The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-08-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS


Mr.. Beniamin F.. Lowe has been appoint
ed by the Orphans Court as guardian OF sailie
n Lowe.
A pension Of 50 per month. has heen issue6
by the Government to Benjamin Johnigan, oil
Lapldum st
-Anosher hot wave struck the county th'I
week, On Tuesdsy the thermometer regis
tered 1904
The Methodist Episcopal sunday scqo"'
picnic to Old Baltimore on Tuesday was au
eminent success.
A Democratic Club IA being organiz d tr
Aarsins precinct. LIT every portion OF Har
ford follow the exsmpie.
The honny summergirl Is IN the he'eht
of her glory. and Bel Air is blessed with
variety Of very handsome ones
The annual races OF the Deer Creek DriV
ing Park Association will be held on their
track at Go,such Mills, on tomorrow, satur-
day.
An address will ba delivered bv Rev W.
W. Davis In tie W c T. U. Hall at Forest
Hin on Thursday evening next, August 10 at
s o'clock.
Letters Of ad administration. c. t. have
been granted BY the Orphans Court to Elisha
J. Gatchell upon the estate Of William
Gatchell.
The laws Of 1900 have been received bv
Mr.. William s. Forwood, Jr., Clerk OF the
Circuit Court. and are ready for delivery 10
those entitled to them
"A fiue driving mare belonging to Judge
James D. Waters had its leg accidentally
broken and was killed on Thursday morning
10 order to relieve it of its misery.
-Havre de Grace seems to be sff1icted with
too many dogs. There are several ours In Bel
Air whose nightly yelps could be dispensed
with to the com fort OF a number Of our citi-
zens.
Rev, Themes r Woodford, formerly as
sistant pastor of the Bel Air Circuit, NJ. T.
Church, WIS m arried In baltimore on Tuesday.
to Miss Mary E. Van Dyke, by Rev. T. ..
Grouse.
The many friends of Mr.. W. D Maynard.
principal If the Bel Air Academy, will regret
to hear that his father, Mr.. John Maynard
died,Iast week after long Illness at Sehohare,
New York.
The wilma w. C. T. U. will hold lawn
fete at the residence Of Mr. G. W. NcC"mas,
near Singer, on Tuesday evening next
August IA The proceeds will be for the
benefit of the Union.
C eorgeanna Lee .colored was taken before
Justice Norris on Wednesday. upon two
charges, selling intoxicating liquor, and
keeping dsorderly house. She was released
for court on $500 security.
Preaching next Sunday afternoon in the
grove adjoining the William Waters Me-
mori4l Church, Cooptown. Farewell services
of the woods meeting this sunday night, DIR.
NJ. F. D. Wright will preach.
Mrs Ida Isabel Kerney was married to Mr..
Henry F. Lpeks of England, on Wednesday,
August l, by the Rev. Father James j. Ken
nedy, at the immaculate Conception Church,
Baltimore, with nuptisl high macs.
Centre Sunday School Class No 5, will
give an entertainment Saturday evening
August nth, in the W. G. T. U. Hall, near
Forest HILL Miss Caddie Simpson, Balti-
morris little elocutionist will be present.
Two valuable horses succumhed to the
intense heat of Tuesday, one belonging to Mr.
Henry Bruins and the other to Mr. John Mag
ness. They were being used in hauling
material for the new Second National Bank
building.
The second qusrtsrly meeting of the
Jarrettsville Circuit Of the Evangelical Asso-
citation will lie reld at Salem Church on Sui
day, August y, Rev. G n. Wolfe, late pastor
will preach at 10 A. NJ. and 7.30 P. M, ard
at the Rocks at P. NJ.
The Pension Department has ruled that
"any pensioper, the victim of strong drink
and dissipated habits, who makes public
nuisance OF himself may be Investigated by
Uncle Sam, and If found guilty may be
dropped from the pension roll"
The County Commissioners of,Cecil coun-
ty, In special session on Monday, granted the
Cherry Hill, Elkton and Chesapeake City
RailwayCompany the franchise to construct
asingle-track trolley line along the public road
from Elkton to Chesapeake City.
Sheriff Kiuhart denies emphaticslly the
report circulating in some of the county
papers that he has bought thirty dollar rope
to hang Black with He says that it seems
entirely incomprehensible how sensible men
will give credence to such silly reports.
"A lecture, under the auspicies of the
Young Ladies Aid society, will be delivered
iu the Churchville Presbyterian Church, Tues
day evening August "A, ut s o'clock, bV Rev..
Calvin Dill Wilson, of Franklin, Ohio,
former pastor of that church. Subject,
"Maryanders" A silver offering will be
asked.
AN editor in nearby district asks for
proposals from the merchants of the town
to furnish him pair Of socks, hushel Of
potato es and five yards of calico, contract to
be awarded TO the lowest bidder. He says
this is the way they do business with him
when they want two dollars worth Of job
work.
"A wreck occurred on the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad on Mon
day morning at Perryman, which caused
delay In tr ffc for several hours. II was
caused by broken htrge upon freight car.
Four cars were derailed and both tracks were
blocked The loss of property was considera-
bly, but fortunately no one was injured.
"A movement towards organizing Mary
land jersey Cattle Club has been insugurated
in Baltimore. The members from this coup-
ty are as follows: j. Ashton, Upper Cross
Roads; F 2. Carroll, Havre de Grace; Alex
ander NJ. Fulford, Bel Air; g. Alex. Gilbert,
Aberdeen; j. T. HOPES, Bynum; George NJ
Jewett, Chenille; W. Scott Whiteford and
Samuel w. Wilson, Pylesville.
Grabbing Party.
A number OF young folks from Forest Hill
and vlcinitv drove to Belcamp on Saturday
last and spent the day upon the waters Of