The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-11-10
THE ECIS DNTELuCENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The new board walk in Dublin is nearly
completed. 1t is quite an attractive improve
ment.
Deputy County Clerk Joseph w. Cham
bsrlaine issued last week SO sink.bo and 81
bushwhacking licenses TO the duckers.
Tho November term Of the Circuit Court
will commence on Monday next. The
i Orphans Court was in session this week.
Letters testameutary up upon the estate
Of Laura A. Prigg, have been granted by the
Register Of Wills to Thomas II. Robinson.
Vernon NJ. +. Church, North Halford
Circuit having been repaired will reopen
with services there next Sunday afternoon at
$50 O'Clock.
An enthusiastic meeting of Democrats
was held at Hess posteflice OH Saturday, which
was addressed by MesNs. J. I. e. Hopkins
and Harry 8. Carver.
The revival at Dublin NJ. E. Church which
has been in progress for the past four weeks
closed on Wednesday evening. 1t resulted in
forty three conversions.
"A light thunder storm passed over the
county on Friday night. Observants of the
weather claim that there has been thunder
storm during every month Of 1899.
Rev. K. g. Murray, pastor of North
Hartford Circuit, was presented with lap
robe by the ladies of Dublin NJ. E. Church
during the bazaar recently held there.
The Junior Order Epworth League Of
Dublin VI. E. Church, will hold concert in
the church on Saturday evening November Is.
1t will be in charge of Mrs. X. &. Murray.
The attention of the public is called to the
sale next Monday announced by MIR. E. j. b.
Moore. The goods are such as are needed on
every we'll regulated farm, and will be sold as
advertised.
MIR. j. 4. Richardson, as auctioneer, sold
at the Court House door on Monday a small
piece Of property belonging to Sarah j.
.Gorrell near Harkin's corner to j. Edwin
Webster for $3.50.
The Havre de Grace Real Estate and
Power Company, are putting in new $50
horse power engine, for the use OF the Gam
brill Textile Works. 1t will more than double
the capacity of the works.
Society will hold a public meeting in the
Courtroom on Tuesday evening next, when
the great Boer question will be discussed. 1t
will be worthy Of good attendance.
"A spirited meeting was held at Level on !
Thursday night. The Democracy were out in !
force and stirring addresses were delivered by |
Mr.. Samuel w. Bradford, Mr.. j. T. C. Hop |
kiDs and U'Brien, Of Baltimore.
-seventy-eight papers were recorded in the
Clerks office durine the month of October, las |
follows: Thirty deeds, sixteen mortgages, !
six bills Of sale and twenty-six magistrates
judgments. Seveuty-six deeds have been re-
corded during the past three months.
Reports from all sections of the county
report the election to have been one OF the
most orderly and quiet ever held in Hartford.
The day was a magnificent one and the result
was fiat reversal OF the old saying that a
stormy day was indicative of Democratic
success.
The Bel Air Methodist Protestant Church
has made new departure in following the
Metropolitan idea of supply place for the
young people to spend the afternoon profta-
bly,. The hour for conducting the Sunday
school, has been changed from $50 A. NJ. to
$50 P. NJ.
"A welcome sight to Bel Air on Tuesday
was the old familiar figure OF the venerable
William J. wann. He has been a voter for
81 years. In that time he he's east 65 straight
Democratic tickets and would have cast the
other two but was DISTINGUISHED by the Repub
licars during the war.
MIR Harry Cover, Of Bel Air, has secured |
the position of superintendent of the electric
light plant at Havre de Grsce, recently estsb-
lished there by Mr.. John II. Rockford. Mr..
Clover is fully qualified for the position, and
We congratulate Mr.. Reckord upon having
secured the services OF SO efficient an operative.
Miss Lizzie Reynolds, weaver in the
Textile Works at Havre de Grace, had finger
cut off on Friday morning while cleaning her
loom while it was in motion, which is direct
violation OF the rules. Rules are posted up
throughout the mill, forbidding the cleaning
of any machine while in operation. Time is
given them for that purpose on Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Eda B. Cole, OF Havre &c Grace, has
died in the Circuit Court through Oliver T.
Rogers, her attorney, bill for divorce u
sinculo n,dtrimoni from her husband, Henry !
A. Coale. The bill states that they were ,
married on September II, 1894 AID that de- ,
PENDANT abandoned her in 1896. One child,
four years Of age, is living, of which she asks {
the custody. Ii
The total receipts at the fair lately held
by the Worthwhile farmers Club, were in the
neighborhood Of 5000. Premiums were paid
by the club for !, best display of farm pro-
ducts; O. best displsy of apples; 8, corn; 4,
pears; S, pumpkins; iellies, pickles, flowers
&C., each received premiums. The other, and
older clubs in the county may well profit by
the example Of this young and vigorous asso-
citation.
The Young Women's Branch Of the Forest
Hill W. c. 7. U. held its regular business
Nov. %. There was but quorum present,
however profitable hour was spent abiding
in the promise "Where Two or three are
gathered together in Ny name there are
I'm the midst of them" Misses Adelia
Tucker and Annie Nsgle, who recently grad
uated from the Loyal Legion were received
IL to the "Y."