The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-10-27
Local affairs.

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Mrs. John w Bay, and her nephew
Mr.. II. {. Holloway, have removed iron
Peruvian to baltimore for the winter
On Saturday last, Mr.. Glasgow
Archer moved his family to the residence
of the late lanes Carvil Lee, at Thoma
Run
Judge VanBibber has been i'll 1ows"i
this week assisting the Baltimore coun
ty Judges who have had a rush OF lega
business.
Mrs. Iohn SAWYER, has sold her prop
ertv of III acres. near Emmorton, to
Mrs Maria f. Pollock. The price pait
was S. 900
John NJ Shippers. the murderer
Alfred Constable was hanged in Elktou
on Friday. He met his death protesting
his innocence.
The State Board of Education at 1t:
last meeting awarded to Miss Cassie L
Gaunt, of Wheel, a free scholarship to th'
State Normal School.
MIR. Archer Riley, of Upper Cross
Roads, who was kicked by a horse three
weeks ago, is able to get about again
with the aid of crutches.
A number of political mas meetings
will be held in Hartford county next week.
Democrats should not fail to attend the
ones scheduled in their local ncighbor-
hoods
Mr.. Reginald Constable, of Elkton,
and Miss Rebecca Steele Evans. were
married in Elkton, on Wednesday even
irg Mr.. lanes /. Archer, of Bel Air,
was one of the ushers.
While gathering apples on SATURDAY.
Mr., Harry w. Whistler, of Fountain
Green, ran a stick in one of his eyes, III
4licting painful injury. Fortunately
the sight is not ieopardized
Miss Caroline Boyd Hilles, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Jesse Hilles, OF baiti-
more, and Lieut.. Com. John Rufus EdIe'
of the United States navy, were married
at the home of the bride on Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. Law Williams, of Ohio, spent
Friday with his parents MIR. and MIS-.
b. |. Williams He left Saturday Tor
Harrisburg. Pa, where he has accepted
a position with the Currier Publishing
Company.
Rev. Hugh w. S. Powers, son OF
Archdeacon Powers, of Towson, occupied
the pulpit of the Emmanuel Church, Bel
Air. last Sunday morning. Rev. k. A.
.Castleman filled his charges at Jessups
and GIennburnie.
On Monday, Noble L. Mitchell trus-
nee, sold the Akers property at pubic
sale at the Court House door. 1t con-
tains three acres of land near Joppa and
WAT purchased by Carl E. knellinger for
$a4s. |. w. Mccall was the auctioneer.
L. Frank Carroll, infant son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel II. Carroll, of Fountain
Green. died on Wednesday. The funeral
will take place on Friday afternoon. The
;nterment will be i'll Mt. Zion cemetery
dh,an and Sons are the funeral directors.
Mr.. Ohio N. Johnson. a prominent
business man of Perryman and Mrs
Ella Porter, daughter of Mrs. Katherine
Keen, OF the same place, were quietly
married in Baltimore on Tuesday. The
wedding was pleasant surprise to their
many friends.
"A lifelong friend of Grace Memorial
6Chxrch. Darlington, has presented and
installed a new furnace in this sacred
.edifice. 1t is of most approved design
and win enabIe the many attendants OF
che church to worship in comfort during
the ug;nter months.
On Thursday of last week, Mr.. John
w. Minnick. OF Hickory. rescued little
child that was being burned to death IN
a house on Hartford Avenue, Baltimore.
He svas passing up the street at the anc
and attracted by outcries. he rushed in
side aSsl extinguished the blaze.
On Tfarsday of last week, Governor
WAKEFIELD pardcaed T. Benton Daugher-
Nv. who was convicted at the May term
ofCourt for violating the local option
saw. and sentenced to the House OF Cor
rectiou for six months. A fine OF $500
was also imposed, which has been paid,
The canning firm of John w. Bay and
Company, closed up their Perryman
esnnery on Saturday last, and the Della
wans factory on the 5th. They contract
ed for $50 acres of tomatoes On the Pen
Ipsula at ten cents per basket, and every
Naeker delivered his full quota without
protest.
On Wednesday, at the sale of Mr..
Hamilton Amos, of Benson, COWS sold at
very good figures. ranging froFi S4S, the
Iosest to $1OO.5o the highest. Others
abre.Yht prices we'll within these figures,
plenty af them going for $40, $50 and
$50. Nj ]. w. Thompson was the auc-
rtioneer.
-Rev. X. A. Castleman has been desig-
rrssted by the Bishop Gf Pennsylvania to
have charge of the movement look
ing to the erection of new Protestant
Episcopal Church in Delta. About ore
haH of the necessary sum has been sub
scribed. and suitable site for the build
ling is now being surveyed.
--Thc 6rm of Smith, Rouse and Web
.ster, of Bel Air, has removed the force
.oannocted with the canned goods DEPART.
meat to two rooms IN the upstairs 81
their banking house. This was made
necessary on account OF their increasing
business, uglfich now requires separate
managereforeacho of the departments.
In addition to the speakers announced
la our last weeks issue for the Bel Ali
Detnocratic mass meeting. the name o.
Hon. L. Irving Handy. of Delaware
has beel7 added. He is a polished anc
accomplished orator, and his speech made
here last fall ~ili be recalled withinteresi
a,v all who were fortunate enough tt
hear him.
Mr.. Patrick Farrell who was strucl
by n freight train carly last Frida7
morning when John c. Callahan wh'
was with him instantly killed, is nov
out again, after having his wounds at
tended at the Baltimore City Hospital
Mr.. Farre1rs injuries consisted Of severa
cuts on his head in which thirteen stitche
weCe taRea.