The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-08-19
Local AFFAIRS.

lost Il very valuable horse last week.
MIR. Harry $. Hyde has accepted tn
management of the :. y. Hyde Com
pauv, at Hyde, Baltimore county.
The railroads are now hauling car
loads Of canning house hands. The sea
son is here and factories will soon lpc ru2
nine ON fall time.
deputy Sheriff Worthin%ton recently
took Elizabet! Wallis, of Churchyiile, tc
bellevue insane asylum. She was com
mittcd on the order of Doctors Archer
and Cal!aha
On Monday. J. W. Mccall, auctioncel
for Thomas II. Robinson, trustee, sold
the Baddcrs property, containing l.
acres, situate i'll the fourth district, to
John H. Grafton for $3.50.
The Willard ". {. T. L. will hold :,
temperance contest at Emory NJ. +.
Church on Tuesday evening, August 30,
At 5 O'Clock All are invited u attend.
An Offering will De taken.
The ladies of Forest Hill ". {. I. /.
will hold peach ;,ad ice cream festival
i'll their hall. on Saturday evening,
August 20. Supper from five 10 eight
o'clock. All are Invited 20 attend.
-The directors OF the Hartford AgricuI-
tural Society will hereafter meet each
Monday until the fair which will he held
on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, September 20, II, - and %.
Charles Wesley and his hymns will be
the subject OF an address by the pastor OF
he Bel Air Methodist Episcopal Church
next Sunday evening. y number Of
Charles Wesley's hymns will be sung.
The members of Mt Ararat Masonic
Lodge, Bel Air, have been asked to join i'll
the ceremony OF LAYING the corner stone
of the new lodge building, of Esdraelon
Lodge Delta. The event will take place
tomorrow, Saturday, morning.
The Deer Creek Farmers Club will
meet at the residence OF Mr.. w. Beatty
Harlan, at Churchvillc. next Saturday
afternoon. The roll call will be at five
o'clock. The members are requested to
furnish the subject
On account of the serious illness OF
Miss Dora Proctor the game of base ball
to he PLAYED ut Bel Air with the Havre
de Grace club has been postponed. Miss
Proctor is 4 sister Of Mr.. Armticld Proc
tor, one Bel Airs players.
MIR. Louis +. Ilollingsworth, of
Joppa. has been appointed assistant
superintendent of the fruit department at
the coming Hartford Fair. He invites a
large display from growers in this coun-
" and others interested i'll horticulture.
Some OF the county road supervisors
of Baltimore county ere having trouble
t" yet hands al $1.27 perday. 1t issaid
that the CommiSsio ncrs will not depart
from the usual custom. and it local help
cannot be secured, other labor will be
substituted.
While away from her residence near
Baglev on Tuesday, trampS broke into
the house of Miss Amanda Ehrhart.
They were caught i'll the act by Nix. :. Y.
Harbaugh, who happened by. The in
truders ran away and have not Since
been apprchcndcd.
On Saturday last Il score of Q to 0
was declared in favor of the Taylor base
ball team against the Long Green club,
as result of the latter's refusing to con-
sent to the tenth run. which would have
made the game end with 10 to 0 record
in favor of Taylor.
Judge Hugh T. Bay suffered slight
setback on Monday. He had been im-
proving up to that time and his physi
clans felt sure of his being able to return
to his home i'll a short time. While his
condition is not alarming, his friends nat
urallv feel interested.
We are in receipt OF letter from
Captain X. W. Sylvester president of the
MARYLAND Agricultural College, saying
that the past year WAS an unprecedented
Iv successful one and that the new build
ing will be completed and ready for
occupancy ut the beginning of the scholas-
tic year.
On Friday, Justice Osborne COM
mitted Theodore Gibson to the House
of Correction for six months and William
Morgan for three months. They were
taken to this place on Saturday bv
Deputy Sheriff Worthington. The charge
for which they were convicted was
assaulting Mr. Patrick Farrell 4 resi-
dent of near Aldino.
DIR. William Osler, one of the most
eminent physicians in this country, has
been appointed regius professor of medi-
cine of Oxford University England. DR..
Osler has been physician i'll chief for the
staff of the Johns Hopkins Hospital and
University for the last fifteen years and
has been consulting physician in number
of important cases in this county.
"A musicale will be held al the home of
Mrs, Frank II. Jacobs. near Churchvile,
on Thursday evening, August 25, for the
benefit of Holy Trinity Church, Church
Vile The committee on rcceptiouis Mrs.
James Lee, Mrs McFadden, Mrs. William
w. Wilson, Mrs. A. Lawrence Pcnnlman,
Mrs. Thomas J. Claggett and Mrs.
Hargraves Spalding. Thcpublici is asked
to help the good cause.
Mr. William T. Ililditch has COM
menced the work on the road from Rock
Spring to Forest HILL thence to Grafton's
Shops. This improvement is being made
by money left by the late Rebecca Wool
sev supplemented by assistance from the
residents of near there. The balance of
the cost will borne by the taxpayers.
Mr. Hilditch made good piece of road
near Frogtown and he will undoubtedly
give the same satisfaction with his
present contract.
A number of Hartford and Baltimore
people were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Nussick, Windy Hill, Talbot coun-
tv on Saturday and Sunday. Those i'll
the party were Judge George J.. Van
Bibher, Williams. Furwuod, Ir., William
III. Harlan, Lawson Cooley, Edwin ii.
Webster. Christian Smith, X. Harry
Webster, L. NJ. Allen, Ir., Edward H.
Hall, {. {. Rouse, X. Dallam and W..
Boyd Bell, Messrs. Henry Il. Wilcox,
Louis Becker, Edward Duker and Thomas
H. Roberts
Sheriff Whiteford and party spent
nearly all of Monday night in rounding
up a lot of tramps who had been modest