The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-09-26
Local affairs.

"A Poverty Soshul' will bc,,held thi:
Friday, September &c, at Dublin foi
be n,ft OF the public school. Supper ant
refreshments.
A bold gang of burglars have beer
operating i'll the suburbs OF Baltimore
and terroriziug the residents near the
western city limits.
We call attention to the advertise
mcnt of Dir W. b Hurch, State Vaccine
Agent. His office address is 81 Hanover
street, baltimore, Md.
-Thclc will he morning service at
Christ Church, Rock Spring, on Sunday
September 2Sth; also afternoon service
at HOLY Cross Chapel Rocks.
The Rel Air Basc Ball Club will play
the Waverlv Club on Saturday afternoon
This is a strong club and an interesting
contest may Unexpected. Game called at
$50 o'clock
-Silas L. Griffith who was indicted IN
Court for having slot machine on his
premises, plead guilty and was released
on parole for one year upon payment oil
costs in the case.
The case of Keen VS.. the Mayor and
CITY Council of Havre de Grace, which
was once tried in this court is now on
trial at Elkton. The case lasted eight
DAYS the former time.
The gross receipts OF the PRESIDENTIAL
PostotiiccS i'll Maryland for the flscal
year ended June 30. shows the following:
Aberdeen. So, 2+i 81; Bel Air, 1888 70;
Havrc dc Grace, $4,6953O
The public schools of the county will
close next Thursday and Friday i'll order
to allow the teachers and pupils an
opportunitv to visit tine Fair. The con-
sent of the trustees must also he obtained.
The Directors of the Maryland and
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad have authorized
the semi-annual interest payment on the
income bonds of the company at meet
ing held on Tuesday. The payment is a
two per cent dividend.
On Saturday night, some miscreants
broke the windows and otherwise de-
stroycd the property of Mr.. James I.
Trundlc, situated on Broadway, i'll Bel
Air. Ii the guilty parties could be dis
covered they should be severely punished.
Last Sunday Ills Eminence, Cardinal
Gibbons visited ST. Mary's k. {. Church
to administer the Sacrament ofConhrma-
ton. lie also preached the sermon which
was listened to by a large concourse OF
DcopIc About seventy were confirmed.
The Morrison sisters who were re-
Gently tried in the Cecil county court for
assault were acquitted on Tuesday. The
ALLEGED crime was the outcome OF
quarrel when it was said that one OF
the sisters struck the other with harrow
tooth.
Mr. Thomas c. Galbreath, former
County School Examiner, left on Tues
day morning for Harvard University
where he has entered tor three years
spccial postgraduate course. He will
take lectures in political economy and
jurisprudence.
We call attention to the advertise
rnent of Mr.. c. f. WINS, which appears
elsewhere in our columns. MIR. WINS has
a reputation of being thoroughly reliable
and those who deal with him will find
that their business relations will he OF
satisfactory nature.
The ninth scholastic year ofthe Jacob
Tome Institute opened on Wednesday
with the largest enrolment its history,
with Dr. Ahram w. Harris as director.
The faculty consist of specially trained
instructors Only few changes have
been made the present year.
The Board of Directors of the Har-
ford County Fair have been in session III
most every night during the past week.
They will meet at the Fair Grounds at
ten o'clock each morning during the Fair
to dispose Of the manifold matters which
will he brought before them.
Mr.. William Tyler Page. Republican
nominee for Congress, has been i'll Iiar-
ford county for the present week looking
after his political fences. He is making
as close personal canvas as his time will
allow and has come in contact with many
of the prominent Republicans
The sailing scow belonging to Mr.. ].
NJ. Michael, while en- route for Baltimore,
sunk in nine feet of water between Poole's
and CAROLS Islands on Thursday even
ing of last week. The vessel was loaded
with 400 bushels of wheat belonging to
MIR. II. a. Osborn and ESQ cases ofcanned
goods belonging to Mr.. Michael.
Bel Air Mcthdist Episcopal Church,
1Ol5, Sunday School; II A. NJ, preach
ing by the Presiding Elder, Rev. H. S.
France: 40 Epworth League led by Miss
Eta McRoy; p. NJ. preaching by the
pastor. Mt Zion. 2.l5, Sunday School;
3.l5, preaching; p. NJ, Epworth
League led by Mr.. Robbie Grafton.
Invitations have been issued by Rev.
and Mrs. Frederick F. Reese, of Macon,
Georgia. for the marriage ofthcir daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Reese, to Rev. Francis
1ibpklliSbH AlaiSIhiy vi
October Sth Mr. Craighill is son of
Rev Mr. Craighill, formerly pastor of
Emmanuel =. f. Church, Bel Air.
The case of Alice E. Stevens, which
was originally brought in the Circuit
Court in Bel Air. against the American
Fire Insurance Company, ofPhiladelphia,
to recover insurance upon policy issued
upon her house and contents which was
burned near VanRibber. has been re-
moved to the United States Circuit Court
by the defendant.
Mr. and Mrs. William f. Ianway
of Forest Hill. have issued cards for the
marriage OF their daughter, Miss Mary
Ashton Hanwav and Mr.. Hector Stewart
McAlistrr The wedding will take place
at noon on Wednesday, October LIST, al
Christ Church. Rock Spring. A reception
will follow from one to three o'clock al
"Clngmar," the home of the parents.
Several ears of new white corn, re
markahIc for their unusual size, were re
Gently on exhibition ut the Baltimor
Produce Exchange. Two of the ear
measured 14ai and l 5ai inches respective
w. The grains on the largest ear nun
bcrcd ,232 by actual count. This corr