The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-10-28
Local affairs.


has asked us to state that The business
nutiIc inserted i'll the .l:Gis III September
was without her previous knowledge OF
consent
"A Democratic club of over 100 mem
b.rs has been organized III liavrt d'
Grace. The Officers are: President, !
Oliver Edmondsou; secretary, ThomasC
Hopkins.
Mr. Inhn Shanahau, of Fallston, was
badly hurt recently by being thrownirom
a hand car of the Maryland and Penn
sylvania Railroad. He is at the City
Hospital.
Hartford Chapter, No. III, L. d. c,
will hold a meeting at the residence OF
Mrs & Rouse, Bel Air, on Wednesday,
November ., at 1915 A. NJ. An election
Of officers will take place.
The Heucr houses and lot in Bel Air
were offered at pubic sale at the Court
House door on Monday ny J. W. Mccall
auctionecr. The property was With
drawn at a bid ot 81 200.
GA Monday J. 5. Richardson, auc-
tioneer, sold the Baylcss property, con-
tanning OF acres, at public sale at the
Court House door. 1t Was purchased by
William H. BaylcSs for s., 800.
The Ladies Aid Society of Trinity
Lutheran Church will hold an oyster sup
Der in tie canning house of Hanson and
l.antz, at Edgewood, on November - +
and ) All are cordially invited.
A successful Democratic meeting was
II Id Mt Delta last Saturday night. 1t
was attended by upwards of 900 per
sons. Among the speakers was Senator
Thomas II. Robinson, of Bel Air.
Former Governor Frank Brown was
in Bel Air on Monday on business lie
spoke confidently OF the outlook III Mary
land and predicted that the Democrats
would carry it by safe majority.
The annual autumnai service will be
held at the Bel Air Methodist Episcopal
Church on next Sunday morning. vt
O'Clock there will be song service, with
an address on Philip Doddridgc and his
hymns.
MIR. Joseph T Hopes has sold 10
AIessrs. Thomas i. Homer ana Sor, OF
Germantown Pa. titeei' "i his ccit5ra-
ted Jersey herd. l5r hirh he received
$4,000. The cattle were shipped on
Tuesday.
"A vcarlirg Guernsey heller, which
was sold bv Mr. p H. Mccormick last
spring to go to the Worlds Fair. took
first premium in her class. Her present
owner afterwards disposed OF her at the
fancy price Of SI0O.
A temperance meeting vii! be held at
Friendship NJ L. Church, under the
ausuiccs of Fallston W. {. T. t., on
Thursday, November ., nj : =. NJ. Mrs.
Haslup. State president. and Mrs. Scar
borough will address the meeting. All
are invited.
MIR. Charles Wilson. of Pylssviiie, haS
sold to Mr.. JOHN puaniGan, OF near
Fintvillc, the western portion ct the
flrm on which hc resides, confirming
about 100 acres, to which Mr.. Dunngan
will remove aud make his rcsidenScin the
carly spring.
The Prohibition, party hasmo:rinated
Mr. Philip G. Spencer, of jarrcttsville, rs
its candidate for Congress. While Mr..
Spencer hardly expects election, we can
savln all honesty that he would make rs
good a representative us sollc "t those
who are on the lis.
County Health Officer Surthsnn has
guaranteed a cnlorcl hoy about two
miles below Aberdeen who is suffering
from smallpox. The case WAS discovered
bv Doctors krietc and Arthur. Every
prccaution has been taken 10 prevent the
spread of the disease.
"A protracted meeting will begin at
The Mountains Christian Church on Sun
dav, November 6. to continue indefinite
IL. Mr.. O. G.. White. of Baltimore, will
assist the local minister, Mir. Gah. Meet
ings are held at this church every Sun
dav morning at II o'clock. Song service
every Sunday evening at 80.
On account Of closing our forms, it is
impossible for US this week to give anac-
count of the Democratic meeting that
was held in the Masonic Temple, Be! Mir,
last evening All indications pointed to
4 good attendance, and the reports from
all over the county were of the most en-
couragng nature. Hon. Herman Stump
was the presiding officer.
We call attention to the advertise
mcnt of the New York Clothing House,
which appearsin this issue. We have fre-
quentlv mentioned the many merits of
this firm and their conmendable meth
DDS of business Mr.. Archer H. Jarrett
extends an invitation to his fiends to
call and see him, and he will lie only too
glad to enjoy their company whether as
customers or we'll wishers.
The lIavrc dc Grace authorities have
adopted plans for a sewerage system and
the construction Of the work. The esti-
mated cost for the cast side Of he CITY is
$l9,2lS1O. Ii will require about
$72 900 for the entire work. Under a
recent act of assembly, which has been
ratified by popular vote, the MAYOR and
City Council have been authorized to is
sue bonds for $50, 900 for the completion
OF the work.
The largest public sale of imported
Guernsey cattle ever held i'll this country
took place at the stable of Edward r.
Price, at Battleax, Pa, on Friday.
Among the purchasers were Mr.. Robert
". Holland, Jr., who bought an import
ed COW and calf fo- $50, three kcilcrs
fer $500; and f. Henderson Mccormick
who bought an imported bull for which
a recent offer of $500 had been made
Prices ranged high one of the best cows
bringing 81 900.
On Thursday night of last week the
Bel Air band, supplemented by Il numhei
of interested friends, scrcnaded Mr.. ana
Mrs. Edgar S Rouse, who were at In,
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John &
Rouse, and Mr.. and Mrs. Philip II
Close, at their home at Hazel Dell.
The occasion was enjoyed by everyon
and is in marked contrast with SOM
demonstrations of like character tina
have had a tendency to destroy the Origi