The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ing over 500.
The mercury took sudden drop on satur-
day morning, a change Of 800 taking place 10
twenty four hours.
Howard L. DeBaugh fell while alightins
from street car at Towson on Monday ana
broke his left arm.
The fall and winter schedule Of the Balti-
more and Lehigh Railway went into effect on
Sunday last, 22d inst.
Large consignments Of canned goods are
being shipped daily from the various railroad
stations in Eastern Hartford.
-Stewartstown has bright prospects OF
becoming one OF the leading apple markets OF
the Middle Atlantic States.
-Messrs. Shirley C. Morgan and Hollis
Baker. of Aberdeen, have matriculated al the
Johns Hopkins University.
Letters Of administration upon the estate
of the late d.. j. II. Cochran, to Mrs Ida NJ.
Cochran and William NJ. Marine.
DIR. Howard A. Kelly delivered a lecture
on Sunday night to large audience at wesley
Chapel, Sharp street, Baltimore.
The recent revival services at the Norris
VILE Methodist Protestant Church, added
eleven new members to the church.
Mr.. N Nelson Norris, will shortly remove
from Gorsuch Mills to Middletown, Pa, where
he will conduct the mercantile business.
Daniel Kissack, native of Great Britain,
aud Andrew Fischer a native OF Germany,
have made application for naturalization.
Bass fishing in the Sutquehanna river is
reported to be as fine now as at any time
during the season. Large catches are being
made.
Oyster supper and bazaar, by the ladies of
Joppa Christian Church, on the evenings OF
November 9, 10 and II. Public cordially in
vited.
The gold watch awarded by the Philadel-
phia Times, to the most popular conductor OF
the p. w. & y. X. R., was won By Captain j.
h. Brandt.
The Highland and Mill Green Telephone
Company are substituting fine quality OF in
sulated wire for the present heavy stock In
use in the cable.
Circuit Court on Monday to Franklin Mat
thews, OF Wilmington, Del, and Miss Clara
Hardy, of Edgewood.
A marriage license was issued by Clerk
Forwocd on Monday to Mr.. William b. Gar
vim, OF Constitution, Pa, and Miss Annie May
Ury, Of Woodbine, Pa.
"A protest has been filed in the Circuit
Court for Baltimore County against granting
q license for the sale of liquor to Elbridge
Sutton, near Black Horse.
Mr.. Laban Lowe has upon his farm near
Norrisville tree Of ''Jumbo chestnuts." 1t
10 said to be hard to distinguish between them
and the "horse chestnut"
The hour for holding Sunday School at
Grace Methodist Protestant Church, Bel Air,
will be changed on Sunday, November s,
from 80 A. NJ. to 80 2. NJ.
The water in the SusQuehanna river is so
low at present that at Lock Haven Il person
can cross the river by stepping from stone to
stone, without wetting his feet.
Frank jackson, colored, was arrested on
Tuesday charged with disorderly conduct.
Justice Richardson fined him one dollar and
costs, amounting in all to $500.
"A number of the enterprsing residents OF
the town Of Aberdeen are perfectiug arrange
ments BY which their dwellings will be sup
piled with water By the town authorities.
AT congregational meeting at the Hope
well Presbyterian Church, in lower York
county, held last week, 1t was decided to erect
new church building, at cost OF $4,000.
The Hartford Historical Society will hold
its regular meeting in the Court House on
Saturday morning, October rs, at eleven
o'clock. 1t is expected to be very interest,"
ing meeting.
MIR. John H. Webb, of Fawn Grove, and
Miss Mamie Straycr, Of stewartstown, were
married at the parsonage Of the Highland
PRESBYTERIAN Church on Thursday Of last week,
by Rev. A. &. Parker.
A number Of the young friends OF Miss
Eva Osborn, rendered her surprise visit at
her home in Aberde one evening last week.
Ipstrum entail and vocal music end social
games filed up the measure OF the evening
to the delight Of all participants.
Edward Barrett, colored, was arrested on
Tuesday by officer Guilot, charged with com
hitting an assault upon Mark Moore, co!ored
He was released for the action Of the court
by Justice Richardson, on 500 bail, Mr.
Richard Dallsm becoming his surety.
Application has been made to the Circuit
Court for reinstatement Of the following
names upon the registry books Charles
Ward, at Churchyille; William A. French, at
Bel Air; Moses Cullum and Edward DeHaVen,
at Abingdon; and Walter =. Norris, at Stearns
precincts.
The Golden Jubilee fervices OF the Chris
tiau church, or "Church OF the Disciples"
which was in session during last week, closed
on Tbursday, October 10. Rev. j. A. Hopkins,
pastor OF the Jerusalem (Mountain) Church
near Clayton, made an address before the
convention.
Mrs. Mary s. Ball, was seized on Sunday
evening with very severe nasal hemorrhage'
which at first promised to be OF serious
nature. Medical assistance was summoned
and she was afforded relief. Mrs. Ball is ont
of the most aged residents Of Thomas Run
being in her eighty-third year.
The condition OF MIR. Theodore Snyder
whose fall from chestnut tree near Reckorc
was recounted last week, still remains yer!
serious, He was taken to tho Sheppard
Asylum on Monday for treatment. He ha
regsined consciousness, but 1t is greatly feared
that his mind has become impaired.
MI. William P. Allender, Of Havre
Grace, and Miss Mary b. GIL, OF Townsend
Del, were married on October 6, in the parlo
of the Hotel Cecil at North East, by Rev
George w. Townsend. The groom Is
brother-in-lsw Of Mr.. Joseph W. Chamber
Isipe, the courteous and popular Equity Ger
OF the Circuit Court.
Alexander Browning, the engineer 9
Browns canning house in the second dfstti'
was stabbed by the night watchman dur'n
an alteration one night last week, and Wa
cut In several places. DR.. kriete sewed u
his wounds, and he was sent to hospital
Baltimore for treatment. He is said to hay
been the aggressor.
The members OF Chesapeake Council, N
l6, Daughters OF Liberty, of Havre de Grac
entertained largo delegation of visitors fro
q sister counsel in Port Deposit on Thursd
evening OF last week. A delicious repast W
served, and the evenings festivities wound
. with an old-time cake walk, in which NJ
Carver was the victor.
The valuable property situated
Winters Run, between High Point and Pie
-antville, known as the "Union Mills"
locally better known as Hanway's Factory
has been sold, together with the surrounds
land, embracing 14S4 acres, 10 the Uui