The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-10-25
Local affairs.

REVIVAL services will begin at Mi
Zion NJ E. Church next Sunday evening
at 7.45.
"A Democratic club has been organic
ed in Havre de Grace with MIR. JosepI
w. Chamberlain as president and Mi
Thomas c. Hopkins as secretary.
NC T. U. of Fountain Green wi
hold an oyster supper in the hall on Fri
day and Saturday evenings, October q
and 26. All are cordially invited t.
attend.
Preaching on Bel Air Circuit M. p
Church, Sunday. October 2 It'll as follows
Grace Church, Bel Air, at IL A. NJ, Mt
Carmel at 3 P M. and Providence 8 p
NJ. All are invited.
The prize of $50 given by the Phila
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road Company for the best section be
tween Havre de Grace and Baltimore
was won by Mr.. John T. Martin, OF
PERUVIAN.
MIR. Richard c. Mccoy, aged seventy
Years, died at the residence of Eliza
Lavender near, Mill Green. on Monday
His funeral took place on Wednesday
the interment being at Friends Meeting
House Broad Creek.
The ladies of the Willard W. c. T. L.
extend cordial invitation to all the
voters in the Dublin precinct, Fifth dis
trict, to partake of the free lunch which
will be served by the Union in tent
adjoining the polls, on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 5th.
The Citizens National Bank, of Havre
de Grace, has removed from the Ascher-
field building OH Union Avenue to its own
building, formerly the Lawder property,
at the corner the St. John and Greene
streets, which is more central and desir
able location.
Rev. Edward A. Colburn, president
of the Hartford Historical Society, has
issued special request for all members
to be present at the meeting on Saturday
next Ex-Judge George Y. Maynadier
will read an interesting paper on the de-
struction of birds.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Alice Virginia Case, daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. N. B. Case, of Havre
de Grace, to Mr.. Orville Leander Bal
lard, of Washington. The ceremony
will take place on Monday, October
Goth, at the Methodist Episcopal Church
OF that city.
A Democratic Mass Meeting will be
held in the Sons Temperance Hall at
Level on Saturday evening, November
End. There will be two prominent gentle
men from Baltimore to address the
meeting and General Herman Stump and
ex-Judge George Y. Maynadier will also
make speeches. A brass band will be on
hand to enlivcn the occasion.
MIR Stephen c. Barnes, son of late
lanes w. Barnes died at his home in
Havre de Grace on Thursday oflast week.
He was member of the Susquehanna
Lodge of Masons of that place, and was
buried ON Saturday afternoon. The de-
ceased was quiet unassuming man OF
exemplary character and was highly es-
teemcd by every one.
Mr.. James Nj. Reynolds left at this
office on Tuesday, silver mole which
was killed at the residence of Mr.. Gus
Wann, by fox terrier. This is rare
species and efforts will made to have it
stuffed and mounted. Mr.. Reynolds who
is quite politician considers this rather
a bad omen for the outlook ofthe Repub-
lican party when even the rodents are
turning white.
MIR. and Mrs. George Finney Bald
win, of Havre de Grace, have been on a
visit to Philadelphia, stopping off at
Carcroft and Claymont, Delaware, where
they were the guests of friends. Mr.
Baldwin is in charge of the flower de-
partment of the Northern Central Rail-
road and is making great Improvements
in the appearance of the stations along
that line.
"A spirited pair of young horses, be-
longing to Mr.. James H. Quinby, created
considerable excitement on Thursday
evening of last week by madly dashing
MP the pavement of Main street, Bel Air.
They ran into a tree in front of Mr.. Jacob
Schapiro's and strange to say no damage
was done except to the wagon which
was demolished. 1t was almost miracle
that the handsome plate windows of
our well known jeweler were not even
scratched.
Mr.. F. Harry Iglehart is erecting
store building on Main street and Lee
Avenue nearly opposite the location of
his present place of business. The store
room will be 20 by 40 feet with back
building. There will also be cold
storage plant erected and Mr.. Iglehart
also contemplates the purchase of an
artificial ice machine. 1t will be an up
to date building in every respect and a
credit to its owner and an improvement
to that section of Bel Air.
Mr.. Jacob Osmond, Jr., Republican
nominee for Register ofWills ofthis coun-
ty, has sent letter to Chairman Allen
declining the honor. He says that it is
impossible for him to spare the time from
his business to give personal attention
to the campaign and feels in justice to
the party as well as himself that he
should withdraw. The Supervisors of
Election have been officially notified of
his declination and on Thursday the
name of Samuel w. Touchton of Havre
de Grace was substituted at the request
of the republican Committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Wood, 419
North Avenue, Baltimore, celebrated
the fifth anniversary of their wedding
on Thursday, October 18th. The even
ing was made very enjoyable owing to
the beautiful musical selections given by
Mr.. Charles McHenry, and Mr.. Arthur
Reed rendered number of solos. Mr..
Fred. Reinheimer of the Baltimore SUN,
was the orator of the evening, and Mrs.
Fuller Wright, the we'll known elocution.
list entertained the company with her
readings. The parlor and reception
room were beautifully decorated with
the national colors and palms. Refresh
ments were served about twelve O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood were the recipients