The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-09-23
The EGIS AND INTELLIGENCE.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Corn cutting has commenced.

ance on tne Susquenauua HAAS
Mr.. j. Melville Arthur, of Havre de
Grace has entered Dickinson College.
Mr. Maurice Roberts has removed with
his family from Cardiff to Baltimore.
MIR. Harry s. Hyde, of Michaelsville, has
been appointed deputy game warden.
Wheat seeding is progressing finely but
a good rain would be gladly welcomed.
The plasterers are at work on the interior
of the new West Liberty NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. George Bunce, of Baltimore, has re-
moved with his family to Havre de Grace.
MIR. j. Wesley Pollock has removed from
New Market to his old home at Norrisville.
The annual reunion Of Shows Battery
will he held at Perryville on Saturday, Octo-
Der 1st.
-Messrs John Yost and Ross B. Rigdon,
of Norrisyill lie have entered as students at
Dickinson College.
The tobacco crop of lower York and
upper Hartford counties is said to be an I'M
usually good one
A pension OF ten collars per month has
been granted TO the infant children OF George
Moore, deceased Of Abingdon.
A set of band Instruments, twenty-four
in number, were sent on Tuesday to the First
Mary laud regiment at Camp Meade.
Letters testamentary upon the estate of
Hugh Cummings have been granted to the
Register of Wills to Mary Cummings.
On Thursday, 22d inst, day and night
were equal, the sun rising and setting at six
O'Clock, and the autumn season commenced.
Tuesday at the Gentlemen's Driving Park
was bad day for Hartford steeds. Several OF
them started without distinguishing them
selves.
Miss Helen Kehoe, whose death at Perry
man was noted in our last issue, was buried
en- Friday at the Catholic Cemetery at Pixies
vile, Baltimore county.
"A license was issued in Baltimore on
Tuesday for the marriage Of Mr.. William
H. Amos, of Hartford county and Miss
Camelia E. Powers, of Baltimore.
Mr.. Edward w. Duff and Miss Bertha l.
Philips, both OF Bel Air, were married at the |
Methodist Episcopal parsonage, on Thursday
evening by Rev. rank K. Isaac.
The petit jury was completed on Monday |
by the drawing of Messrs. William M. Ward, |
Richard Gross and John G. Glenn, all of the |
4th district, to fill existing vacancies.
Mr.. Samuel w. Barrett, OF Cambria and |
Miss Grace Evans, of Bel Air, were married |
on Tuesday evening at the Methodist Pro- |
testant parsonage by Rev. X. s. Miller.
"A valuable horse belong to Mr. James |
Lee, managed to cut his leg so badly day or |
two since that his hoot was almost severed. |
Dr. Frank Harvey has the case in charge.
Mr. John w. Spencer, of Emmorton has |
thrifty crab apple tree upon his farm which |
after bearing fine crop OF fruit this year has |
blossomed abundautly for the second time.
"A letter from Camp Meade announces that |
the commission for MIR. Sllas B. Smith, of Bel |
Air, as Second Lieutenant of Co. d, LIST Md. |
Regt., is expected to be received in a few days.
MIR David Burnett Reckord, OF Bel Air, |
has been placed upon the list Of eligibles for /
government service, under the civil service |
rules, he having passed the requisite examina-
ton.
Mr. Anthony F. Smith and Miss Kath- |
crime II. DaIup Ilaui DOln VI rdnu NloHc, a., |
were married on Wednesday last at the High |
land Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. Albert |
G. Parker.
Judge Morris, of the United States Dis
trict Court, on Monday appointed Mr.. Peter
Lesley Hopper, of Havre de Grace, referee in
bankruptcy for Hartford county, under the
federal bankrupt law.
Mr.. Howard X. Mitchell and Miss Ida
B. Whitson were married at the home Of the
brides father, MIR. Daniel Whitson, near,
Amos post office on Wednesday, September
IA, by Rev. Howard o. Keen.
Captain Allyn Capron, of the U. s. First
Artillery, died at his home near Fort Meyer,
Va, on Sunday. He will be remembered as
commanding one of the batteries which pa
raded through Bel Air in May, 1897.
The grand jury was in session four day;
and found two true bills Of Indictment The
jury for the May term lasted only three days
and adjourned without finding single pre-
tentment. Truly this record to be proud
OF.
Mr.. Asa Vansant has exchanged the
Clarke Kinsey place near Pylesvlle, better
known as the belle Farm" with Mr.. Hugh |
L. Dooey, for his interest in the late firm OF
Dooley & Kirk, successors to Dooley & Proc
tor.
Since the organization of the County |
Treasury, about seventy thousand dollars have |
been paid for taxes. The daily receipts are
averaging $780, Treasurer Allen has paid i'll
to the State treasury S2l 800 up to Septembe'
10Th.
The annual convention of Hartford County |
G. E. Union will be held October &c and 81, IA |
Calvary Nj. E. Church South, Jarrettsvile. |
The committee are putting forth every effort |
to make this the best convention ever held in |
the county
&C. Oscar Blackburn, well-known |
farmer, residing near Churchville, was |
arrested on Monday by deputy Sheriff Dever, |
charged with asssulting Thomas Barrett |
colored, with a shovel on Saturday evening. |
He was released % security for further hear
ing.
"A little over TWO weeks and the twenty
fifth annual fair OF the Hartford Association
will be on hand. What have the people of
the county done to make 1t a success? There
is time yet to accomplish wonders, and we can
only quote the words of Milton as applicable
to the case. awake Arise! or be forever
fallenw
The Reckless Yacht Club has been incor-
porated under the general laws of the State
for the usual purposes Of said organizations.
The directors for the first year are Messrs. j.
w. O'Neill, Murray Vandiver, Robert X.
Vanneman, Peter Lesley Hopper and Ezekiel
T. Mitchell. The principal office will be at
Havre de Grace.
Sunday School Rallying Day service will
be observed at the Fallston Presbyterian
Church, Sunday afternoon, September IS, at
3 2. NJ. The programme as arranged by the
Board OF Publication and Sabbath School
Work will be used. Mr.. A. c. Crane, of Bal
timore, will deliver an address, to be followed
by a sermon by the pastor, Rev. w. NJ. Hyde
Among the many entries for the fall races
at the Gentlemen's Driving Park, which was
announced during this week, the following
Hartford horses were named: K. c. Richard
sons Belle Hoke, Maryland and Cora's Own
Timothy Redding's Madaline, Captain w. and
Belle T.; David Hanway's David Ii. and Green
ways Lord Hartford, Splinter, Belle Cannon
and Jake Patchen.
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