The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-01-01
Local affairs.

the .EgiS.
The second National Bank of Bel All
has declared Il semi annual dividend o.
three per cent. cl ar of taxes.
MIR. Samuel W Bradford, cashier OF
the Savings Bank OF Hartford County,
has orr thanks for calcIdars for 1904.
To-day. Friday. is legal holi,ay and
the bai,Ls will Is, closed. othcrrlaces OF
business " iii gcac:aily observe the event
--Ex-Shsrfi Andrew Kinhart has made
q deed of trust to Jacob A. Doxen, trustee
The latter has flci an approved bond for
$1,000.
Tie Forest Hill ". c. T. L. will hold
it's regular meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Edward Tuchlr, Wednesday, January =,
at = so P. NJ.
Mr.. Ilcnry {. Ncsbitt, a prominent
citizen of Cecil county, died at the Union
Protestant iu!irmary, Baltimore, on
TA..sity OF last week.
-Finrcy and Robinson. canned goods
brokers, report the tomato market as
being slow. a few tomatoes are beng
sold at G2i2 net but the majority OF the
packers are holding off for higher prices.
An importan: meeting of the Hartford
Chapter L. D. <. will be held al the resi-
! dsucc Of Mrs. John u. Rouse, Bel Air, on
\Tuesdav, January 9th, at eleven O'Clock
4 NJ. All members are requested TO lie
prc$eut,
II, members of Company d. will
hold Il smoker in their armory, Bel Air,
ON Monday evening. The young men OF
the tow are cordially invited to be pres
cus and Join in the social features OF the
evening.
-SAcramynt of the Lords Supper and
yecept1uu Of rev m,mbcrs wi! be held at
the Churchvillc Presby teiian Church next
Sabbath morning, January Sd. Services
at1l O'clock. Preparatory service Sttur-
dav afternoon AT 5 o'clock.
A tenant house on the property OF
Dr. Frank T. Turner, situated near Black
Horse, was totally destroyed by fire Oh
Monday. it was occupied by colored
man wnolust nearly all that he possessed.
The fire originated from a detective tiuc.
MIR. Harry Z James, who with his
brother, Formerly conducted the livery
business in Bel Air, has returned from
business trip in Virginia and North
Carolina. He is still engaged in his bust
ness as hors: dealer, at his home at
Berkeley.
- On Monday, Thomas II. Robinson,
trustee, sold at public sale at the Court
House door, the Little property, con-
tanning one third OF an acre of land, near
Glen Cove 1t WAS purchased by Archer
Little for $500 J. 5 Richardson was the
auctioncer.
The ncxt incc ting Of the Deer Creek
Farmers Club will he held at the resi-
dencc of Mr. James Lee, Churchvillc, on
Saturday, January md. The roll-call
viii be at / 80 p NJ. The subject for
discussion is "Permarent improvement
uf our highways and how to provide for
the cost"
The residents OF Havre de Grace are
again looking forward to pleasing pros
poet for II lig zee harvest. The exceed
inglv cold weather of Saturday made the
whole river a Sc!d bed. A good ice
harvest brings thousands of dollars to
this place and this distribution helps |
every one.
The Maryland State Horticultural |
Society will hold It's sixth annual meet
ing al Dushane Post Hall, on Thursday |
and Friday. January 14lh and 18th.
Everyone is invited to attend these meet /
iags and producers are urged to make an
exhibit of fruits and vegetables, Prom
inent speakers will be present to deliver
addresses on interesting subjects.
The value of good humor, provoking
a good hearty laugh, can scarcely be over
estimated il the stimulus given a tired
brain. The lecture of DR.. Frank NJ.
Bristol on brains" in the Aberdeen NJ
Z Church on J;,'asssyy i2lh is an event
that you canno Cord to miss. His
1shnicc,ot words happy way of illustrat
ing ard ability to initiate are unsur-
passed.
Mt Ararat Masonic Lodge, Bel Air.
on Monday evening installed the newly
elected officers. Rev. X. A. Castleman
was appointed chaplain of the lodge; A.
b. Twining senior deacon; J. Pearl Viii
son, junior deacon; George Reynolds,
senior steward, and William F. kisling,
tiler After the exercises a banquet was
served Mr. Charles II. MacNabb was
toast-master.
Miss Nettie G. Boyd, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Boyd, of Fulford,
and Mr.. Harry NJ. Denbow, Vale, were
married ON Christmas eve at the home
of the bride by Rev. George W. Evans.
The bridal party was composed of Miss
Fife A. BOYD, bridesmaid, Miss Isabel
Bovd, flower girl and Mr.. Clarence Den
bow, best man. Miss Nay Denbow
played the wedding march. After the
ceremony wedding supper was served
The old Mitchell grist mill at Loeb
Raven, was destroyed by fire on Friday.
1t was a familiar landmark to many
Hartford residents. The origin OF the fire
is unknown. The Towson fire engine
was WRECKED while going to the fire.
The horses slipped and fell on the ice and
the engine was thrown down an en-
bankmeat. The accident occurred at
the Wash House hill on the Maryland
and PENNSYLVANIA Railroad The mill
= was insured in the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of Hartford county
On Monday evening, a we'll attended
meeting Of Company D, was heidi i'll the
armory, Bel Air, TO chose a captain to
succeed the late Captain Thomas q. For
wood, VIII" met with fatal accident last
summer. The election was presided over
by Major James I. Porter 1t was con-
Quoted iii strict military order, and re-
quires the ratification of the Colonl and
the examination of Mr.. NJ Atkinson
Rtckord before he will be commissioned
captain. Mr.. Reckord, who was uSani-
mously chosen, is at present ord srlv
sergeant of the Company, and has Zen