The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-09-30

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The Cecil county grand Jury has thi:
week been investigating the Constable
murder case. s. far no prescnthent;
have been made.
Tn. FallStnn w. {. T. L. will meet at
the home Of Mrs f. 5. Spicer this Salur'
day afternouun, October l, at 2,3o L. NJ
Everybody welcome.
The regular Ill outhly meeting OF the
Womln's Guild of Emmanuel Church,
Bel Air, will b. held on Monday, October
3. at + o'clock, at the church.
Registration Sittln9S, Oct.
4th and nth.
The canning house of {. NJ. and NJ.
J. Mahan, near Churchville, caught fire
on Saturday. The blaze was extinguishcd
before much damage WAS done.
Key John r. Jacobs, of Jarrettsvillc,
will preach a temperance sermon ut the
Fallston Presby terrain Church, on Friday
might, oSlpDSl 3, III - u SloNN' A'' ''->
invited.
MIR. K. X. Nanneman, president OF
the First National Bank OF Havre de
Grace, has been elected vice president for
Maryland of the National Association OF
American bankers.
The barn of Mrs. Sarah Iicnriques.
II Il ia frnV u
fire on Sunday morning. 1t was insured
in the Hartford Mutual Fire Insurance
Company for 5000.
Capt Charles l.. Dallam has recently
purchased, on private terms, and remov-
ed to the W. Slemens Whitcford property,
near PvcSville. 1t contains Go acres i'm
proved by a large brick mansion.
Among the awards at the Hartford
Fair was first premium to Me Own Idol
in the registered light draft entries. He
is halfbrother to Billie A, who won the
Hartford county race, going the fastest
heat in 2.26l4.
The extreme cold weather of last
week has only been recorded once before
by the State Weather Bureau SO early i'll
the month, and that was in 1871. Heavy
frosts were prevalent in all the northern
counties of Maryland.
The new pipe organ for Emmanuel
Church, Rel Air. is now being placed in
position ard will be used on Sunday.
October .. 1t is in keeping with the fur
nishings of the church and fine specimen
OF the handiwork of its maker.
The Hartford Fair closed on Friday.
The weather of the last three days was
excellent, Just cool enough to be pleasant.
A variety of reasons has been assigned
for the small attendance. Certainly the
exhibition was worthy of n larger crowd.
Holy Trinity Church, Churchville, is
undergoing extensive repairs under the
direction OF Mr. b. J. Shanahan the well
known contractor. Services every Sunday
morning until further notice at l o clock
in the chapel adjoining the Rectorv.
MIR. Levanion McEwing and Miss
Bertha Seth, both of Havre de Grace.
were married in Baltimore on Wednes-
day, September 21 The ceremony was
performed by Rev. W. +. Bird, formerly
pastor of the IIavrc Ge Grace NJ. +.
Church.
Mr. Charles Fl. Taylor, one of the
bookkeepers ofthc Second National Bank
of Bel Air. has obtained a position with
the Old Town Bank of Baltimore. Mr..
Taylor is young man of promise and i'll
a broader field will doubtless achieve
deserving measure of success.
Mr. and Mis-. John G. Rouse, of Bel |
Air, have issued cards for the wedding
of their daughter, Helen Columbia, and
Mr. Edgar Shermer Rouse. The cere-
monv will take place on Tuesday even
ing, October II. at 630 O'Clock in the
First Presbyterian Church Bel Air.
MIR and Mrs James II. Quinbv former
" of Hartford county, but for the past few
years residents of California, have return
ed to their old home for 4 months stay
among friends. They speak in warm
forward ultimately to spending their clos
ing days i'll dear old Hartford.
Mr.. Stewart Lowe was badly hurt by
falling on beam while at work on the
creamery of Mr.. Harry D. Hanway, in
Bel Air, on Friday. The distance of the
fall was about 81 feet. He sustained
painful injuries, and it was found neccs-
sary to take him to the Hopkins Hospital
on Saturday. where an operation was
performed.
The dwelling house OF Mr.. E. X.
Rutledge. near Upper Cross Roads caught
fire on SATURDAY. and was totally de-
stroyed. The flames are supposed to
have originated from Il defective fuc.
Mr.. Rutlcdgc lost all the contents. The
Insurance was $500 on the building and
$50 on the contepts, in the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company.
The barn on the l.. S. Birmingham
property, near Shane. caught fire on
Saturday and was burned. The con-
tents, which included a lot of hay, straw
and grain. were also destroyed. No
cause can he assigned for the fire. The
insurance was in the Hartford Mutual In
surance COMPANY. There was 500 on
the structure and $3.50 on the contents.
The body of Miss Frances Price, who
was drowned on September l +, in Mar
sIialls run, has been recovered. 1t was
found by colorcd man late Sunday
night and could only be identified by
means of the clothing. The body was
five miles below the ford where Miss Price
and her mo Their were carried away. AS it
was near mill dam, the suppostion is
that debris held it out of sight until re-
leased by the current.
Don't fail to register. Two
days only-October 4th and
nth.
On Tuesday delegation consisting
of Messrs. James Lee, Walter ". Preston,
!. Wilson Moore, Thomas w. Hall and
Frank +. Gorrell was before the County
Commiss 1ners in reference o appropriate
ing a sum not exceeding $25 per annum
to pay the water rent for a drinking
fountain in front of the Court House
The cost of the fountain is to he provided
for out of a sum given by the late Edwin
Booth towards library in Bel Air. The