The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-10-13
Local affairs.

Judge George l. NanblDDer mas pee
in Towsou during the present weel
where he was occupied in the trial of
civil case.
MIR. Robert NJ. Taylor, of Towson
who has running horse at the fair, rod
two steeple chase victories at the Lynch
burg Horse Show last week.
Services to commemorate the centcn
NAL year of Christ Church, Rock Spring
will be held on next Wednesday, Octobe
Is, beginning l 1 O'Clock, A. M.
On Tuesday. Harry S. Carver, trus
tee, offered the leasehold property o
Iohu IL. Fisher, in Bel Air, at public sale
1t was withdrawn at bid of $205. ]
S. Richardson was the auctioueer.
Citizens from down the Neck report 6
very high tide on Wednesday, but nc
damage was done. Along some shores
of the Chesapeake the damage was
serious.
The Misses Waters and Wetheral
have sold to Mrs John D. Worthington on
private terms, the house and lot on Bond
street, Bel Air, formerly occupied by John
H. Fisher.
The Ladies of the House Committee
of the Hartford County Boat Club have
issued invitations for dance and oyster
roast to he given at the Club house next
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Bishop Paret visited Emmanuel p.
f. Church, Bel Air, on Sunday morn
ing. lie preached an able sermon to a
congregation that filled the church to
its doors The rite of confirmation was
also administered.
Rev. T. Is. A. Allison. of Churchville,
was unfortunate enough to lose his driv-
ing horse on Friday last. While playing
i'll the field, the animal suddenly fell and
broke its leg, which necessitated its de-
struction by DR.. Hopes.
"A Democratic mass meeting will be
held in Bel Air on Wednesday evening
November 1st, at s o'clock. A meeting
will be held in Darlington on the same
evening Further particulars of each
meeting will hereafter be given.
In the award of prizes for the best
line and surface of track on the Pennsvl.
vania railroad, ]. S Elliott. supervisor,
received 5000, and Michael Lipman, as
sistant, 5000 for the condition of the
road between Havre de Grace and Baiti-
more.
Il bazaar for the benefit of the new
Nj. f. Church at Forest Hill will be held
in the w. {. T. U. Hall at that place on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurday and Fri
day of next week Supper will Ee served
after 5 O'Clock each evening at moderate
prices.
The Ladies Aid Society of Smiths
Chapel will hold an oyster supper on
Friday and Saturday evenings, Novem-
Der 3 and in Mr.. William Bodt's can
ming house near Churchville. Proceeds
for building vestibule and painting
church.
The stress on our advertising columns
will be glad to have our correspondents
renew their weekly letters. We are al
ways anxious to receive these commune
cations the Tuesday previous to publica-
ton day.
Rev. S c. WATSON, of Churchville
Presbyterian Church, preached the SER
mon to the congregation at the instala-
ton of Rev Henry W. Miller, the new
pastor of Light street Presbyterian
Church, Baltimore, who was installed
on Monday evening.
An ordinance, granting the right of
way for an electric railway in IIavre dc
Grace has been revived before the city
council in that city. 1t is said that New
York capital is willing to develop the
enterprise. providing the right of way
can be obtained on suitable terms.
The FELTON, Band. of FELTON,, Pa, fur
nished excellent wind and string music
for the fair This is strong aggrega-
ton of good PLAYERS, and their work was
Tuesday afternoon serenade given to The
IEgis is approximately acknowledged.
Mrs. ]. L. McLeran, of Washingto
whose noted dairy supplies the necessary
dairy products for the White House, was
in Bel Air on Wednesday. Last spring
she purchased two cows from the herd
of Mr. J. l.. Mccormick and is now look
ing for other additions from the best
strains of Hartford.
John NJ. Shippers, the convicted
murderer of the late Albert Constable
will be hungin EIkton on Friday, October
goth. The condemned man is now in the
penitentiary, where he will remain until
Wednesday of next week and then be
taken to the Elkton Jail, and kept in con-
6nement until the day of the execution.
considerable excitement was caused
in Bel Air on Saturday, when fire was
built in the boiler of the heating appar-
atus of the Masonic Temple. The Chin
ney had been clogged in some manner
and smoke escaped from the sides of the
building and between the floor. The fire
department quickly responded, but its
services were unnecessary.
Harvest home services will be held at
Calvary M. E. Church, South, on Sun
day, October 18th. A special programme
has been arranged tor morning and even
ing Rev. ] S. Engle, of Baltimore will
preach at 10 80 O'Clock A. NJ. and also
make an address in the evening at 7.3C
o'clock. The public is cordially invited
to be present at these services.
Providence M. P. Church, 1890 A
NJ, preaching by the pastor, c. E. ser
vice. 100 =. M. Union Chapel NJ. P
Church. preaching service at 3 p. Nj
Mt Carmel NJ. +. Church, revival ser
vices 100 p. NJ. continued during tht
week. c. K. McCaslin pastor. Grace NJ
p Church IL A. M, sermon by Rev. S
A HoblitzelI, Sunday School, 10 A. NJ
Captain X. L. Bouldin, postmasttl
OF Bel Air, is recovering from a painful
injury that he received from fall in tn,
Court House about two weeks ago. HI
was walking up the false steps of tn
rear addition and one of the boards brok
precipitating him some little distance. Hi
leg struck an obstruction making bat
bruise that has since given him consider
able trouble.