The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-18

| Durham for $3.50. &. =. CalrneS was
the auctioneer.
Mr. William L. Amoss, of this county,
will have charge of the Maryland exhibit
at the St. Louis Exposition. The agri
| cultural and horticultural exhibit
promises to be the finest ever made BY
| the State.
-Edison's Lif, Motion Picture Enter
tainnent, "A Trip to Luna" will be Civ,
en- at Grace NJ. p. Church, Bel Air, Tues
day evening, March %, and at Provi
| dcnce NJ. p. Church on Wednesday even
Jag. March %.
MIR Calvin Appleton, the horse dealer
at Aberdeen. recently sold to Mr. Wilton
Greenwav a fine matched pair drivers.
Mr.. Appleton also sold tifty-one head
stock cattle and twenty head of horses
of mules this week.
The State Board of Education has
designated Friday, March 25th. as Mary
land Day. Examiner Wright has issued
an order directing the teachers to arrange
az appropriate programme eommsmora-
tive of the occasion.
A special programme Will be rendered
at Ioppa Christian Church next Sunday
evening, March Goth, at p. NJ. the
occasion being the ninth anniversary OF
TIE organization of the Sunday School.
o++apI
On Monday Thomas II. Robinson,
attorney, offered al public sale at the
Court House door, a number of lots in
the town OF Bel Air, and also some farm
land situated at Archer and Howard 5
Mil. All OF the parcels were withdrawn
for want of sufficient bids.
The family Of Mr.. Samuel /! Ady, who
have been sick at their home near Sharon.
are rapidly improving. AT one time it
was necessary to employ two trained
nurses, as every member was afflicted
with typhoid fever. Dr.. +. p. SmthS"n
is the attending physician.
An interesting programme OF music,
readings and Rotations has been pre-
pared by the Missionary Society of Grace
Church, Aberdeen, and will be rendered
next Sunday evening at o'clock, the oc-
casion being the annual missionary an
niversarv. The pubIicis cordially invited.
1t is stated that a bill will shortly be
introduced to change the election laws of
this State. This legislation is anticlpa-
tory of the adoption of the suffrage
amendment to the constitution OF Mary
land This amendment will be submitted
to the voters at the general election of
1905.
The City Council of Havrc de Grace
are asking the passage of an act enabling
them to issue 100000 in bonds for the
purpose of supplying an adequate sewer
age system Whileit would he expensive,
the Town Commissioners 0! Bel Air
should consider the feasibility of a similar
measure.
MIR. and Mrs. Morgan Mitchell
entertained a number of their friends 1T
their home at Short Lane on Tuesday
evening, 9Th instant in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Carroll Hanway. of Baltimore.
Supper was served at eight O'Clock after
which the guests were entertained at
| cards and dancing.
The Hartford Boat Club is having a
new club house erected on its property on
Bush river The building is modern in its
design and intended to afford every con-
verieuce for the members. Contractor
Gladfeltcr has the work i'll charge, nj
expects to have the same completed in
the next two months.
| The Court House Commission was in
session on Monday. Judge EanBihher
presided. On account of the extensive
building operations that will soon ,oni-
mence in Baltimore, it is more than
probable that the skilled labor necessary
| for the erection of the addition to the
Court House will be brought from other
! places.
An address will be delivered in Grace
NJ. f Church. South, Aberdeen, by Rev
| Carl w. Scovcl, pastor of Babcock Memo
rial Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, o,
Tuesday evening, March %. The subject
will be, Found Faithful" or The Mar
on Duty" The public is cordially invited
I n,,I .,.t,orisil-v 1nEo Ir1tp
in Epworth League work.
On Saturday. Justice McC"mas la;
before him a negro boy. named Risgcl,
Johnson charged with asSaulting Aihcr
Hoffman by hitting him over theeyc wit
stone. He was convicted and sentence
to the House of Correction for tire
months. An appeal was atterward
taken to the May term of court. pyput.
Worthington made the arrest
The Legislature has passed lac tN'
lin Grow" bills and the Governor ha
announced his intention To approve q
the same. The Governor says that he /
moved to do this by the strong sentimen
in favor of the bill, especially among tn
white women of the State. A delcgatio
waited on his Excellencv on Wednesda
asking executive sanction to these mea:
ures. In the number was Delegate Hitch
cock of Hartford The Governor assure
: them that he would respect public sent
! ment and sign the bills. The bill omak
; the same principles applicable to tn
street cars of Baltimore City is still in Il
4 hands Of the delegation.
: The Shoemaker road hill has bee
: passed by the legislature, and is ~"
: awaiting the signature of the GoVcrno
{ to become a law. tappropriatcsS 5000
1 0G0 annually for the permanent rcpaIl
4 ofpublic roads. The provisions OF the hi
: REQUIRE ono half of the cost of the il
t provements to be paid 10y the count
. commissioners Of the counties i'll who
c Tie improvements are made or other i
c tcrcsted parties Each county is allott,
l. its share pro rata in accordance with Il
y number of miles ofpublic road Counts!
t that do not take advantage OF the pr
V visions OF this bill after a certain tin
S are cut out Of the current years Apr
Il priation, ard the money is given
others more progressive.