The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-10-26
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 2e, 1900.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

William Corrigan, of Chestnut HILL na'
been granted pension of IS per monIh'
DIR. o. B. Carcaud has moved from bel
Air back to his old home near the HICKORY
A pension of IS per month has been
granted to Mrs. sallie K. Hoffman, OF Bel
Air.
The wilma W. c. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mrs sallie spering, November lst,
at2S0P. NJ.
The Hartford Historical Society will meet
at the Cont House, Bel Air, on Saturday,
October 9th, II AN.
Mr. John W. Williams, Of Cardiff and
Miss Viola J. Hamilton, Of Delta, were mar
ried at the NJ. P. Parsonage Bel Air by Rev
8. W. Coe, on October 10.
The remarkably warm weather TOT Tue
past few days has compelled many persons 10
seek some of their discarded summer CLOTH
ing. This has indeed been a changsole season.
Mr.. J. Thomas G. Hopkins, Walter R. Nc
Comss and william j. shanahan, OF Bel Air,
all spoke before a very large crowd OF Demo-
Gratis at Upper Cross Roads last Saturday
night
"A we'll attended bali followed the Aber-
deem Fire Department Tournament last
Thursday evening. Music for this occasion
was supplied by stonwsld's Orchestra OF
Baltimore.
Miss elizabeth A. Waters who has been
in the merchandise business at Wimbledon
for several wears, has moved to Mckins'ry,
Carroll county, where she will be engaged IN
the same vocation.
The Democrats will hold a mass meeting
In Havre de Grace on Tuesday night, OCTOBER
80. The speakers will be Hon. j. +. T. TAI
bolt, Hon. AlouZo Miles and Mr.. j. n. H.
Woods. A brass band will be 10 attendance
The massive front of the Second National
Bank of Bel Air is now assuming oennite
shape and contractor Shsnahan expects 10
have the building completed and ready Tor
for occupancy shortly after the first OF the
new year.
The directors of the Cherry Hill, Elkton
and Chesapeake City Electric Railway have
decided to construct the road between Elkton
and Chesapeake City. in face OF the States re-
fusal to convey S5s,000 appropriated by the
last Legislature.
Mr. William Munnikuysen, OF Ihomas
Run, has a curiosity on his place, In the
shape of pig which was born blind. 1t mas
not the slightest semblance of lids but In
spite of its misfortune is able to hustle anu
get good hearty meal.
A Democratic meeting will be neld al
streett's warehouse, Falston on wednesday
evening, October 31st. Addresses will be
made by Hon. Frank I. Duncan, of Baltimore
county, Hon. George Y. Maysndier and Hon'
8. W. Bradford. All Democrats are urged 10
attend his meeting.
On account of lack of space we are COM
PEELED to leave out an interesting article
written BY Mr.. E. NJ. Allen on bis early recoi-
lections of the Indian Spring farm. de re-
sided on this historic place considerable
period of his early life. We hope to be able
to publish 1t In the near future.
Trains are now making good time on the
Baltimore and Lehigh Railway. 1t is a rare
occursnce for any of them not to be on nearly |
schedule time. The force Of civil engineers
under Mr.. Manning are making rapid progress |
with the survey, which will make many decid- |
ed improvements, both in safety and improved |
train service. |
The Prohibition party of Hartford county |
will hold q mass meeting In the Masonic Hail. |
Bel Air, on next Saturday afternoon at
o'clock An address will be made by Mr..
Homer L. Castle, one Of Pennsylvania's most |
brilliant LAWYERS. The NJ. 8. C. Quartette |
from Baltimore will render choice vocal music
for the occasion. All persons interested in
the cause of Prohibition are cordially invited
to he present.
Mrs. Lewis C. Todd, who lives about
three miles from Port Deposit, while on her
way to church last Sunday evening was brutal
ly attacked by negro who handled her
roughly. She was accompanied by her TWO
small daughters and a niece ten years old.
The negro grabbed her by the arms, hut her |
screams and those of the children frightened |
the fellow away. The officers have been IN
able TO find the assailant
The Board of Directors Of the Savings |
Bank of Hartford county have purchased
safe and furniture and are now engaged in fit |
ting up their banking room in the Masonic |
Temple. They will occupy the same quarters
where the telephone exchange was. Mr..
Robert Munnikh uysen, son OF Mr.. William
Munnikhuysen, of Thomas Run, has been
elected cashier. The bank will open the first
day OF November for the transaction OF bust
ness.
The Democrats of Harkins, Fourth Dis
trict, raised pole on Wednesday afternoon
in honor of Bryan, Stevenson and Talbot.
The pole is lis feet in height and is crowned
with an American iag.-At night mass
meeting was held, presided over by Jacob u.
Metzel, Esq and was addressed by Messrs.
Harry s. Carver, of Bel Air bar, and Walter
R. McComas, Secretary of the Bel Air Demo-
cratic League. About hundred were
present.
-Partridges and rabbits can be killed under
the game law from November 10 to December
IS 1t is not too early for landowners to be
posting up their trespass notices. The Agts
office has them for sale, printed on muslin, at
a very low price. There is no sense In any
farmer allowing lot of foreigners to kill up
all the game before he has time to enjoy
days sport. The remedy Is an easy one. All
that is necessary is to post notices on the
premises aud then enforce the law.
"A Democratic meeting will be held at
Darlington on Saturday evening, November
Sd. Speeches on the issues Of the campaign
will be made by Hon. Albert 3. j. Owens and
James r. Brewer, of Baltimore. The Demo
Gratis are urged to come out and hear these
distinguished orators. A special invitation Is
extended to those who regardless of past
afiliation have the good Of the country and
the observance of the Constitution as .
higher obligation than the ties Of any polIti-
cal party at heart.
Upper Cross Roads Democratic Club.
The Upper Cross Roads Democra Club
met on last Saturday night at Waverly Hall
and was addressed by j. T. e. Hopkins
William J. Shanahan and Walter K. Nc
Comas. The large audience received the
speakers in an enthusiastic manner.
One of HarfOrd's Former Bellies.
The recently appointed university profess