The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-07-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS

Republican primaries Will be held Il
Baltimore county, on August IS
Mr. George Burnley caught 26 dozen crab
at Otter Point, Bush river, one day this week
Mr.. Walter Proctor, of South Delta
shipped last week 100 bushels of new wheat
We are Indebted to Mr.. Silas f. Griffith
of Benson, for some delicious early harves
apples.
The first National Bank Of Aberdte en- hal
declared a semi-annuaI dividend of three ant
a-half per cent.
The vital statistics of Baltimore county
show 2l3 deaths and 306 births during the
past six months.
Miss Cora Gorrell, who has been acting as
assistant at the Cambria school, has been ap
pointed principal thereof.
"A great amount of damage was done in
Upper Howard county on Wednesl lay Of last
week by severe hail storm.
Prof Roman Tammany, of Hartford coun'
ty, has been elected principal OF the George
town, Delaware, public school.
The annual pic mic of the Norrisville Sun,
day school will be held in the grove adjoining
the church, on Saturday, August IL.
Thomas W. Quirk, OF H4vre de Grace,
has been appointed a probationary patrolman
on the police force of Baltimore city.
Letters of administration have been
granted by the Register of Wills TO Thomas
Hollingsworth, upon the estate OF Sarah iol-
lingsworth.
An effort is being made to organize a
company of the First MAJ land Regiment, NJ.
y. c., at Towson. Forty names have already
been enrolled.
Miss Eleanor Dukehart, of Forest Hill,
addressed meeting of the w. Z. 1. | oil
Montgomery county, at Washington Grove,
Md. on Monday.
Mr.. Wilton Greenway left Baltimore, on
Thursday last, for drive. He drove but one
horse and his destination YVES Bedford Springs,
Pa, 125 miles from home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cairnes, the venerable
widow of the late Isaac CairneS, is i'll with
paralysis at her home in Jarrettsville. She Is
in the 18th year of her age.
MIR. Giles Smithson and Miss Bessie May
List, both of Pylesville, were married last
week by Rev Albert &. Parker, pastor OF
Highland Presbyterian Church
"A license was issued in Baltimore, on
Tuesday, for the marriage OF Mr.. William
Norris, OF Darlington, Hartford county, and
Miss Emma Edarman, of Baltimore city.
The third annual excursion of the West
Harfdrd Circuit, NJ. Z Church, will be held
ETolal traI in vi
leave Bel Air at As A. NJ returning about9
p
The next regular meeting of the Deer
Creek Farmers Club will be held at the. resi-
dence Of Mr.. John CORES, on tomorrow,
Saturday, July - The subject for discus
sion will be Farmers Ruts."
Mr.. Joseph l.. Mackin, Of llavre de
Grace, has been granted a divorce by the
Hartford County Circuit Court, from his wife,
Elizabeth II. Mackin, and also given the
custody of their minor son, William X.
Mackin.
Mr. William F Murray, OF Benson, and
Miss Idle b., daughter of Mr.. William :.
Coale, of Bel Air, were married on Wednts-
day evening, at Abingdon, by Rev William
ID. Knight, pastor Of Hartford Circuit, NJ. f
Church.
The Fourth International Convention of
the great Methodist Episcopal Society for
Young People. known as the Epworth League,
commenced lis sessions yesterday, Thursday,
In Indianapolis. The attendance is expected
TO reach 10000.
AT special meeting Of the Presbytery OF
Baltimore, which was held on Monday, the
Rev. Z. W. Fitzsmon, former pastor of
Deer Creek Harmony Presbyterian Church,
near Glenville, was dismissed to the Pre.by-
terry of Chester, Pa.
1t is proposed to change the name of the
order Jr. O U. A NJ, to that of United Me
chanics 1t will be submitted for ratification
to each of the thirty-seven State Councils.
At the last National Council the vote was lis
to 81 in favor of the change.
The excuIs on to Colchester, on Wednes'
day, given By the Aberdeen Band, was largely
attended, the town being almost deserted dur
ing the day. The merry party left Bavre de
Grace in the morning, on the Steamboat
Susquehanna, returning at night.
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much respected co!ored man, died suddenly
in Baltimore city, on Tuesday, and was
buried at Asbury NJ. E. Church (colored) near
schuck's Corner, on Thursday. He was
brother of Finney Daugherty, OF this county.
WIN. Bryant Boyd, tive-yesr-old son of
Mr. Michael Boyd, was run over by buggy
while playing on Erie street, IIAvre de Grace,
had l,t n,Nli hpra
broken. DIR. Smith rendered the necessary
medical aid, and the lad is in fair way to re-
cover.
The Hgis is again indebted to Mr. George
J. Finney for one of the handsomest and most
deiciously fragrant bouquets OF sweet peas we
have seen this summer. Judging from the
samples, the garden, which is Under control
of Mr. John Clark Finney, must be "sight
to behold"
While Rev. Charles NJ. Compiler was
driving, on Friday last, from bis residence,
near wilma, to Bagley, his horse became frac
tious and overturned The vehicle, throwing
MIR. Compiler out and bruising him badly
This is the second accident which has happen
ed to Mr. Compiler within few days.
The barn of Henry Imwold, on the Joppa
road, near Towson, was struck by lightning,
on Wednesday evening Of last week, and de-
stroy ed, together with part of its contents.
Mr.. Imwcld, who was standing near, was
stunned by the lightning A dog persisted in
the flames. The loss was $1,000
Lewis NJ. Carlisle has filed, through lis
counsel, Gilbert s Hawkins, Esq, bill for
divorce, riaculo motrim0nii, from his wife,
Rosa Carlisle. They were married in July,
1892, and resided in Hartford county nearly
five yearG The divorce is asked for on
statutory grounds, {. T. Collins, Of Phila-
delphia, being named as correspondent
MIR. George K. Harrison, a representative,
OF Hirshberg, Holander & Co., Baltimore,
was in Bel Air, on Monday. Eleven years
ago Mr.. Harrison, a painter, fell from the
steeple OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. in
Bel Air, ard broke his right wrist. The acct
dent caused him to abandon the business and
engage in selling instead of applying paint.
The pic mic of Industrial Council, No. 81,
on Wednesday, July 28, at Old Baltimore,
Bush river, promises to be pleasant affair
There will be plenty of music, dancing. diver
sions of various kinds and a grand tourna-
ment. Captain Leight's steam yacht America
will carry passengers from Otter Point to the
pic mic grounds, al 25 cents the round trip.
-Messrs. Andrew Kinhart and A s Wiley
both candidates for nomination for Sheriff by
the Democratic County Convention, have
pooled their issues audagreed to run the same