The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-08-11
THE EGISAND NTELLIGENCER
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Woodlawn csmp-meeting is in pr
gress, 81 miles from Port Deposit.
We are again Indebted to Mr.. slas
Griffith for some delicious apples.
Many farmers are complaining that the
tomato vines are dying from some unknow
cause
Edward II Hall has been appointed b
the Orphans Court as guardian of Frank
Hess.
MIR. Joseph s Whiteford commence
canning tomatoes at his packing house rpa
Cambria on Tuesday.
Professor George W. Devilbiss, formerl
of Worthwhile, will resume charge of the Fawl
Grove Academy this year.
The annual races OF the Deer Creel
Driving Park Association will be he'd q,
Thursday next, August Il.
"A festival for the benefit of Highland
Presbyterian Church will be held in the grove
adjoining the church, on August IS and 10.
Letters testamentary have been granted
by the Orphans Court to Joel &. Hollirgs
worth, upon the estate of Margaret A. Ben
son.
Letters OF administration have been grant.
ed by the Register of Wills to Da, lei NJ.
Whiteford upon the estate of Mary Z White
ford
The September term of the Circuit Court
will begin on Monday, 18th inst. Judge
Waters has decided to draw jury for that
term.
A marriage license was issued at Towsou
on Monday to Jacob l.. Pace, of Fork, and
Mary Adele Conrad, Of Della, Baltimore
county.
-Governor Lowndes has appointed Jesse
F. Del! justice of the peace for the Second
district Of Baltimore county, vice Charles
Ware, resigned.
Mrs. Martha Kitchener, wife Of Aaron j.
Kitchener, a prominent farmer of Colora,
Cecil county, was badly injured by falling
downstairs at her home.
David Douty, for IS years resident of
Port Deposit, but now at work in sash factory
in Wilmington, Del, had his right arm cut
off last week, by circular saw.
Quarterly conference will be held on the
North Hartford Circuit, of the NJ. Church,
on Saturday, August 12, and at Darlington
Church on Monday, August IA.
The Hartford Peach Bottem Slate Com
pany is having new tower erected for the
support of cable to be used in connection
with increased hosting facilities.
MIR. Charles K. Brinkman and Mrs Eliza
beth Shipley, both of Baltimore, were married
at the Bel Air NJ. E. parsonage, on Thurs lay,
August Sd, by Rev. Frank r. Isaac.
"A number of the ''summer girls" who
Hartford, have returned TO their city homes.
No doubt they wish they were back.
-Messrs. Frank Max Golden, a native of
Germany, and danes Nolan, a native of
Ireland, were granted their first naturaiiza-
tian papers by Judge Waters, during the
week,
Mr.. William II. r. Woodrow, of Norris
vile, has resigned as a member of the Hartford
County Teachers Institute, and will hereafter
devote his time and attention to Life In
surance.
MIR. Philip II. Clcsa, of Bel Air, has been
chosen as one of the organization committee
of the National stenographers' Association,
convention OF which will be held in Chicago
90 August 90, 2S and "a.
Mr.. j. ohm NJ. Huff has commenced rebuild
ing the Creamery at Mil Green, which was
destroyed by fire several months ago. When
completed the business will he under control
of Mr. Joseph Hopes, of Allbone.
Mr.. D. j. shanahan has contracted to
erect ,for Mr.. Clifford u. Rosan cottage on
TIE west ride of Broadway, adjoining the
residence of Mr.. Harry Cover. The eAcava-
tion for the cellar has been commenced.
MIR. John s. Richardson sold as auetioneer
for Messrs. Harlan ard Webster, on Monday,
OF the count bouse door, lot of land near
Cole postofIlce, containing between nine and
ten acres, to j. Edwin Webster, for $3.50.
The editorial rooms of The Eg,s and In
teHigencer have been handsomely papered by
Mr.. Charles II. Jones, and present an attrac
tive appearance. The job reflects credit upon
Mr.. Jones' ability and artistic skill ~ bis line
OF business
over tl2S, 0o0 worth of property has been
re-conveyed by X. B. Tppett, trustee,t to Boston
Fear, who made an assignment for the benefit
of his creditors. Amorg the property recon-
veyed to Mr.. Fear was several farms in Ilar-
ford county.
There is on exhibition at the office of
Col. Herman stump a gigantic tomato. 1t is
OF the Ponderosa breed is yearly eighteeninches
In circumference and weighs fully two roGuds.
~ ba n nj
saya ha has plenty like it.
"A very pleasant parior meeting Of the Up
Der Falls "Y" was held at the residence of
Mr. George W. Martin, on Friday evening.
programme of music j aad literary exer-
cses was supplemented By several interesting
games, and an abundance of seasouab!e re-
freshments.
"A number of our largest Gamers went to
Baltimore, this week, to secure hands for
their factories. About 200 left Cam en
station, Wednes Jay afternoon, for points
in Hariord county near the h & o. Railroad
In few days the canning of tomatoes will be
IN full blast
MIR. William Arthur futile, of Buffalo,
n. Y, and Miss sara Marie Preston, daugh-
ter OF MIR. Joseph Is. Preston, Of Darlington,
were married on July 81. Mr.. and Mrs.
futile announce to their friends that they
will be at home Wedns sdays, after Oct. LIST, at
4s Vermont street, Buffalo, N. !.
,-stttaIi0a is called 10 the fair and festival
for the benefit of st. lgnatus Church, Hickory,
which will be held on the church grounds on
Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday, August I6,
II and IS. The admirable manner in which
these festivals have heret ofore been conducted
is too well-known to need comment.
A gsme Of Rasa ball was played at Havra
Ne trace, on Monday, between the home team
and the P r K Y. NJ A. Club of Balti.
more, which resulted in victory for the Har
ford boys, the score showing s runs for Havrt
de Grace and for the visitors The battere:
were Gibson and Torrick for the Hartford
team, and Martin and Dougherty for the {
A. boys Four of the c. A. pitchers wer,
knocked out OF The box.
FIRE Near BlasE HorFe.
fire broke out on Tuesday evening in
barrack on the farm Of the Misses Gorsuch