.
The boys of the First Maryland regiment
were paid off on Friday.
Rev. n. Meter will preach at Calvary NJ
f. Church on sunday at $50 T. NJ.
Tho registers, judges and clerks OF
election were qualified on Monday
s.. Elizabeth Aver has been appointed
guardian of Pauline Smith, an infant.
"A large crowd was in attendance at the
woods meeting at Rock Run, on Sunday.
The Baltimore base ball club has not
succeeded in getting down to fifth place yet
Democratic primary meetings will be
held in Hartford county on Saturday, August
20.
The stores OF Bel Air will keep open as
usual each evening CT the week until Q O'Clock
p.
The fair for the benefit of st. Johns
Church, l. ing Green, has been very success
full so far.
Mr. Morgan Mitchell, of Short Lane, put
I'D the first Of his seasons pack Of corn on
Wednesday.
From present indications, Maryland's
next delegation in Congress will have to go
without Booze.
The Mutual Fire Insurance Company have
placed in their office a new Miller safe weigh
ing 5000 pounds.
Bush meeting will be held near Garrett
son chapel, Michaelsville, commencing Sun
day, August 18th.
Jacob Stephenson and Addison Williams.
of Hartford county, have been appointed
deputy fish wardens.
-Protracted services are expected to com
mence at McKendree NJ. Z. Church, Black
Horse, on Sunday next.
The recent heavy rains have caused con-
siderable damage to the tobacco crop in Har-
ford and lower York counties.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be observed at the Fallston Presbyterian
Church Sunday August IA, at $50.
Union Chapel NJ. P. Sunday School will
hold their annual picnic on Thursday, Aug
18th, in the grove adjoining the Church.
The "Manor Tournament" has again been
postponed on account of the weather. ills
proposed to hold it on Tuesday, August 3d.
A large hay shed upon the farm Of Mr..
Ross Bond, near Gorsuch Mills was struck by
lightning last week and entirely consumed.
The decrease In the temperature on Fri
day was delightful. The season Of extremely
hot weather was very long and fierce one.
The temperature which had been above
the 500 mark for several days, was very COM
fortably reduced on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mr.. Joseph w. Archer, commenced can
ming on Wednesday at his packing house near
wilma, by canning four hundred bushels OF
tomatoes.
The Woods meeting which was held
last week on the old Carsns' Run camp
ground, were we'll attended and the interest
was undated to the last.
-Lettie Benns, colored, of Aberdeen, was
committed to jail for thirty days on Friday by
Justice Bounett for the larceny OF dress
from Mary d. Giles, colored.
-Forty-six tramps were captured at the
tramp roost near Perryville last week, and
taken to Elktou jail. A number OF them
were armed with knives and pistols.
The annual Harvest Home Service will be
held in the Bel Air Presbyterian Church, Sun
day morning, August 14th, at eleven O'Clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Special service will be held at the Falls
ton PRESBYTERIAN Church Friday night August
18th, at s P. NJ at which time it is expected
that the Rev. 5. s. Greenwell will preach.
The Taylor base ball club defeated the
Ridge club OF Hydes station on saturday
last, by score OF IS to s. They will play at
Hyde on tomorrow, Saturday afternoon.
Miss Clara Ascherfeld, of Havre de Grace,
who is one of the musical faculty of the Pea
body Institute, Baltimore, is travelling In
Germany. When last heard from she was at
Auerbach.
The road from Stafford to the property Of
the late Thomas Dever is very much out of
order and should be repaired. Some OF the
neighboring farmers are afraid to haul their
grain over it.
A leaky coal oil stove, and the escaping
fluid caused CONSERVATION at the Bel Air
Drug Store on Monday. The flames were
fortunately extinguisbed before they had
gained headway.
A dispatch from Fort Monroe, to the
Baltimore .S,u,, of Saturday, says: sob Pll
tell you the First is all right, and when she
gets to the front will make record to be
proud Of" So mote it be-
Mrs. Emily Jane Bond, lunatic, escaped
from Spring Grove Hospital on Tuesday OF
last week. and returned to her home on the
Mountain. She was brought to Bel Air and
given into the custody of Sheriff Forsythe.
-Rt. Rev. Bishop Coleman will be on visit
TO Rev. Z. A. Colburn, August 18th and 18th,
and will ofliciate in Holy Trinity church on
the evening cf the 18th. Rev. Mr.. Colburn
and wife have been to visit Bishop Coleman,
in Wilmington.
Mr. Stephen j. Seneca, as trustee OF the
Pooley Shirt Company, of Hartford county,
laid an attachment on Wednesday on the pro-
perty in Havre de Grace of the Susquehanna
Shirt Company of Hartford county. The
claim was for 81, 24674.
Griffith Collins aud Fern Norton, colored,
were arrested on Monday, charged with dis
orderly conduct on the street, Collins was
fined 81 and costs by Justice Richardson for
carrying concealed weapon, razor, and
Norton was released on security for Court by
Justice Barnes.
DIN Cruise,
A party OF Baltimoresns left Havre de
Grace on Monday for five days cruise on
ChAsanaake BAY They embarked on the