The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-10-05
Local oAffairs.

son; bond S4OO.
An inventory of the estate OF the lat
Arthur Z. German shows that his pro
pertv amounted to $6I2. 406.94.
Company D, Bel Air, will be officially
inspected by officers of the First Mary
land Regiment, on November 70.
MIR. Hudson Bateman, clerk to the
county commissioners, has been quite IL
at his home, at Wilma, the past week.
Friend John J. Cornell spoke at The
Forest Hill Meeting House last Sunday
morning and will be at Fallston Meeting
House next Sunday morning.
A marriage license was issued in Bal
timore on Monday to Mr.. Alexander
Mackenzie, of Baltimore county, and
Miss Elsie Wigis, of Hartford county.
The board of directors of the Second
National Bank of Bel Air have changed
the day OF meeting from each Monday to
each Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
Many of our county people have been
attending the York fair this week. As
usual, it was grand success. The vlSl-
tors during the exhibition run up past
the 100, 900 mark.
An oyster supper will be held in Wal
ters' old store, near Gibson, on Friday
and Saturday nights, October II and H.
The proceeds will be for the beneht OF
Woodside cornet band.
MIR. Iohn D. Worthington has sold to
DIR. Armfield F. VanBibber, for account
of the owner, the residence OF the late
Rev. E. D. Finney, and he will take pos
SESSION in the near future.
The people of Michaelsville are erect
ing a new church building which will be
used by the Methodist Episcopal Church.
The building will cost about 81, 200 and
be ready for occupancy in about two
months.
"A social tea and sale of fancy articles
for the benefit of the Confederate memo
rial fund will be held at the residence OF
Miss Bessie D. Farnandis on Tuesday,
October 9, beginning at P. Nj. The
public are invited.
Mr.. William r. Wiley. son OF Mr..
Thomas Wiley, of near Iarrettsville, has
been appointed as result OF the COM
petitive examinations for the free scholar
ship which Hartford county is entitled to
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Rev. T. E. Peters, Of Baltimore, will
lecture at Friendship Methodist Episco-
pal Church on Monday evening, October
Is, ats o'clock. Subject, "Matrimony."
The lecture promises to be a good one,
and everybody should go and hear it.
Mary Jarrett, by Charles II. Nc
Comas, attorney, has docketed a suit
against the United and Electric Railway
Company in the Court of Common Pleas,
in Baltimore, for alleged damages while
a passenger on a street car last spring.
Mr.. John G. Rouse, of Bel Air, has in
his ward the most magnificent display of
cannas that has ever been seen in this Vi
cinity. They are gorgeous beyond de-
scription, and lovers of the beautiful
should see them before the blooms begin
to fade.
Hartford papers have been requested
to note the death of Robert Holdings
worth, aged 40 years, husband of Eliza
beth !. Holdings which occurred in
Baltimore on Friday, Septenber2 % His
funeral took place on Monday, interment
being private.
The barn on the farm of Mr.. Nelson
A. Hewlett, situated near Prospect, was
burned last Friday evening, together
with a lot of hay and straw. There is
no insurance. 1t is supposed that the
fire was caused by the use of matches
near the premises.
Mr.. and Mrs Musgrove Robarts,
who spent the summer in Bel Air, left on
Friday for Baltimore, where they Will re-
side this winter MIR. Robarts will he in
Bel Air at frequent intervals and will
direct the choral club and also give vocal
instructions to private class.
The State Sunday School convention
will be held in Baltimore next Thursday
and Friday. We have heretofore given
particulars regarding this convention,
and hope that there will be a full attend
ance from Hartford county, as the rest OF
the State promises to be we'll represented
The will of Mrs Caroline Dance has
been probated by Register Bay. She
leaves all of her property of every kind
and description to her brother, John S
Richardson, who is also named executor
The will is dated June 1S, 1902, and is
witnessed by Stevenson A. Williams anC
Lewis J. Williams.
Mr. James Baird, of the Rocks, came
to Bel Air on Tuesday morning riding a:
pretty little piece of horse flesh as am
lover of these useful animals would wan
to see. 1t was a three yearold colt o
the Duke of Thornton stock. Mr.. BairC
is to he congratulated on having such ;
valuable possession.
Mrs. Lillian Grimes, daughter of Nj
John Smith, of Aberdeen, is in Providerc
Hospital, Washington, suffering from tn
effects of wound received some year
ago. She was witnessing game of bias
ball and foul struck her on the first ri
of the left side It inflicted injuries from
MIR. J. c. Bavington, of High Point
has ornamented the Court house fenc
with a most extraordinary stalk of cor
raised by him. 1t is fifteen feet high an
has support roots growing from ever
Joint for six feet up from the ground. S
much energy was expended on the plan
there was none left to produce an ear.
On account of The over crowded COZ
dition of the Havre de Grace High Schoo
there being ninety scholars in the fourt
grade alone, it has become necessary &c
the School Board to furnish an additions
teacher, and on the recommendation
the local trustees Miss Charlotte Caro-
has been appointed to Fill the position.
The management of the Eagle Hote
Bel Air, has changed hands, Mr.. Charl,
A McGaw having sold out his intere.
TO DR.. John Williams, of Baltimore. TT
new proprietor took charge on Monda
and is now conducting the same. d
and Mrs. Williams have had charge