The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-06-30

| Baltimore county to the Hartford court
1t will be remembered that the plaintiff
who was in the employ of the defendant
recovered verdict of 81 900 for injuries
sustained by the breaking of belt be
tween the electric motor and the drying
machine. The Appellate Court ordered {
new trial on account of the admission o
certain testimony.
The Hartford Cotillion Club has beer
reorganized for the summer of 1905
Dances will be given in the assembly
rooms of the Masonic Temple, Bel Air
on July eth, 25th, August 25th. Septem,
Der Sth and 22d. The chaperones are
Mesdames John d. Worthington, Herman
Stump. Samuel w. Bradford, ]. Abel
Hunter, w. Boyd Bell, ]. 7. c. Hopkins.
The committee in charge is composed of
Malcolm Mel. Worthington, Charles W.
Michael, Jr, Smith N. Bradford, w.
Wylic Hopkins and Col. H. D. Hanway.
The next field day of the Hartford
County Boat Club will be held on Satur-
day, July Sth, and promises to be one of
the most interesting field days in the
clubs history. One of the features will
be animal races by the ladies, in which
various domesticated animals, including
goose, small pig, lamb and various
other animals have already been entered.
A tub race, in which the men will partic;-
pate, and several other Aquatic and
novel features are being prepared. The
club has rented a piano for the summer,
which will serve for dancing purposes.
Miss Grace Oleita Lilly, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lilly, of Level, and
Mr. Martin A. Stevens, of Baltimore,
were married at the manse of the Church
vile Presbyterian Church, on Thursday
afternoon of last week at two o'clock, by
the pastor, Rev. Samuel c. WATSON. The
attendants were Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
gilbert Nagle The brides gown was
brown silk with white lace yoke. She
carried a bouquet of bride roses. Mrs.
WATSON rendered the wedding marches.
The ceremony was witnessed by % rela-
tives and friends of the contracting par
ties. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Immediately
after the ceremony left for a bridal trip to
Niagara Falls.
On Saturday evening, three young
men, Messrs. Anderson, Herman and
of near Dublin accidently ran
into an abandoned quarry hole near
West Bangor, on the property of Mrs.
Pue. The horses and buggy fell over the
side of the embankment and was caught
in some bushes and logs. In trying to
free the animal, the traces were cut and
it fell fifty feet below into the water that
had accumulated in the bottom. While
it was kept from drowning by holding
its head above water, help was sum-
moned, and when almost out, the horse
fell back again. Finally it was brought
up to the top of the bank, but died short
" afterwards. The men escaped injury.
The Fourth of July will be celebrated
IN Bel Air by the closing of all places of
public business, national banks and pub
lie offices. A local game of ball, to be
Jailed at 9 o'clock, between the bankers
and lawyers, will be the opening amuse-
nent in this popular sport. The lineup
IS as follows: Misunderstanding, 1st b.;
Hopkins. w, l. f., Reckord, c., C; Brad
ord, S, S. 5; Evans, John A, c f.; Mag
ness, H, r. f.; Keen, Nelson, p. or 3rd b.;
Barton, r., p. or 3rd b.; Bode, R., 2nd b.
Lawyers-Robinson, John A., c. f; Car
yer, Harry S, 3rd b.; McComas, Chas.
H., c.; Michael, c. w, st b.; McComas,
W. r., S. $; Whitaker, H. A, p; Ander-
san, J. w, Jr.. 2nd b.; Bradford, Samuel
w, r. f.; Williams, Lewis J., f.
AS a result of the over-crowded con-
Hilton of the Havre de Grace High School,
and the fact that the School Commits
sioners will have at their disposal on the
first of July an unexpended balance of
.unds due to theincreased appropriations
rom the state. joint contract between
them and the Mayor and City Council OF
Havre de Grace has been entered into to
erect a suitable annex to their present
containing four rooms, the city
to pay one-third of the expense of con-
struction and equipment. An architect
will be at once employed and the work
pushed as promptly as circumstances will
permit. The present building, construct
ID some years since with maximum Ca
pacity of 500 pupils, has for sometime
past been overcrowded. During the past
year there have been over 600 students in
the school.