The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-08-04
The EGISAND NTELLLGENCER,
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Prospect.
"A young child of Mr.. jackson Potts, of Bal
more, was Hurled at Highland Presby terrain
Church, last week.
The Hartford County Prohibition Nomi
mating Convention will be held in the Court
House, on Wednesday next, at Z. NJ.
Letters testamentary upon the estate OF
Thomas A. Amcss have been granted by the
Register of Wills to Angelina V. Amoss.
The great Cecil County Camp Meeting
commenced at Woodlawn on Tuesday and
will continue until next Friday, August H.
"A license was issued in Baltimore, on
Tuesday, for the marriage of Wesley McDoon
and Ruth A. Lamb, bo'h Of Hartford county
A marriage license was issued, on Thurs
day, by Clerk Forwood to Charles X. Brink
man and Mrs. Elizabeth Shipley, both of Balti-
more city.
While Harold Stokes was removing his
separator, on Saturday last, one Of the horses
became uuruly and the machine was upset
and badly broken.
Thursday night of last week was the hot
test of the season. To quote the expression
of one of the Eagle Hotel hostlers, The air
was very humiditous."
Rev E. c. Gallaher was seized with a
fainting spell while preaching at Towson, on
Sunday morning, and was compelled to dis
continue the service.
The Canning eutcr prise of Mr.. John j.
Durham, at Sharon, promises To be of such
proportions taat a telegraph Office has betn
opened at that station.
The ladies of the Bel All Methods. Epis-
copal Church held festival upon the church
lawn, on Thursday night, July 2Tth. 1t was
well attended and succts sful.
The annual pic mic of the Norrisville
Methodist Protestant Sunday School will be
held on tomorrow Saturday. afternoon, in
the grove adjoining the church.
Mr. Samuel j. Be.htel, formerly of Brad
shaw, Baltimore county, has opened store
in the large new store house belonging to MIR.
Thomes Poole, at the Hickory.
-Mits Helen Lort, one OF the alumni OF the |
Hayre de Grace Bigh School, and graduate |
OF the State Normal, has been appointed as |
teacher of the Michaelsville school.
been largely attended ard very successful.
Rev I f. Peters, former popular pastor of
the circuit, preached last Sunday night.
MIR. Clifford d. Rcsan has resigned tie
position Of c.etary to the Firesde Building
Association, Of Bel Air. and Mr.. Charles Nc
Camas has been selected as his successor.
The large creamery Of Charles r. Swis-
cher, at Rowlandville. Cecil county, was &C.
stroyed by fire las Friday, together with the
contents. The loss will aggregate about
$1,2CO.
The large trick barn rear Shawan, Baitt-
more county, belonging to Mrs. Ann p. Chill
coat, was destroyed by fire last week 1t was
insured in the Hartford Mutual Company for
Sl,1O0.
Eighty. two papers were left at the Clerks
Office for record, during the month OF July,
as follows: 80 deeds, II mortgages, 10 bills of
sale, Is magistrates judgments ard incorpC-
ration.
While playing with dog, on Sunday
last, Mr.. Charles Fadely, a well-known resi-
dent of IIavre de Grace, was so badly bruised
above the right eye with one of the animals
teeth that it was necessary to cauterize the
wound.
-Zebedee Householder, Republican, of
Baltimore county, has been appointed Deputy
Collector Of Internal Revenue, in the district
of Maryland, in the place of Thomas Phiibin,
Democrat, resigned.
Mis- A. Mamie Norris, formerly teEchCr
OF Black Horse school, but who has lately
been teaching at Hopkins Corner, near Falls
too, has re sigred in order to take charge Of
school near her home, in Baltimore county.
The members of the Methodist Protestant
Church. of Bel Air, held an ice cream festival
ON the parsonage lawn last evening, Thursday,
and will also hold one this evening, Friday, at
the same place. The proceeds will be applied
to church purposes.
The County Commits sioneIs have had the
road from jefferson School House, near
Carsins' Run, to Churchville put in first-class
condition force Of men with % teams were
employed in placing gravel upon it, under the
superintendeuce of Mr. Alexander Smith.
A number of the young people of the
Forest Hill reighborhood INDUCED in the
auxury of ride on Saturday evening |
Geatty's ice cream proved so powerful an at
Erection that they could proceed no farther
until the whole fifteen bad fortified themselves
with it.
DIR. Thomas Worrell, q wellknown phy,i- |
clan of Cecil county, was seriously injured |
last week, while bathing III the North East |
river. While diving, he struck his he'd 50 |
forcibly against large stone as to be seVeie'' |
hurt. The surgical services OF DR.. Jamar were |
needed to revive him. |
William Proctor, who had been committed |
to the House of Correction by Justice James |
Hopper, of Havre de Grace. upon the charge |
of larceny, was brought before Judge Waters. |
on Thursday, by a writ of habess corpus sued
out by his counsel, w. l.. Cooley. and dis
charged from custody.
A tournament rrd dance was held on
Tuesday on the fam Of Col II. McG. Howard.
at MY Lady's Msror The judges were:
Frank Gors such, DR.. T. Ross Payne and Gilber'
Pocock: chief marshal, Charles f. Howard;
assistants, Victor Sparks and Wiiber ilutchins;
hers!ds, Cover IIutcliI aud Carroll IIutchins.
Music was furnished by the SGnnyhrOok
Band.
We are indebted TO tire Hartford Historical
Society for a copy of it's Year Book, contain
ing the titles of all the papers read before
the society from its organization, on septem
der 90, 1885 10 the present lime, list Of
donations; The constitution and bylaws, &e.,
the whole forming valuable compendium Of
matters relating to the history of Hartford
county.
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Coursing at the HarfO,d Fair.