The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-07-28
nc ,Nets and IptelligenceF.
BEL AIR, MO-, JULY %. 1905.
Local affairs.

August ., at go p. NJ.
MIR. Milton Dane. of Long Green
was kicked by horse aud badly injured
on Thursday of last week.
The second quarterly conference o
the West Hartford Circuit will be held OF
Monday morning, August Z, at IL o'clocl
at McKendrec Nj. L. Church.
Mr.. John NJ. Wilhelm, of Baltimore
has purchased the Robert 7. BOVINE
property, near Benson. He will bring
his family here and make Hartford his fu'
turc home.
R. 0 Taylor and Company, the wei
known hat firm, have removed from theil
temporary quarters, on Liberty street
to their new store, II North Charles
street. Baltimore.
Services will be resumed at Rock
Spring Church next Sunday morning at
IL o'clock. Rev I. J. Sothoron will
officiate. There will be no services at
Holy Cross chapel
Fishermen report no bass and very
few rock. The heavy rains have kept the
Susquehanna river muddy all the season.
1t is said that fine perch are now being
caught in Bush river.
MIR. Harvey Coale, of Bel Air, has
sold another bird dog pup to Third Base
man Neal, of the Baltimore Orioles. This
makes $50 he has realized out of the sale
of dogs in the past week.
MIR. John Connor, of Dublin, is re-
covering from broken leg, the result OF
n kick by an OK about two weeks ago
Mr.. Connor was logging in woods near
his home when the accident occurred.
The semi-centennial of Deer Creek
Harmony Church will be observed, with
appropriate services, at 1890 A. NJ. and
2.3OP. NJ. on Friday, August +. There
will be addresses by former pastors and
other speakers.
Edward Graeme Allen, the only son
of Mr. ]. A. G. Allen. formerly of this
county, was drowned on Wednesday at
Mill Creek, West Virginia. He was II
wears old and will be buried in Hagers-
town, Maryland.
Rev. X. A. Castleman, of Bel Air, as
sisted in the services at the visitation of
Bishop Darlington, of Harrisburg, which
was made at Delta, on Sunday night.
Rev. William n. Gamble is the rector in
charge of the parish.
The next meeting of the School Board
will be held in Havre de Grace on We'd
nesday, August I'd, bids for building of
the addition to the Havre de Grace school
building b.ing opened at that time, and
the contract will probably be awarded.
Key John II. Jeffries, former junior
pastor of the West Hartford Circuit, has
returned from visit to his old home in
Wales. The congregation of Highland
Church, Highlandtown, where he is now
located, gave a reception in honor of his
return.
-Blenhem Lodge. No. 1902, of Aber-
deem, l. O. o. T.. will give an excursion
to Annapolis next Wednesday, August
ID They will leave Havre de Grace, on
the "Susquehanna," at s O'Clock, a. M,
returning in time for the 9 O'Clock train
o'clock train to Aberdeen.
Mr.. Ralph Mitchell, of Short Lane,
recently sold. through Mr.. Frank Ham
l. x,f = la hot
shipped to Baltimore last week. There
were 81 head III the bunch, averaging
1,25S pounds. The cattle were raised on
Mr.. Mitchells farm, near Aberdeen.
Mr.. Henry c. Wheeler, of Black
Horse, former tax collector of the fourth
district. was knocked from load of hay
on Saturday by hay fork, which was
being used to unload the wagon. His
collar bone was broken. Mr.. Wheeler is
T5 years of age. but in spite of this, he is
rapidly improving.
In the absence of the pastor, Rev. {.
E. Mechling, who has been called to Ohio
on account of the death of his sister-in-
law, Rev. E. o. Swinehart, of Fullerton,
Maryland, will occupy the pulpit at st. |
Paul's Evangelical Church, Perryman,
next Sunday afternoon. Services will be
held at the usual hour.
Mr. George Hess, of Hess, had mar
row escape from death by taking carbolic
acid by mistake one day last week. He
is recovering Mr.. Hess was suffering
from stomach trouble and intended to
take blackberry wine, and by accident
picked up the bottle containing thepoison.
DR.. Rutledge administered an antidote.
The store of Charles Simons Sons
Company which has been known to
shoppers of this county for nearly a
century, has been purchased by the we'll
known firm of Hochschild, kohn land
Company. This store is situated on
Howard street, Baltimore. and will be-
come part of the vast departments store
that is now its owner.
On Friday of last week, Mr.. B. c.
Hanway, of near Vale, fell from load of
hay, inflicting painful injury that rem
dered him unconscious for the time. He
was operating a hay fork, and in pulling
it back empty the small rope broke, max
ing him lose his balance and fall to the
barn floor He struck on his head and
side, and since then has suffered from par
tial paralysis. He is improving slightly.
Complaints are numerous about the
wretched condition of the lower end OF The
Hartford road and farmers and truckers
who travel it think it hardship that
they are obliged to pay toll And they
even say that lately the toll at one of the
gates has been increased. Two intclli-
gent farmers who called at The Union
Office on Monday favor the abolition of
toll roads entircly-Baltimor County
Union.
The boilers of the gunboat "Benning-
ton" exploded on Saturday afternoon,
when in San Diego, California harbor,
where the boat was lying, preparatory
to a trip to Panama. Forty-five of the
vessels crew are known to be killed, and
at least 10 wounded Mr.. Harry
Stewart, son of Mr. J. B. Stewart. Of
Churchville, who was one of the gunners
on the i'll fated vessel, was painfully
scalded about the face.
The Dunkards have organized Sun
day school at the Odd Fellows Hall, Bel