The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-20
THE EGIS Acknowledgement,
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Farmers are now busy huskipg corn. The
yield promises to be very good.
A pension of So a month has been granted
to James G. Bavington, o: High Point.
MIR. and Mrs. c. &. Kestly will shortly
remove from Port Deposit to Havre de Grace.
Charles II. Faust, of Hartford county, Oh
tanned his discharge in bankruptcy on Mon
day.
Mr.. Morgan Mitchell canned during this
season, SO, 500 cases of corn and 10000 cases
OF to matoes.
An increase of pension from Sc to IS has
been granted to Joseph schaefer, OF Trump,
Baltimore county.
"A revival meeting was begun at Dublin
NJ E. Church on Sunday night and will con-
tinue for several weeks.
Yesterday was Maryland Day at the
Philadelphia Exposition and number OF
Hartford conntians were in attendance.
MIR. George NJ. Grimm and Miss Dora
King, both OF Norrisville, were married in Bel
Air, on Monday by Rev. E. ID. Finney.
-Athree weeks revival which was held at
Franklin M. E. Church closed on Saturday
night. There were thirteen conversions.
The Board of County Commissioners have
decided to meet at 10 A. NJ. and adjourn at 3
P. NJ, between this date and Apri! LIST, 1900.
The County School Commissioners have
rented room near Cherry Hill, from
Emmett Grafton, for the purpose of establish
ing new school.
Bel Air and its immediate vicinity, was
visited on Sunday evening, between and
O'Clock, by one of the heaviest and densest
fogs in its history.
-Protracted services will commence on
Sunday evening at Mount Carmel NJ. T.
Church, Emmorton, and Jerusalem, (Moun-
tain) Christian Church, wilma.
Mr. T. A. b. Dukehart, of Towson, who
is we'll known In Bel Air, has secured a
lucrative position in New York, city and re-
moved to that place last week.
Tho Sacrament OF the Lords supper will
be celebrated at the Evangelical Lutheran
Church, near Perryman, on Sunday vt 1870
A. M. Sermon by Rev. c. E. Mechliug in
German.
Miss Hooker left at The Egis Office on Sat
urday morning beautiful specimen of the
Golden Prize Apple, which measured Is
inches In circumference and weighed four
teen ounces.
Attention is called to the oyster supper
at the Grand Army Hall, Forest Hill,
under the auspices of Wann Post. There
will be an inspection at P. NJ. Ladies es-
pecially invited.
The Deer Creek farmers Club will meet
next Saturday afternoon, at the residence of
Mr.. Frank h. Jacobs, at Schuck's Corner.
The subject selected for discussion is 1.-THE
Labor Problem"
The Arch Deaconry Of Hartford, Cecil and
Baltimore counties will be held at Bel Air
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church on
November 9, 10 and II. There will be three
sessions each day.
The Hartford County football club will
play the University of Maryland, the strong
est eleven in the State, at the Bel Air Fair
Grounds, on Saturday. The game will be
called at o'clock.
County Christian Endeavor Union, announced
for October "a and % in Bel Air, is unavoid-
able postponed to November 30th and Deem
Der LIST. Further notice will be given.
Mrs. j. j. Plowman, of Clayton, had in
her yard this fall a magnificent tuebrose,
which at maturity bore thirty-six fully de-
veIoped blooms. Just as it was at the acme
Of its beauty, calf entered the yard and de-
voured It.
Mr.. Daniel b. Carroll, of Patrick, has
rented the Rock Run Roller Mills and is pre-
pared to do all kinds Of grinding at short
notice. Mr.. Carroll has had considerable ex-
perience in the milling business and will give
his customers satisfaction.
A very quiet wedding took place at Mr.. |
Joseph McCoy's at $50 P. NJ, Wednesday
October 4th, the contracting parties being
Mr.. Harry Dorsey and Miss Williams, of
Shawsville. Rev. j. E. James perfor med the
ceremoDy.-Stewartsto,c Neps.
Letters OF administration have been grant
Cd BY the Register Of Wills to Calvin 3. Har-
Ian upon the estate of John W. Harlan; to
Bridget A. Martin, letters c. t. a., upon the
estate of Patrick Martin, aud to Calvin $.
Mrs. L. H. Barron, well known resident
of Havre de Grace, was taken suddenly Ill on
Wednesday of last week, with an apparent
attack OF appendicitis. DR.. j. NJ. I. Finney
was summoned and an operation was per-
formed on Thursday. Her condition is said
to be hopeful.
AT the annual meeting Of Battery b.
First Maryland Light Artillery, commonly
called Shows Battery, which was held at Fort
Deposit last week, William H. Cook was
elected president; Thomas Kirk, vice presi-
dent and H. I. Brown, secretary. Five mem
bers died during the year.
The ladies Of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church on the Philadelphia turnpike will
bold an oyster supper and bazaar at the can
ming house OF Hanson and Lantz, at Nc
Comas siding ON the B. & o. X. K, on the
evenings of October 25, &c and 81. The pro-
ceeds will be for the benefit OF the church.
The body of the unknown white man
which was found along the tracks Of tie P,
w. aud b. Railroad, near EktoD, on Friday
morning, and who was supposed to be NJ.
Sweeney, of Baltimore, was unclaimed up to
late Saturday afternoon by any of his rela-
Lives. 1u6 Ecmaiub WCfC bohOu W ShCiiJ LII
and buried In the county burying ground
A writ Of restitution has been issued in
the Clerks Office in Howard county in the
case OF DR.. samuel y. and John j. Jay against
John NJ. Michael to obtain possession Of the
property involved in the proceedings. The
property consists of fishing shore on Swan
Greek, Hartford county, and was formerly
part OF the Jay estate. Tine case was tried in
the Circuit Court Of Howard county at the
last March term, having been removed from
Hartford county. A verdict was rendered in
favor Of the plaintiffs. motion for new
trial was argued at that court at the septem-
Der term, but was overruled.
Bel AIR Literary Association.
very interesting meeting of the Bel Air
Literary and Debating Association was held in
the Grand Jury room, on Tuesday night. Mr..
Henry G. Maynader was elected president.
Preparations are being made for an open meet
" ing in the near future, at which the friends OF
30 meritorious cause will be welcomed.
Agricultural Society.
The Board OF Directors of the Agricultural