The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-09-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Orphans Court will be in session mex
week.
-Protracted meeting is now in progress a
Ebenezer NJ. E. Church, near Taylor.
The chestnut crop promises to be unusual
" prolific in Hartford county, this season.
Communion services will be held a
Highland Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
A slight frost was noticed around Chip
mans Sawmill, at Watervae, on Thursda
morning.
Mr.. Benjamin Bayless has commenced
the erection of cottage on Bel Air avenue
Aberdeen.
The Pylesville Milling Company hav
fitted up their mill with the latest improved
roller machinery.
-Protracted services will commerce oi
Sunday evening next at 7.SO o'clock, at Ayre
Chapel, Dry Branch.
The Sunday School of st. Paups Metho
dist Protestant Church, near Carea, held it
annual picnic on Friday.
The new railroad station ut Stewartseowr
is nearly completed. 1t is handsome edilice
and an ornament to the town.
Mr. Humphrey Lloyd is making prepare
tions to erect fountain in front of the
Hotel Auditorium at Delta.
MIR. Walter d. VI. Barnes has been select
ed as President of the Browning Literary
Society, of Havre de Grace.
Col. Ohio s. Lee has been appointed by
Register of Wills Norris as administrator
upon the estate of Joseph Livezey, Jr.
An oyster supper and bazaar will be held
at Union Chapel, beginning Tuesday, October
18th and close on Saturday, October 2lst.
Mrs. Frederick Peters, of Sweet Air,
Baltimore county, died suddenly while alight-
ing from a wagon in Baltimore on Tuesday.
The feast of "Hoshana Rabba," or seventh
day Of the Feast of Tabernacles, was cele-
brated Oh Monday by all orthodox Hebrews.
Friday. which has the reputation Of being
either the best or worst day of the week, was
a splendid type of beautiful early autumn
day.
Mr.. Richard Shanahan, General Road
Supervisor for Fallston Precinct, is critically
III at his home near Reckord, with typhoid
fever.
-Letters of administration have been
granted by the Register Of Wills to James
Lee, upon the estate of Sarah Hall Ramsey,
deceased.
"A heavy hail storm visited Towson and
its vicinity, about IL A. NJ, Monday. There
was hail, also, in the vicinity Of Jarrettsville
the same day.
"A marriage license was issued in Baltimore
city, on Tuesday, to Harvey N. Wilson and
Mrs. Fanny L. Robinson, both of Shane, Balti-
more county.
Mr.. Isaac 1. Leitheiser has been appointed
to succeed the late William j. Reasin as draw
tender of the P, w. & b. Railroad bridge at
Havre de Grace.
Randolph NJ. Isaac, of Towson, has been
commissioned Captain and Commissary OF the
First Maryland Regi ment, NJ. N. g., vice
Frank Batemau, deceased.
The Forty Hours Devotion will commence
at st. Ignatius' Church, Hickory, on Sunday
next Ri. Rev. Bishop Curtis will preach
the opening sermon at 0.30 A. NJ.
"A horse belonging to Mr.. Pink Benning-
ton, of Pylesville, hsd a leg broken while run
ming in the pasture field, few days ago, and
its recovery is considered doubtful.
MIR. Wesley Stamford, of Taylor, met
with severe accident, few days since. He
was using draw knife, when 1t slipped and
struck his knee cap, cutting it badly.
Don't forget that the Hartford Fair will
open on October 10, one week from next
Tuesday. Are you doing what you can to
make it success Let every one help.
Thieves broke into the postofice at Oar
lington, last Friday night, and stole 1,5o0
stamped envelopes. Letters il the Office were
torn open and scattered over the premises.
A well attended and successful lawn fete
WAS held upon the premises of Mr.. William
II. Smithson on Thursday evening Of last
week, for the benefit of Holy Cross 2. E.
Church.
Mr.. John A. Simters ard Miss Maggie E.
Conley, both Of Havre de Grace, were married
at the home of the bride, in that city, on
Monday evening of last week, by Rev. Alfred
f. Waldo.
-Wann Post, G. A. R., Forest Hill, will be
inspected by Department Inspector Simmons,
on Ocl eber DIST. An oyster supper for the
benefir OF the Post is also under consideration
for that date.
DR.. John Thorne, whose prominence II
the Primitive Baptist Church has made him
wsll.known throughout Hartford county, is
Dalf hn Is
about eighty years OF age.
The young men of the second district
gave delightful hop in Perryman Hall, on
Wednesday of last week. Quite humber OF
visitors were present from Baltimore, Wash
in gton and other distant points.
An unknown white man, supposed to
have been tramp, was found, last Saturday,
on the tracks of the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad, near Iron Hill,
Cecil county, with both legs cut off.
The case of Edith s. Hanna vs.. George
L. VanBibber, Executor, which was expected
to be called for trial in the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, this week, has been continued
until the December term Of that court.
"A game of base ball between the Hlvre
de Grace club and the Appleton club, who
claim to be the champions of Cecil county,
took place on Saturday, at Elkton, the Har-
ford boys being defeated by score of to 5.
Mr.. j. ohm NJ. Michael, one the most ex
tensive Gamers In Hartford county, finished
work at his packing house at Darlington, last
week. lie packed 26,500 cases Of corn, and
~ l. .l~a Of tha itty
of cans.
The young people Of the stewartstown
N. T. Circuit, which includes Norrisvllle
church, called in body on their pastor, Rev
James L. Elderdice, last week, and lef,
numerous tokens of their goodwill at the
parsonage.
Misses Vivian and Ella McIlvaine, while
returning to their home near Fawn Grove
from church, on Sunday night of la st week
were run into by parties driving rapidlyin thu
opposite direction, and had o wheel Of thei
buggy broken.
Mics Alice Hyson has returned to New
Mexico and resumed her duties there as
Missionary, after spending the summer will
relatives in aud near Stewartstown. She bat
charge of the Mission School at Rancho d,
Taos, for several years.
The case OF J. Martin McNabb VS.. Cath.
crime Daugherty was ended; last THURSDAY
night, in the Cecil county court, at Elkton
by verdict for the plaintiff for $780, TIT
suit was for counsel fees rendered by Mr.
.McNabb to Mrs. Daugherty.
MIR. A. j. Wagner, of Mcintyre, who is EN-
ployed at the North Avenue shops of the balti
more and Lehfgh Railway Company Balti
more, ksa his right hand badly mangled, les