The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-07-14
Local AFFAIRS.

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vices Mt La Grange next Sunday at |
NJ
-Eiwarl Reynolds has been appoint
ed postmaster at Bradshaw vice Charlie
w. Proctor resigned.
Rev. David Jamison, of Aberdeen, &c
cupied the pulpit of the Churchville Pres
bytcrian Church on Sunday morning.
MIR. l. Latimer Ely, of Rutledge, L
building an addition to his house. Tit
new work will he decided Improvement
Mr.. Clyde Spencer has opened a stor
in his new building at Emmorton. He
will carry Il large stock of seasonabl'
goods.
The days are commencing to shorter
and it will not belong before the Autumn
months will be preparing us for the
coming cold winter days.
The early Edgewood mail to Bel All
Friday morning was delayed on account
of the carriers horse becoming frightened
and running away. No damage was
done.
Mr.. John S. Young, OF the Bel All
bar, has been appointed one OF the dele
gates of the Maryland State Bar Associa-
ton which meets in Saratoga, New York
this year.
The usual cake sale of the Woman $
Guild of Emmanuel Church Bel Air will
be held at the residence of Mrs. Kate
Webb, on Saturday afternoon, July 10,
at O'Clock.
MIR. Edwin Hopkins, of Darlington,
is improving the property that he lately
purchased from Mrs. keighler. The
dwelling has been added to and is being
made habitable.
MIR. E. H. Lancaster, of near Upper
Cross Roads, has our thanks for luscious
apple from the raising of 1904. 1t is OF
the Ben Davis variety, which is said to be
one of the best keepers.
Superintendent Charles T. Wright
left Bel Air on Tuesday for the Blue
Mountain House, where he attended the
State Teachers Association. Mr.. Wright
had part in the programme.
Mr.. J. H. Hess, of Rutledge, will con-
vert the old school house into ware
room for his store He is also building
another addition, which will add very
much to the appearance of his place.
The Athletic base ball club of Castle
ton has been recently organized with Mr..
W W. Lee as manager The club IS
ready to receive challenges for contests;
they should be addressed to Mr.. Lee, at
Street,.
-Havre de Grace papers have been re-
uuested to make note of the death Of
Mrs. Sarah L. Bell. wife of Mr.. William
II. Bell, which occurred on Saturday,
July s. Her funeral took place on Tues
day afternoon.
On Monday, John Jackson was before
Justice Richardson on the charge OF dis
orderly conduct and disturbing the peace.
He was released on $500 bail for the &C
ton of the grand jury. The accused is
town bailiii of Bel Air.
Mr.. w. W. Keyes. former principal of
the Tarrettsville Academy, has accepted
a temporary position with the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company
with headquarters in Bel Air. He ex-
poets in the fall to take up the study OF
law.
baltimore entertained the Christian
Endeavor Convention in royal manner.
The members are warm in their praise
for the cordial reception that was accord
ed them and will scatter all over the
civilized world, the many charms OF our
Metropolis.
DIR. Robert C. Allen. of Illinois and
Miss Elizabeth c. Forwood, daughter OF
the late DR.. W. Stump Forwood, were
married in Darlington on Monday, by
Rev. w. W. kimball. The groom is a
half brother of Mr.. Edward II. Allen, of
the Bel Air bar.
The First National Bank of Havrc de
building on the site of the present struct-
ure. 1t will be of Port Deposit granite
and an ornament to the city, as we'll as
creditable home for this prosperous fnan-
cial institution.
1t is stated en- reliable authority that
the entire acreage of tomatoes planted
nt
that of last year. The present holding
of spot goods in the hands of first and
middle men is less than one half OF that
on July /, 1904
Arrangements are being made to
start the work on the new addition to
the Havre de Grace High School building.
Plans are now being prepared by Archi-
tect Plack of Philadelphia and the speci.
fcations will probably bein the hands OF
prospective bidders within two weeks.
Mr.. William T. Stedman. a recent
graduate of Trinity College, Connecticut,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Bel Air
looking to securing the principalship OF
the Bel Air High School. He met mum.
Der of the leading patrons and o officials Of
the school, and made Il very favorable
impression upon them.
-Towson is having building boom.
A new jail is in process of erection. II
will cost from So 900 to $4,000 and
will include all modern appliances Tor the
safe keeping of prisoners. While thi:
boom is in progress, the unfortunate oc
cupants of the present structure are being
housed in the Baltimore City Jail.
A heavy windstorm passed over thu
county late Wednesday afternoon. Tree:
were uprooted and growing corn wa
laid fiat. The little wheat that is GU
was scattered and hay ready for hauling
ia suffered like fate. Both telephon
Sines suffered some, but were soon abb
to have the necessary repairs made.
-Harford papers have been requested
10 make mention of the death of Mrs
Della Cosgrove, wife of Mr.. Patrick Cos
grove, a native of county Galway, Ire
Hand. which occurred on Saturday, July
an Baltimore City. The funeral too
place on Tuesday morning, services BEN
held at St. Joscph's Catholic Church.
"A prominent farmer of the first di:
trict suggests that the rival candidate
for local offices could easily defeat tn
tavorite by inducing him to purchas
and operate an automobile. In view {