The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-11-23
Tie, Eeisapd.1 ptelligeqcer.
FRlDAY MORNING, NOV. %, 1900.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MIR Walter Keen one day last week sho'
black snake measuring six feetin length
An increase OF pension to SA per month
has baep Granted Bonfield Gorrell, Of Level
Mary Green an insane colored woman OF
aberdeen, was brought 10 Bel Air Tuesday by
officer Doyle and placed in jail
The congregation of Friendship NJ. f.
Church are greatly adding to The comfort OF
the building by putting in a new furnace.
Deputy Sheriff John ". Dever, who met
with painful accident recently is able to be
aboIt again. lie is still on crutches.
-Evaugelical services of the Baltimore
Presbytery are being held in the different
PRESBYTERIAN churches throughout the county
this week.
-Rey. X. A. Castleman made an address to
the Y. NJ. G. A. medical students on Tuesday
night at the home OF Dr.. Howard Kelly,
baltimore.
In addition to the large stock advertised
to be sold at Mr.. IL. b. Buns sale on saiur-
iay. December LIST he win also offer his
Spanish Jack.
Mr.. Nicholas Pearce while chopping wood
on his farm near Falst ton accidently cut bis
foot by glance blow from the axe. Dr.
t;oTsuch dressed the wound.
Miss Sadie Wilson, teacher OF the Clermont
Mills School will mold an oyster supper at that
place Saturday evening" November 24th
Proceeds for benefit of school.
While loadirga gun last Tuesday MIR.
-sr...r.3 ,r,l,-yY, had hand
neq.lg blown off - its accidental discharge.
vca,s of b!ooipoisonirg are entertained.
The ausouehanna river is sguin as low as
ever. This has now continued for long
while, ana indicates the effects of the drought
throughout the country which it trayerses.
The engagement 0. DIR. Il. Percy Smith,
OF Sunuy brook. Baltimore county, and Miss
Martha X. Elliott, of Towson, is announced
Miss Elliott is graduate nurse of the Phila-
Gelnlis Hospital. DR.. Smith is well known
in Farford.
We regret that much interesting news
aud communications have hcen crowded out
of this weeks Issue. Oar press room trials
ana troubles ars rot Yet over but We expect
in the near future 10 have everything running
more smoothly.
DR.. Dewitt Il. Benham, of the Central
Presbyterian Church of Baltimore, will de-
liver IN address at Bethel Presbyterian Church
Oh Thanksgiving evening, Thursday, Novem-
bsr %, IT : 50 O'Clock. Offering for Ladies'
Missionary Society work.
On Monday, Thomas Fl. Robinson, trus-
tee, sold at public sale at the Court House
door in Bel Air, the Laura C. Raitt property,
situated on Hickory avenue, to Rev. j. A
Frederick. for So 500. 1t is one OF the most
valuable lots IN town AID contains about three
ceres of ground.
Mir Richard Sothoror, one Of the efficient
clerks In Ronsc's store. Rel Air. has resigned
his position to accept . clerical place at Spar
rows Point, Baltimore. N-. Sothor0n carries
with him the esteem Of all WHO knew him, and
it is their earnest wish that he win succeed in
his new venture.
Ammunition for target practice has been
received by Capt Thomas g. Forwood of
Go. ID and as soon a suitable range can
he selected, target practice will be held at
short intervals Bugles for trumpeters have
also been received. .rumpeters will be select
ed and learn the calls at once.
The mandolin concert which Was to have
heen given in the Masonic Hall Bel Air on
Wednesday evening by Miss NJ adge Lyons
and accompanies has been postpone ed. The
Indictment weather preventing. II will take
place next Wednesday evening the 2Sth rain
or shine. We hope that the entertainment
will receive The patronage it merits.
The con2rcgation of the Evangelical
Lutheran Cblrch at perryman have been hav-
ing their meat little edifce thoroughly repaiut-
cd inside and out Mr.. Joseph Strickland
did the work. Services which have been in
terrupted for the past four weeks, will be re-
sumei next Sunday afternoon st two O'Clock,
when there will he preaching in English.
An unsuccessful attempt wOs mad 10 rob
The harness shop of Mr.. John X. Farley, on
Bond street. Bel Air, last Saturday night.
The would be thief geiacd an entrance by
picking the lccE Of the rear door. The noise
awakened Mr.. William II. Paul, who lives
near by, and he succeeded in frightening the
intruder off before any booty had been secured.
We regret not being able 30 publish in
fnii She extensive programme OF the Hartford
County Christian Endeavor Convention
which viii be held in Hopewell Church next
THURSDAY night and Friday. We would ap-
praciate q little forethought from our friends
in the way Of sending matters like these
little earlier in the week so as to insure pub
LEGATION.