The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-09-04
Local oAfairs.

Rock Run NJ. L. Church. Sund "
September 6-P reaching by the pastor
George r. Sanncr, at 1870 A. NJ. Preach
ing at Bush Chapel at 5 Z. NJ.
The Bel Air Base Rall team will play
the VanBibber Club, on the grounds OF
the latter, tomorrow, Saturday after
noon. A good game is expected.
The W. {. 7. L., of Forest Hill, will
hold an apron and necktie social aud
festival in its Hall on Thursday evening,
September 10. IEstormy the next clear
evening.
-Zacheus Dcbow, Jr., was before Justice
Richardson on Monday, charged with
assaulting Alonzo Ritz. He was fined
$7.+5. Deputy Sheriff Sheridan made
the arrest.
The capital stock of the llavrc de
Grace ttcrCumpany has been increased
to $50, 900. The certificate authorizing
this action was filed i'll the Clerks oi!cc
on Wednesday.
Me Own Boy, owned by Mr.. Robert
{. Richardson. of Churchvil!c, won The
.. 30 trot at Tiinunium on Wednesday.
Three of the heats were i'll 2.33. The
purse was $500
During the thunderstorm one day last
week, lightning killed a hog belonging to
Miss Susan Sladc, Of Pylesville. 1t was
insured in the company represented by
Mr.. Thomas l.. Pyle.
Miss Moorcs, Of "IIighlandS," rear
Bel Air, gave Il dinner on Tuesday even
ing in honor of her guests Misses Annie
Foster Fletcher, Elizabeth Worthington
Hopkins and Agnes Cover.
Sheriff Rcasin deserves great credit
for the beautiful appearance OF the Jail
ward. 1t looks even better than last
year and the pleasing scene is the result
of careful labor and forethought.
MIR. William H. Dasliell, Examiner of
Somerset county, was 4 participant in
the Teachers Institute this week. He is
one of the editors of the Marylander and
Herald, live newspaper published at
Princess Anne.
The prim Try clecti ons Of both the
Democrats and Republicans were held in
Baltimore yesterday. These contests
took place under the recent law, and
"legalized primaries" is no longer an ex-
pertinent, but a practical success.
Checks for premiums awarded at the
Hartford County Fair have been ready
for the owners since Tuesday. Those
who have not received the money due
them can obtain the same by APPLYING at
the banking house of Smith, Rouse and
Webster, Bel Air.
The sacrament of Baptism and the
Lords Supper will be administered at
Churchvillc Presbyterian Church next
Sunday morning, September 9th. Services
will begin at eleven o clock. Preparatory
services will he held next Saturday
afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The Deer Creek Farmers Club will be
the guest of Messrs John Slade and John
D. Worthingto ton at Indian Spring Farm
tomorrow, Saturday afternoon. The
roll call will he at five O'Clock. The sub
iect selected fer discussion is Successful
Farming"
Mrs. r. S. Pattison, of the Easton
High School, gave two interesting talks
at the Teachers Institute in Bel Air on
Wednesday. Her topic, Primary and
Advanced Geography was handled i'll
such a pleasing manner as to leave no
doubt as to her thorough understanding
of this interesting subject.
Arrangements are being made to place
the fire bell on the Court House in Bel Air.
A cupola will have to be built to protect
the castings and machinery from the
weather. The bell will be much needed
Improvement for the town, as trouble has
some times been experienced in not having
the alarm of fire generally known
The State Horticultural Society is
arranging for its coming meeting, which
is expected to be still better than the ex-
hibit of last year. Those who have pro-
ducts in the way of desirable fruits or
vegetables that they wish to exhibit
should notify the secretary at an carly
date, SO as to receive instructions about
packing and shipping.
MIR. Daniel p. Hollingsworth, of Falls
ton, and Miss Katherine +. Wilen, of
Owings Mills, Baltimore county, were
married at the home of the bride on We'd
nesday morning. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Dr.. Smith, rector of st.
Thomas Church. The bride was given
away by her brother, MIR. Reese Wien, of
Philadelphia. There were no attendants.
Those present included the family of the
contracting parties and a few intimate
friends.
Miss Moorcs, of "Highlands," near
Bel Air gave River Party to her guests
on Thursday. Those who attended were
Mrs. H. II. Ecech, Miss Keech, Miss
Cover and Mrs. Collins, of Baltimore,
Miss Anna Foster Fletcher, of Virginia,
Miss Hopkins, of IIavre de Grace, Mrs.
w. T. Munnikhuyscn. Miss Nellie Munni-
khuysen, Messrs. Bryarly, Francis, Law
renee, Robert and Hall Munnikhuysen,
Misses Frances and Louise Munnikhuy-
sen, Mr. and Mrs. George N. Mackenzie,
Norbury Mackenzie, Messrs. Moores
Maynadier and T. NJ. Allibonc.
Tho teachers held a reception at the
Eagle Hotel on Monday night. Thoscin
the receiving party were MIR. and Mrs.
Charles T. Wright, Misses Wilson and
Smithson, Mcssrs. A. Finney G;tlbrcath,
w. Stafford Jackson and Professor Rcisler
of Baltimore. Vocal music was furnished
by Misses Sallie Galloway and Jennie
Cullun. A banquet closed the evenings
entertainment. Mr.. A. Finncy Galbreath
was POSTMASTER. Professor Charles T.
Wright and Miss Mayfeld Wright both
rendered Rotations. Toasts were re-
spondcd to as follows. "Thc Eastern
Shore" Mr.. w. Stafford Jackson, 1.-THE
Western Shore" Professor Reisler of
Baltimore. The School Board" Prcsi-
dent John d. Worthington.
Much excitement was caused in Abing-
don on Wednesday by the report than an
unknown negro had attempted to assault
Miss Rubcsch, daughter of Mr. Andrew
Rubesch, of that place. The young lady,
who is about eighteen years of age, and
quite good looking, was going to the
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