The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-09-15
Local affairs.

On Saturday morning, Town Bailih
Iohn Jackson was painfully injured by
falling from the town wagon and cutting
his head He is now carrying an ugly
wound, but made fortunate escape.
The next meeting of the Deer Creek
Farmers Club will be held at the resi-
dence of Mr. John Moorcs, near Bel AR,
on Saturday. September l6; the rollcail
will be at 5 p. NJ. Subject, Farming.
Fork church, which has been under
going repairs, was reopened last Sunday
morning with appropriate services. A
good collection was taken up to help pay
for the improvements, which cost about
$3.50.
The Bel Air Reserves will play the
Sparrows Point Juniors on the grounds
at the Railroad tomorrow, Saturday, at
33OP NJ. The Pointers are strong
aggregation and good game is pro-
missed.
Mr., Iohn s. Slade, of Indian Spring
farm, has sold twenty five fine cattle to
Mr.. George Roder of baltimore, winch
will be shipped soon. They will average
about 1850 pounds; the price paid was
ST. per hundred.
Rev. G. A. Getty recently OF New
York City, who has been spending some
months with his father-in-law, Mr..
Wakeman II. Bevard, and so acceptably
filled the pulpit of the Presbyterian
Church some weeks ago, will take charge
again next Sunday morning.
The members of Centre NJ. E. church,
West Hartford circuit, will hold a bazaar
in the ". c. T. U. Hall, at Forest Hill,
on Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday October 10, II, II and 10. The
proceeds will be used towards erecting a
new church for that congregation.
-Jaues Matthew, son of Matthew and
Mary Cain, aged one year, died near the
Hickory on Monday. He was buried on
Tuesday at st. Ignatius' church. The
pail bearers were Eddie Slade, Joseph
Slade, Willie Radebaugh and Albert Rade-
baugh. N Dean and Son were the I'M
dcrtakers.
Governor Warfield has fixed October
goth for the date of the execution of John
Shippers, the convicted murderer of Albert
Constable. The condemned man will re-
main in the pcnitcntiary until three days
before his execution, when he will be taken
tn Elkton and hanged by the sheriff of
Cecil county.
The entire 4E.is outfit. including en-
CINE, presses and other machinery has
been moved without interrupting the
regular issue of the paper. Webeg to ac-
knowledge the courtesies ofour neighbors
who have kindly placed at our disposal
the use of their press rooms while ours
was in transit.
While trying to save his hat, an un-
identified man was fatally injured by
falling from bridge of the Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington railroad,
while the train was standing over Broad
way, in Baltimore. 1t is thought that
ming house in Hartford county.
-Finney and Robinson, canned goods
brokers, are quoting dollar tomatoes.
This sounds very good to those who are
fortunate enough to have any, but the
pack of the average Gamer will be so
small that the price will not be interest
ing Complaint is being made that many
seconds are being packed and sold as
standard goods.
The Hartford Boat Club has purchased
a St. Lawrence skilT and two Grabbing
boats for the use of the members On
Saturday, September %. there will be All
all-day grabbing party, and the results
of the days sport will be servcdin deli
cious supper that evening. The affair
will wind up with an Informal dance.
The Board of Governors have decided to
hold an oyster roast early in October.
The Old Mems Tournament will be
held at Bradshaw on September 20, I'M
der the auspices of Dir. ]. F. II. Gorsuch.
Messrs Edward Gorsuch, L. F. Raphel,
and others. The charge to the knights
will be given by DR.. Gorsuch,' and the
coronation address will be delivered by
Walter w. Preston Music, dancing. sup
per and refreshments will be features OF
the evening, proceeds tor the beneht OF
St. Stephens Catholic church.
Miss Mabel Irene Taylor, of Balti-
more, and Mr.. Samuel G. Blaney, OF the
Rocks, were quietly married at the home
of Mrs S. J. Blaney, of the Rocks. on
Sunday, September 10, at noon. Rev.
Jerome H. Smith. of Jarrettsville offciat-
ed. The bridesmaid was Miss Cora A.
TAYLOR, a sister of the bride, and Mr..
Charles A. Blaney brother of the groom
was best man. A wedding dinner was
afterwards served at the home of the
mother OF the groom. The newly mar
ried couple will make their home at the
Rocks.
Miss Dorathy Smith has been hold
ing house party at the residence of her
father. Mr.. b. Gilpin Smith, near Darl-
ington, during the past week. Among
her ten guests was a Mr.. Van who is
about to assist in a novel engineering un
dertaking The contractors while con-
structing the Brooklyn subway under
the North river have encountered quick
sands which up to this time have batfled
their efforts and deGed progress. To
obviate this it has been decided to freeze
the auicksands and then, after cutting
through, to insert the subway tubes.
The Bel Air base bali club won on
Wednesday, the first of series of three
games with Havre de Grace for the
championship of Hartford county by a
score of 3 to 2 Both clubs played fast
ball, and seemed to be evenly matched
batteries for IIavre de Grace, Reynolds
and Bousc, for Bel Air, Sewell and Sci
wage, hits, Havre dc Grace, 5. Bel Air 7
The second game of this series will bt
PLAYED at Bel Air on next Wednesday
4 and each club will have practically the
4 same line up 1t is needless to say thai
4 the game will be interesting, and a large
4 crowd will be on hand to witness thu
q contest. Season tickets are NOT good a
= these games.
Professor Joseph Edward Harry, O
the chair Of Greek in the University o
Il Cincinnati, has published through tn
81 American Book Company, an addition
q to the "Prometheus" of Aeschylus, i