The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-09-23
Local affairs.


postmaster at Ioppa in place OF ". ii.
Chilcopt resigned.
MIR. r. Howard Scarf and Miss Belle
Glenn were married on Tuesday evening
at the residence of Mr. Thomas II. Nelson.
-Eiausv and Robinson. canned goods
brokers', report tomatoes ia 20 '2Iz, ac-
cordin:. to quality. Corn, evergreen, GO;
shoepcg, 20 cents.
-)n Saturday, |. w. Mccall auctionecr
sold for Sheriff Whitcford, at the llartord
House IN Havrc dc Grace, the Lewis Ash
property containing 81 acres. 1t was
purchased hy Scptimus Davis for 5000.
While MIR. James l.. Norwood, con-
tractor uf Upper Falls. in Baltimore
county. near the Hartford line was attend
ing church last Sunday his house was
entered and $40 in money stclrn there
from.
Jacob 4. Dozen, trustee, offered the
Margaret l.. WhitcfuId property 1t pub
lie sale at the Court House door, on
Monday. 1t WAS withdrawn at 4 biI OF
$4,000. !. W. McC>ll WAS the auc-
tiOnecr.
The action Of the New York Demo-
Gratis in naming Judge llerrick as their
candidate for Governor brings together
all elements of the party. and there can
be no question but what the State Will
go Democratic.
An attractive exhibit at the fair is
fine lot of potatoes shown by Arthur
Smitlson, of Forest Hill The original
planting came from seed two years ago.
Last year gave good sized returns but
this season beats the record.
MIR. Walter K. McComas. OF Bel Air,
has been appointed to a position III the
State headquarters by Chairman Murray
Vandivcr of the State Central Committee.
Mr.. McComas will spend large portion
of his time there until after the election
in November.
The Court House Commission met Ill
Bel Air on Tuesday and received bids for
the erection of the addition 20 the Court
House Four contractors were represent
ed. The Commission declines to make
public the amounts OF the bids until the
same can he submitted to Architect Denp- |
wolf.
-On Tuesday, Sheriff Whitclord arrest
ed Jennie Bry an. on the fair grounds and
brought her 20 jill She was taken on al
order from the cliefo the police of Lewis |
town, Pa, charged with being Il run |
away. Her parents were notified but as
nothing was hear,! from them on We'd |
nesday she was released.
Prof W.T.. l.. Talia!crro, of the Mary
land Agricultural College, but formerly !
of Bel Air, w. 5 a welcome visitor at The |
.Eyis office on Thursday. Prof. Taiia |
flrro had charge of the excellent exhibit !
the college made at the fair, and reports
that they arc already turning of students |
fo- want of room.
The will of ". Holland Andrew has
been probated b. the Orphans Court !
He gives to his wife, Ella Andrew, 16 |
acres of land near Bush, also the pro- !
ceeds of the sale Of his rsonal property |
except few nominal b;quests. Henry |
Tarring is named executor. The wi. IS
dated July 10, 1904 and is witnessed by |
William II. Ellis, Henry Tarring and !
lanes T. Pritchard
The State Board of Education has
passed an order, requiring the principals |
of the several accredited High Schools of
the State to report to SAID Board on or
before October | the name, age, place OF
residence and present employment of
every graduate OF each OF said schools
during the past FIVE years To enable the
Principal of Bel Air Academy to comply !
with these orders every graduate OF this
school under Mr.. MAYNARD is requested |
to promptly advise the Principal of the
Academy concerning the graduates, |
name, age etc.
"A few months ago The .I:2is reported
that Mr. p. Ii. McC ormick had sold three
Guernsevs to a breeder named Price. near
philadelphia who expected to exhibit
them at the Worlds Fair. 1t is espec-
ally agreeable to now report that last
week each was awarded Il premium, and
for one OF them Mr.. Price has been offered
ST. 900 So bitter has been the compet:-
ton between the East and West that a
week ago the old judges on Guernseys
were retired and Mr.. Mccormick, who
was in st. Louis al the time was placed
on the committee, where he has since
been busily engaged.
Col Ohio S. Lee, of Bel Air. one of
Harford's best known attorneys, and
Miss Helene A. Bradshaw, who for sew
erai years has held an enviablc reputation
as a teacher in the Hartford corps, were
quietly married at the residence OF the
bride, in St. Mary's City, on Wednesday.
Rev. Willard +. Mnnick the bri'ie's pas
tor, formerly of Hartford, was the otiiciat-
ing clergyman. DR.. Martin l.. Jarrett, a
c-long friend of the groom, acted rs
best man. The bridal couple will reach
Bel Air about the first of October, when
they will receive the congratulations of
host of we'll wishcrs.
The Hartford Medical Association met
in Bel Air on Tuesday. Dir. T. Hall Rich.
ardson presided, with DR.. Charles Bagley
secretary. Under a Suspension If rules
pr. Purncll F. Sappington aud Dr.. Frank
II. Arthur were made charter members.
Dr. Charles A. HolingswOrth was elect
ed president, DR.. +. Hall Richardson
vice president and DR.. Charles BaGley
secretary and treasurer. The beard of
censors consist of Or. Purnell +. Supping-
ton, DR.. William 5. Archer and DR.. Frank
ii. Arthur Dr. Armfcld +. EanI5ihber
was chosen as counselor The meeting
adjourned to meet on October 10, a 80
=. NJ i'll the grand lury room, Bel Air.
The monotony of the fair gre und life
was broken on Wednesday by the ever
vigiiant little blind god who drew to-
gether two blushing lovers, holding a con
cession The bride no doubt was enabled
by her art to divine each sweet thought
of her lover even before the lips had car
RED the message. Her mind reading no
doubt served her good stead, thus doubt
less making the courtsiip much easier
than is the fate of the ordinary daughter
Of Eve. The parties gave their names as
Charles T. ChamLerlainc, Elmira New