The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-10-07
Local affairs.

MIR. John Knight, of near carlton, re
emily completed fine large barn.
The ladies of Calvary NJ. f. Churcl
will hold an oyster supper at Calvar!
Hall on October ~, IS and %.
Rev Wesley NJ Hyde has announced
his intention to retire from the pastorat'
oil Frauklinyillc and Fallston Presbyte
rian Churches.
-Rev. John X Jacobs. of Jarrettsville
will deliver a temperance sermon at The
Eallston Presbyterian Church this, Fri
day. night at o'clock. All are invited
Chester |. Mcintyre, who was fneC
So aud costs by Justice Fahey for being
drunk and disorderly, was brought to
Bel Air jail by Deputy Worthington on
Tuesday.
The Orphans Court has been in SEES
sion this week. The objections to the
ratification of the final account passed Ill
the estate of John Armstrong were heard
and testimony taken.
Mrs. Sarah j. Wilson, widow of the
late Captain William IL. Wilson, died at
her home in IIavre dc Grace on Thursday
of last week. She was &c years of age,
and is survived by four sons.
-Rev. Albert Glenn Richard, of Trinity
Church. Chicago, will preach in Emmord
Hall, Peruvian. next Sunday morning
at eleven O'Clock Rev. Mr. Richards was
formerly rector of st. Georges Parish.
The case of Sophia Hand against the
Philadelphia Baltimore & Washington
Railroad Company terminated in the
Cecil Court on Thursday Of last week by
verdict in favor ofthe plintitltor 81 900.
The new pipe organ of Emmanuel
Church, Bel Air, will he used for the first
time next Sunday morning. The choir
will appear in vestmcnts. Mrs. John
II. Flagler will render vocal music during
the oflertory.
The case of Tilghman VS.. France was
argued in the Court of Appeals on We'd
ncsdav. 1t was an appeal from the Or
phans' Court of Baltimore county.
Thomas II. Robinson was one OF the at
torneys for the appellant.
On Monday Noble l.. Mitchell, trus-
tee, offered the Thompson property, stu
ated at Walters Cross Roads, at public
sale at the Court House door. 1t was
withdrawn at bid of $500 and suhse-
quentlv sold to J. Is. Twining for $3.50.
1t is said that the county bridge on
the public road near Mr. w. +. Silvers
canning house, in the second district, is
unsafe Residents of that vicinity are
anxious to have the structure repaired at
once so that il can I've used by heavy
teams without fear of accident
On Monday Jacob A. Dozen, trustee,
offered at public sale at the Court House
door the Andrew kinhart property.
Two parcels were withdrawn for want
of sufficient bids The 25-acre tract was
purchased by D. J kinhart for $500. l.
W. Shompson was the auctionccr.
"A large Parker and Davis Club was
organized at Cambria last Saturday
with prospects Of many additions i'll the
the near future The main work of the
club thus far has been to look after the
registration but at n later date the public
will De educated from the stump. Go
and do like wise.
We are requested by Miss Kate Bar
ton to DENY the correctness of an article
stating that she was present at dance
given at the residence of Mr.. w. Emory
Walbcck on September 10 This article
appeared in our last issue i'll our cores
pondence column and was published as
reported in the usual manner.
The Democrats of Jarrettsville and
vicinity will meet on Saturday evening
at 80 o'clock for the purpose of organ
ling a Parker and Davis club. All good
citizens, regardless Of past party atiilia-
ton, are urged to he present and aid in the
work of getting the banner district of the
county in good shape BY election day.
The Ladies Aid Society of st. Paul's
Lutheran Church. Pcrrymans, will hold
an oyster and meat supper on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday nights, October 90,
81 and %, ii: the canning house formerly
owned BIZ Sep. Icwens, now owned by
{. Smith. on the road midway bet tween
CarsinS Run and Aberdeen. Public Ger
daily invited.
On Sunday afternoon, the woodshed
near the house of Judge George l.. Van
Bihber was discovered to be ont fire. The
blaze had assumed considerable size be-
fore it was cxtingushcd. Just nine years
ago the first Sunday in October, Mr. y an
Bibher's residence, situated on the site of
the present structure caught fire and was
totally destroyed. Fortunately i'll this
case history did not repeat itself, but
nevertheless it is quite coincidence.
MIR J. NJ. Cocn, of near Havrc de
Grace, recently sent TO this office 4 fine
sample of field corn. The grains ap-
proach an inch in length and it is said it
will shell six and threc-quartcrs bushels
to the barrel. The cob is small. 1t was
raised on clover sod withno fertilizer un-
til the stalks were we'll up Then a good
dressing was narrowed in. The yield
will be about IL barrels to the acre,
which is very good for poor rented
ground.
The Democrats opened the campaign
with rousing meeting at Music Hail.
Baltimore, on Tuesday night. Addresses
were made by Senator elect Isidor Ray
ner and Senator Culbcrtson, of Texas.
Governor WarGeld presided. Every nook
and corner Of this vast building was filled
to overlooking and many persons we're
turned away. The campaign thus aus
piciously begun augurs we'll for big
Democratic majority in Maryland on
November :.
Mr. Kirby S. Willis, a former resident
of Hartford county, was ordained to the
ministry at Huntingdon Baptist Church,
Waverly, on September %. Mr.. Willis
was for several years missionary to the
scamen in Baltimore. During the last
year he has been stated supply for Peach
Bottom Baptist Church. in Delta, Pa.
Mr. Willis has accepted unanimous call
from two churches in White Deer Valley,
Ia. He will leave on Saturday for his
new field OF labor.
In keeping with its former progressive
spirit, the Darlington Road League has