The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-09-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

This Is delightful autumn weather.
Don't forget to register on Tuesday.
If you don't register you can't vote.
The goose bone predicts long, cold win
ter.
The harvest moon has had its sway during
the week.
Many victory has been lost by apathy.
register and be ready for the fray.
MIR. Daniel Bay, OF Pylesville, lost val
liable COW last week from milk fever.
There will be an excellent display OF eli
kinds of machinery at the coming fair,
Letters testamentary upon the estate Of
John Martin, have been granted to Catherine
Martin.
The wilma W. c. T. U. will meet at Mr.
q. W. McComas', oi, Thursday, Oct. ., at
2.3OP. NJ.
Captain John z. Leight reports rail birds
plentiful on the marshes. Gunners are having
excellent sport.
A plum tree on the farm Of MIR. William
NJ. Ward, Shawsville, is in full bloom for the
second time this season.
Sergeant Walter w. Lee has been APP
pointed first sergeant of Com pany ID, in place
of Lieutenant Sias 4. Smith.
Reports from different parts Of the county
seem to assure large chestnut crop. Accord
ing to the old theory this means cold winter.
In the coming contest every vote will
count. See that yourself and your Democratic
neighbor have your names right on the book.
-Rev. Thomas l. Woodford, preached his
farewell sermon as junior pastor of the Bel
Air Methodist Protestant church, on Sunday
night.
The Convention of the Brotherhood of st.
Andrew is III session at Music Hall, Baltimore.
Quite number OF the members of Emmanuel
Church are in attendance.
On account of being large exhibitor,
Mr. P. H. Mccormick has resigned as super
intendent OF cattle at the coming fair. Mr.
W. F. Hays has been appointed in his place.
The young friends of Miss Lizzie Curry
rendered her very enjoyable surprise party
at her home near Shane, on Friday evening,
it being the sixteenth anniversary of her birth.
Cardinal Gibbons, visited st. Patrick's
Church, Havre de Grace, on Sunday, and con-
frmed class of seventy persons. The Card
iual was assisted by Rev. Fathers Leonard
and Dulin, OF Baltimore.
The Pylesyile store has again changed
hands, MesSrs. Stansbury & Son having sold
out to new firm composed of Messrs. Geo.
STREET. and Edward Hayward.
Mr.. Morgan Mitchell, of Short Lane,
finished canning on Saturday. His pack
amounted to forty Thousand cases OF corn,
eighty thousand dozens Of cans.
Mr.. John Aubel was severely injured on
Tuesday of last week at his home near Con-
slitutiou BY being kicked IN the stomach by
horse from which he was engaged in lemoV-
ing the harness.
Mrs Lille Bagley and Miss NJ. Lou Amos
represented Friendship chapter OF the Ep-
worth League at the rally held in Towson on
Sunday Miss Mamie Norris and Walter II.
Parrish were the delegates from White Hall.
The property OF the late John Dean
situated near Hendon Hill and containing
eixty-two acres was sold on Monday at the
Court House door by Mr. William l.. Cooley
for Mr. Robert Archer, trustee, to Mr.. Lingan
J. Lively, for 81 400.
Senator and Mrs. s. A. Williams have
issued invitations to the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Harriet Archer Williams TO
Mr.. Richard Henry Webster. The ceremony
will take place on Wednesday, October 18th,
at p. NJ. at St. Mary's Church Emmorton.
The next meeting of the Deer Creek
Farmers Club will be held at Poplar Grove,
The residence of MIR. j. Lawrence Mccormick,
near Bel Air, on Saturday next, October LIST.
The topic for discussion will be. 'Wheat'-
the cause Of the failure Of this years crop in
Maryland.
-Governor Lown1es ard Major General L.
Allison Wilmer, returned gu Wednesday from
trip to Camp Meade, where they visited and
inspected the First Maryland Regiment. Ger
eral Wilmer expressed himself as being par
tieularly pleased with the condition of his old
command.
The Baltimore Presbytery will hold lis
annual meeting on Monday at the Highland
Presbyterian Church, near Street, postoffice.
Rev. Henry Branch, of EllicOtt City, is stated
clerk. The annual sermon will be preached
by the retiring moderator, Rev. Adam e.
Thomson, of Homecoming, Md.
Articles of Incorporation of the Balti-
more and Hartford County Telephone Com
pauy were filed at Towson on Thursday. The
capital stock is $4,000 and the board of
directors for the first year consists of DIR.
James F. II. Gorsuch, Harrie j. Holdings
worth, d. 7. Benson, Walter ?. Reckord and
Edward j. Bell.
A movement has been started among the
ladies of Churchvilie and vicinity to raise
finds for the purpose of erecting town hall
in that historic place. An entertainment will
be given in the Mt. Zion hall il aid of the
project, Oh Thursday, October 9th, at 2. NJ
when the comedy, ''Six Cups of Chocolate"
will be rendered. Admission tickets will en-
title the holder to refreshments.