The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-08-15

DIR c. A. Crothers. ofE1avre dc Grace
contemplates the erection of a hands"m
residence in that City. 1t will be "
modern style and will contain the lates
improvements.
An open air musical will he held a
the home of Miss Minnie Michael, Satur
day evening, August %, commencing
promptly at SIS for the bene fit OF
Chestnut Hill w. c. T. U.
On Wednesday of last week, MIR. S
H. Coalc, auctioneer, sold the Thomas
II. Kearns property, situated near Cler
mont Mills, to Mr.. Cooper, of Baltimore
county. The price paid was $2,650.
The first section of the Churchville
road has been completed by Hunt and
Lackie, contractors, and will he officially
inspected by the County Commissioners
and the Woolsey Commission on Monday
next.
On Wednesday, Sheriff Reasin arrest
ed Edward NJ. Malcolm, ofThomas Run,
charged with asSaulting Miss Dora Pyle.
The accused was taken before Justice Nc
Comas on Thursday and released on 5000
bail for the action of the September grand
jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer H. Jarrett, of
Baltimore, who have a summer residence
in this county, expect to leave on Monday
for Boston or the steamer Nantucket. J"
From there they will go to New York via
Falls River Line, thence to Asbury Park
for ten days.
"A large barn belonging to Mr..
Howard Rigdon, ofStreett. together with
it's contents, including very valuable
horse, was destroyed by fire on Friday
afternoon. The origins unknown. The
loss is estimated at 81 600, on which
there is an insurance OF 5000 on the build
ing and $500 on the contents i'll the
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of liar-
ford county
On Wednesday, Margaret NJ. Lyle
issued an injunction out Of the Circuit
Circuit Court against the Henry Reckord
Manufacturing Company, A. 7. Geatty.
|. E. Dean, D. Dudley Waters, John A.
Evans, D. Burnett Rockford and Mrs. b.
F. Archer restraining them from laying
sewerage pipe, which the complainant
alleges would foul the stream, which is
the source that furnishes the water for
her ice pond.
Mr.. Archer II. Moore, son of Mr..
Jarrett Moore, of near Carsins' Run, met
with an accident on Thursday while en-
gagged in the work of strengthening the
Baltimore and Ohio Susquehanna bridge
at Watson's Islnnd. He fell distance
Of twenty feet, breaking his right ankle.
The fall was caused by the giving away
Of block and tackle. MIR. Moore was
taken to his home near Aberdeen where
he was attended by DR.. Charles II.
Kriete.
On Thursday night of last week a
a pleasant party made up a straw ride
to Fork, Baltimore county. Those in
The party were Misses Ada Martin, Mamie
Carroll, of Mt Washington, Lola Col
burn, Annie Leroy. Beatrice Bosom,
Cora Jefferies, of Baltimore, Annie Bine,
Of Wilmington. Delaware, Margaret and
Fannie Carroll, of Bel Air. Messrs. Cleb
Bine, William Hollan, of Mt Washington,
DR.. Shanks, Walter McEilroy, Edgar
John Hopkins, of Baltimore,
William Hubbard, Harvey Howard,
Benjamin Hyde, of Annapolis, John
Loman and John Gehrman, of Bel Air.
The children and grandchildren of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Spencer, of Chrome
Hill, gave a surprise to their parents and |
on Monday afternoon, the
occasion being the forty-fifth anniversary
,f their marriage. Among those present
we're Rev. DR.. w. W. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Grey. MIR. and Mrs. Philip G.
Spencer and child, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
spencer Mr. and Mrs. Carvil Amoss. Mr..
and Mrs. McLaren Spencer, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Spencer, Mr.. Charles Spencer, Miss Bessie
Spencer, of Baltimore, and Miss Bessie
spencer, daughter of County Commis
;ioner, Joseph E. Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs c. w. Harvard, Miss
Laura Carter, Winfield Harvard, John
and Nathan Carter, of Fulford, Miss
Katherine Nelly, of Baltimore, Miss
France, of Gainesville, George Tollinger,
IF Garland, and Howard Baker, of Aber-
1een, are camping on Romney Creek.
They had as their guests on Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob K. Stephenson, Mrs.E. |
B. Whistler, Misses Dora Whistler, Mabel .
Nelly, Ida Thompson, Mrs. Mitchell,
Messrs. Charles and Parkison Mitchell, of |
Baltimore, Coleman Sheridan, of Bel Air. |
About fifty dozen crabs were caught dur
ng the day and the party also enjoyed |
some fine sport fishing. The same day
the party had number of guests from
Belcamp. They came over on the launch
Hattie" which belongs to MIR. w. Scott
of Calvary.