The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-07-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

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run the Elkton canrery, this season.
Mr. William E. Robinson has built new
canning house at Baldwin station, b. 4 L
Railroad.
Sugar corn iu various parts of the count.
is showing the effect of the protractet
drought.
The Eaton w. &. T. IT,, of Havre de Grace
passed appropriate resolutions of respect upor
the death of Mrs. Caroline Nanneman.
The Stewar;stown Presbyterian Sunday
School will hold their annual picnic il
Richey's grove, on Saturday, August 2G
Letters of admin istration have bseu
granted by the Register of Wills to Elizabeth
Gross upon the estate of Charles Z. Gross.
Joseph W. Anderson, near StewartstoHn,
has the record of having cut and housed l6O
loads of hay and 63 loads of wheati in fourteen
days.
A heavy rain fell In several parts Of the
county on Sunday. In the neighborhcod of
Shawsvile the roads and fields were badly
washed.
Mr.. Paul F. kolk, of Falston, has COM
pleted the plans for large tannery at
Woodbne, N. j., for the Alton Leather
Company.
The State Board of Law Examiners have
recommended Mr.. Philip IL. Close, OF Bel
Air, for admission TO practice law In the
Courts of Maryland.
There will be free for all horse race at
the Fair GrounEs, at , o'clock on Saturday.
Several well. known Baltimore county horses
have been entered
Rev. A. D. Melvin, president of the Mary
land Annual Conference OF the MethC-
dist Protestant Church, preached at Stewards
town, on Sunday morning.
Mr.. II. Walker IIutchns has resigned his
position as teacher of the public school at
White Hall, and Miss Josephine Leib, has
been appointed to fill the vacancy.
The Highland and Mill Green Telephone
Company, owing to increased business, have
removed their Office from Highland station to
other and more commodious quarters
Two cattle on Jonathan Geesey's farm,
at Wcodbine, Pa, were found to have tuber
cuosis and were killed, last week, by order
of the live stock sanitary board Of Pennsyl-
vania.
Mr. Frederick Dallam, of Prince Georges
county, is a candidate for Democratic nomi-
nation for the House of Delegates. lie is a
son of the late John :. Dallam, Of Hartford
county.
MIR j. Pearce Richardson, who has been
visiting relatives in Hartford and Baltimore
counties, will leave this week on bis return to
his home in Christ Church, New Zea 'and-''ten
thousand miles away"
The excursion OF Emmanuel Sunday
School to Baltimore and Gwyn Oak Park,
which will take place on next Thursday,
August 8, will be well worth attending. Go
yourself and take the whole family.
james T. Mackenzie, D. d., Ph. D., of
Lawrencevlle, n. j., has been appointed d.
rector of the Jacob Tome Institute, Port
Deposit. He was for seventeen years head
master Of the Lawrencevlle School.
"A license was issued by the Clerk of the
Circuit Court, on Saturday, for the marriage |
OF MIR. William H. Stryksr and Miss Emma
Druery, both Of Baltimore. Mr.. Henry B.
Durkee of the city, was the applicant.
The Methodist Episcopal Church is now
fully equipped with electric lights and is more
comfort able in many ways as place of wor-
ship. The pulpit has been re-frescoed in
fine pearl color snd presents very attractive
appearance.
Mr.. F. C4lsen, gardener at Waverly, the
residence of Hon. Herman, Stump, near Bel
Air, left at our office, on Wednesday, some
remarkably fine specimens of Stone and Pom
derosa tomatoes. Some Of the m weighed one
pound each.
Samuel NJ. Manifold, general manager of
the York Southern Railroad, has been appoint
ed superintendent of the Harrisburg division
of the Western Maryland Railroad. He takes
the place OF H. d. Scott, Ct Gettysburg, who
died recently.
License was issued at Towson, on We'd
nesday, for the marriage of Henry L. HURT,
OF Hartford county, and Mis- Edith G. Fergu-
sou, of Baltimore county. County Commits
sioner A. A. Blakeney made the application
for the license.
The Maryland Bankers Convention ad-
journed at Ocean City, last Friday. Mr.. j.
Writ Randall, of Annapolis, was elected
President, ard amorg the Vice Presidents
chosen were Messrs. Thomas II. Robinson, OF
Bel Air, ard Robert c. Hopkins, of Port
Deposit.
The plans have been completed for the
consolidation of all of the ''cotton duck
mills" in the Unit d States, into one gigantic
trust Among these who have entered the
combine, we notice the Frauklinyile Mill
The capital of the proposed trust, reaches
$23, 5000
DIR. Thomas Ross Payne is very i'll at his
home, at Corbett station, n. c. Il. Il. His
uncle, DIR. Robert r. Norris, of Parkton, is in
attendance. DR.. Payne is the only son of DIR.
j. Thomas Payne, OF Sbawsville, and has es-
tablished for himself high reputation as
physician and surgeon.
On Thursday night Of last week Mrs.
Stephen Carter fell headforemost from the
second floor of her residence, in Port Deposit,
and was found by her husband lying uneon-
scious, severely bruised about the body ard
with bad cut on her head. She is very
large lady, weighing over 200 pounds.
Capt Joseph W. Shirley and his 40 troop
err of Troop A, Maryland National Guard, of
Wor1hiugton Valley, Baltimore county, ar
rived at Gettysburg, Pa, Monday morning,
and went into camp in the Springs Hotel
woods The other officers with the troop are
Capt. Charles L. Hill, First Lieutenant G. l..
Rogers and Second Lieutenant X. c. Stewart.
While attempting to alight from her
carriage at tie home of Mrs. II. j. Lilly, in
Long Green Valley. few days ago, Mrs.
Blandin, who resides near Greenwood, was
thrown to the ground and painfully hurt. A
nurse and little daughter were with her at the
time and the former had an arm broken. Mrs
Blandin is the widow of the late Lieut.. John
j. Bsndin, OF the lost battleship Maine
baltimore County Eaion.
Baltimore Comfy Democratic Homi.
nations.
The Democrats of Baltimore county, at
Towson ON Tuesday, nominated the following
ticket:
For State Senator-John IIubncr.
For House of Delegates-Edward ). w.
Choate, Redmond Z. Stewart, DIR. George w
Truitt, Henry p Mann, Joseph Sandman
and Joseph Jeffries.
For Register of Wills-Harrison Rider.
For States Attorney-John Grason.
For Sheriff-William Il. Todd.
For County Treasurer-Alfred Fowbfe.
For County Commissoner-John " 81 ade
For Judges OF the Orphans Court-Alfret
F. Brunier, Lewis w. Held and Melchor Hos
hall.
For surveyor-Col. Charles B. MCLEAN.