The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-10-19
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


Mr.. Charles zeitler has sold bis 1e"ery
s.ors in Rsyre de Grace to MI eeorge w.
Hughes. -,
NJ Joseph Diamond lost valuable mare
while in Baltimore on fhuay. Ane n"''e
dropped dead in harness.
-Dr. Martin l.. Jarrett has sold at private
AL. his residence and store house at Jarretts-
willie to Mr.. J. Henry Jarrett.
"A horse belonging to Mr.. W. M. GRAFTON,
of Benson, dropped dead In front oi 'n' D'
Air Drug store last Saturday.
"A marriage license was granted IN io"'on
on Saturday last to John d. 'onnson "D1
Ella Myers, of Hartford county
Don't forget the meeting OF the Demo-
cratic Clubs in Bel Air on Saturday. oc'ooer
81. Turn out all who believe In honest gov
ernment.
The Citizens National Bank, OF havre ue
crso. has followed suit with the Bel AIT
hanks and opened a savings institution ue-
partment. -,
-Rsy. C. M. Hawkins, of Baltimore, Will
preach at Calvary NJ. K. Church eou'H
Jsrrettsvlle on Monday and Tuesday even
ings October % and %.
William NJ. Tobin and Miss Ida M rreS'
ton, both of Aberdeen, were married IN hafi'
de Grace on Wednesday evening OF last Week
by Rev. Frederick HUMPHREYS.
-serpeapt Griffith of the Brigade Head
Quarters paid an official visit to Company
at the request OF Captain Forwood' ne
found everything in very satisfactory con-
dition.
The ladies of the Mountain Christian
Church will give vocal and Instruments
entertainment in the Church, on luesoay
evening, October 80. A pleasant time Is eA-
pected.
The ladies of Union Chapel will hold
bszar and supper for church purposes on the
evenings of October 81, November l, . ana o.
A pleasant time is in anticipation for all VINO
attend.
DIR. X. X. Robinson, who for the past
eighteen years has been baiiih IN tine su'
preme Court. Baltimore, has resigned anu
will take up his residence on bis farm near
Forest Hill.
Democrats in the wheelwright snop ~
Benson tonight. The speakers Will be W. w.
Preston, ex. States Attorney, w. K McComas
and w. J. shsnahan.
The Democratic club Of Abingdon, Mr.. y.
C. Cronin, president, has large and increas,
ing membership. An important meeting Will
be held tomorrow, Saturday night, and every |
member is urged to be present.
"A new 100 horse power engine haa been |
placed in the electric light plant AZ haVfe
de Grace This increase OF power was neces-
STATED by the increased demand Tor hgnls.
An additional dynamo will also be put In.
The contract for printing the ballots for
the election was awarded BY the supervisors
of election on Thursday to The Egis and In
tellioencer, at "a. 10 per thousand, the bid OF
the Hartford Democrat being $4e5 per thous-
and.
Mrs. Christian Case, of Havre de Grace,
was painfully hut not seriously injured by
runaway horse on Friday at the Fair Grounds.
The animal which belonged to Mr.. George
O'Donnell became frightened at an automo-
bile and plunged through the crowd but no
one else was hurt.
"A Dem ocratic meeting will be held under
the auspices of the Churchville Democratic
Club at Calvary Hall on Saturday evening
October 20, at 13O o'clock. The issues OF the
campaign will be fully presented by Hon.
George L. Van Bibber and Elk Senator Thomas
q. Robinson. All are invited.
MIR. Bryan will be in Baltimore next
Tuesday night and will speak at Music
Hall and probably address two overflow meet
ings besides. Democrats throughout the
county are making preparations to attend.
We advise them all to go early and then they
won't avoid the rush. All the indications
point to one of the largest assemblages Baiti-
more has ever witnessed.
Cards have been issued announcing the
coming marriage of Miss Cora Kelchner
Spencer, the only daughter of City Council
man and Mrs J. N Spencer, to Mr.. Edward
Hutchinson avige, Jr., Of Hightstown, N.
J. The cerem ony will take place at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, In this city, on
Wednes day evening, October "a, at half after
seven o'clock.-Hare de Grace Republican.
Among the OIL paintings which attracted
particular attention at the fair was the work
of Miss Mary Dorsey Watts, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. C. Watts, Of Bel Air. This |
little lady who is only IL, had fine exhibits OF
her skill, both from studies and nature. She !
received first and second premiums respec-
lively. Her work would have stood favora-
BILE competition in the regular painting de-
partment, had it been entered there instead |
of childrens' department.
Mr.. K. 8. Plummer, special agent OF the
Postofice Department, has been at Forest |
Hill, for several days this week, and has laid |
out a route, covering a scope Of twenty-five
miles from that place. Mr.. Plummer re-
commends that the route be commenced Nov.
LIST, which suggestion will very probably be
adopted, and the route established at that
date. 1t will no doubt prove great CONVEX
fence to the inhabitants of that section OF
Hartford.