The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-10-06
Local affairs.

-Oh SUNDAY mo- hl!lS, HIS 'ii'E~N '> go
at LaGIauge, Rocks, church. and vii
continue tor two weeks.
On Monday, a marriage license wa
issued in Baltimore to MIR. Joseph w
Letter AMI Miss Edna Mitchell, both o
HAVE he Grace.
A marriage license was issued III Bal
timnrc on Wednesday Ia Mr.. Hugh w
Ionrs and Miss Eva Watson, both %
III lriurd county.
\ lecture will he given at Ehcnczei
NJ T. church on Friday evening. October
IS. by Rev. T. T. Peters. Subject, Facts
aud False Faces"
The graveyard at Mt Zion cemetery
has been enlarged to more than twice ITS
original size. This makes another beau
tifnl city of the dead convenient, yet
sufficiently remote from our countyseat.
Mr. Wallis, of the nursery firm OF
Franklin Davis Company, will act as
Judge of the fruit department at the fair.
This will also affoId good opportunity
for any one having novel kinds of fruit
to get the proper names OF the same.
Grace Nj. p. Church, Sunday School
1OA. NJ, sermon by pastor, / A. Nj,
Thursday, 7.45 Experimenting; Mt. Car
mel NJ 7. Church, Sunday School, , =.
NJ preaching, 3 =. NJ, revival services,
7 30 T. NJ, continuing during the week
Dir. Silas Warner, who recently met
with n painful accident, is rapidly im-
proving lie broke his leg while walking
down one OF the streets of Delta some
time ago. 1t is stated that tagging
was out of position, which caused the
nishap.
The directors of the Hartford Fair
have added a jumping contest to take
place on Friday. The purse is $50. and
the conditions II quire livehor to start.
Much interest is being taken i'll this con-
test, as there are a number OF local horses
to compete.
The executive committee of the Har-
ford Mutual Fire Insurance Company
ordered the following losses paid at its
meeting on Monday: George f. Coxen,
nf Baltimore county, barn and contents,
$3.50; Annie L. House, dwelling and con-
tents. $1,151.
MIR. Wilmer Chamberlain, son of Mr..
Walter B. Chamberlain. of Allibone, is
undergoing treatment for the rabies.
lie was bitten by dog one dav last
week. The animal was afterwards killed
and an examination of its head showed
cause of genuine hydrophohia.
The entries tor the Hartford road
horse race at the fair will close October
10 This contest includes amateurs only,
and is intended to stimulate interest in
good road horses The purse is 800.
The horses must be clear Of marks and
he driven by non professional drivers.
The State Bankers Association is in
session at Annapolis The following dele
gates represent Hartford institutions:
Hartford National Bank. John Moores,
Nathan Grafton; Second National Bank,
Joseph Il. Hanway, DR.. Martin l.. Jarrett,
Smith, Rouse and Webster, X. Harry
Webster.
The canning season will practically
close this week. Every one is entitled
to a little holiday and there is no better
place to spend it than at the county fair.
The directors made this late date especial
" to suit this local industry, and it is
hoped that the packers and their en-
ployees will show their appreciation by
turning out in numbers.
At the State Convention on Thurs
day. NJ II. Fahey was named as men,
Der of the committee on resolutions, and
Edward G. Hooker on credentials. Mr..
J. Thomas c. Hopkins was appointed
the vice president from the Second Con
eressional District. The state central
committee from Hartford is Thomas II
Robinson, Edward II Hall and Hollis
Courtney, Jr.
MIR w. Beatty Harlan is improving
his handsome farm at Churchvillc, by the
erection of two new tenant houses.
These dwellings are modern and COM
Portable, and an encouragement for
worthy men to take work on the farm
as a means nfpermanent livelihood. These
buildings also replace ancient land marks,
that date back to the first settlers of
Ghurchville.
MIR AmcntiS T. Patterson, of Emmcr-
ton, has attended the Hartford Fair every
day of each year of its existence. We
doubt if this record is cqualled by any
one else in the county. MIR. Patterson is
a great believer in these county institu-
tions and has year after year contributed
toward the support of his own. Ger
tainly the directors should this year re
ward such fidelity by diploma in the
shape of n complimentary ticket.
On Thursday afternoon of last week,
Mr. Beverly w. Bond, who has been do,
ing special state department work in the
clerks office. Bel Air, met with painful
riding accident. He was mounted on q
high spirited horse, from which he was
thrown and dragged some distance. He
was brought back to Bel Air in semi
unconscious condition by his young lady
companion, and has since sufficiently i'm
proved to be removed to his home in Bal
timorc.
The Baltimore Peach Bottom SLATE
Company has executed a mortgage fol
100000 on its properties situated neal
Delta The object of this is to secure the
payments of 100 bonds OF 81 900 each
which are to be sold and the proceeds
used for paying for the property anC
developing the same. This compan,
promises to lie a factorin the slate world
and will operate in large manner. Mr.
Charles f. Fink. of Westminster, i
president OF the company.
On Thursday, of last week, anengin
Jumped the track Of the Maryland auC
PENNSYLVANIA railroad, near Gler
Arm station After running for a shor
distance on the ties, it upset i'll adjoir
ing corn field Both the engineer, Star
ley Coigan. and fireman, {. NJ. Miller
were badly bruised and otherwise hurt
Mr. Miller had an arm broken. TIL
track was torn up for short distance
delaying trains. The engine was runnin
light without any cars attached to it.
The Court House Commission me
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