The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-09-22
Local affairs.

Mrs. James Amoss, of Cooptown
has been visiting relatives in Towson.
The Orphans Court has appointed
Annie L, Wilson administrators of tn
late Priscilla G Wilson; bond So 900.
Rev. o. w. Z.iglcr, rector of Spesuti'
Church, Perryman. occupied the pulp
of Emmanuel Church. Bel Air on Sunday
night.
1t is authoritatively stated that Mr.
Edward NJ. Allen, If, will be the Repub
lean nominee for the State Senate lh'
convention will meet in Bel Air next
Tuesday.
Mr.. Daniel w. Bay, the Democratic
executive committeeman of Stearns pre-
cinct. was prevented by illness from at
tending the meeting held in Bel Air on
Saturday.
Mr. Thomas W Hall, of Bel Air, and
Mavor John de p Douw, of Annapolis,
spent the past week on Bush river. They
have beer enjoying the time in hunnnG
for rail and reed birds and fishing
-Oa Monday, Walter w. Preston
trustee, sold at the Court House door
the Vogts property. situated on the
Mountain, to the Upper Falls Building
Association, for 81, 500. J. ". Mccall
was the auctioneer.
The Frank A. Robbins circus is com
ing to Bel Air on Tuesday, October Sd
This aggregation travels in two tram
loads and is said to be one Of the best on
the road. As everybody goes to the
"circus," large turnout may be expect
ed.
Mr.. Howard Luckey, son OF Mr..
Joshua b. Luckcy, of near Madonna, has
been i'll since last Saturday While
threshing grain he became unconscious
and remained that way for day and
nipht. He is now in an improved condi-
ton.
The school children of Hartford coun-
ty will this year be furnished with a
ticket that will admit them to the fair
grounds on Thursday and Friday Tree OF
charge. This ticket must bear the sig
nature of the teacher, together with the
name of the pupil and the school
Nothing more fully illustrates the
activity of the dairy business in Mar
shalrs district than the fact that at
nrcsent rs wagons daily deliver milk at
Anderson's creamery, near ShawsVilie;
about GO at Norrisville creamery, and
over so at Jarrettsvillc creamery.
MIR. Harry Wilson on Friday last,
while breaking high spirited but valua-
BILE colt belonging to Mr.. William Silver,
met with a serious disaster. The colt
plunged and reared under pressure from
the driver and finally falling backwards,
broke its neck, causing instant death.
The will of Rebecca Worthington has
been probated i'll the Orphans Court.
She leaves all of her property to her
daughter, Mary S. Worthington, who
was also named executrix. The paper is
dated February IS, 1898. and was wit
messed bv Frederick Humphrey and Oil
yer T. Rogers.
Mr.. William E. Bosley, formerly OF
Jerusalem, Hartford county, has assoc1at-
ted himself with Straus Brothers, the new
mems outfitting firm, 20 West baltimore
street, Baltimore Mr.. Bosley has been in
this business for number of years, and
will be glad to have his old friends call to
see him at his new location.
The PERUVIAN Club Of Hartford coun-
ty has been incorporated by Winfield b.
Harris, Isaac w. Lee, William j. Becker,
lanes E. Geary. Jr., George Scherling
and b. Frank Johnson who are also
named managers for the first year. The
club has been organized for social pur-
poses and has no capital stock.
In the display of registered Guernseys
at the recent county fair held at Timon-
ium, MIR. Robert w. Holland was award
ed first premium each on young and aged
bull. second on aged COW, second on
heifer. In the words of ex-president Won
KapG, Hartford did herself proud with
a first.class herd of Guernseys.
-On Wednesday evening, Grand Secre-
tary John Miller and Grand Lecturer
Graham Dukehart installed n Masonic
Chapter in Bel Air The council is COM
posed of DR.. w. II. McCurdy, DR.. A. r.
VanBibber and Mr.. George w Nickum.
The new organization will meet on the
I'd and 4th Tuesdays of each month.
Contractor Smith expects to have
the plastering of the Court House done
by the latter part of next week. The
painters will follow, and in the meantime
the work of sash and door fitting Is
going on. The yard is also being
cleaned up, and the new building is com
mencing to assume shipshape appearance
A number of sales of canned tomatoes
atS1.OO dozen have been reported. U
course this means standards, as second:
are several points lower. The extremely
cold weather last week, followed by
soaking rain of twenty-four hours anc
the hot sun on Monday and Tuesday
means still further misfortune to thu
growers. Many canning houses will be
fore long be compelled to suspend, be
cause of the lack of fruit to pack.
The Republican county convention
met in Bel Air on Monday morning, ant
after brief session, decided to adjourn
until Tuesday, September goth. III
object for this, it was stated, isfor tn
purpose of ascertaining the political out
look from the Democratic standpoin
with possible idea of fusing with dl:
affected Democrats. The meeting wa
presided over by Mr.. William B. Baker
with Mr.. Harry A. Hughes as secretary
On Monday, Messrs. ]. S. Norri:
general manager of the Maryland an
PENNSYLVANIA railroad and c. A. Fifel
general passenger agent, were before tn
Board of Directors of the Hartford Fai
with reference to aiding the fair. The
stated that there would be a large e.
hibit from other places, and signifle
their Willingness to help the exhibitio
an every possible way. The display
machinery promises to be the best eve
seen at the fair.
Mr.. Lawrence F orwood has on e
bibition at the Granger's Hotel, ten ca
Of yeiiew corn. plucked from the field
Mr. Robert Forwood, near the old For!