The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-11-09
Local affairs.


and for 81, 900.
b. w. F. McClung has been appoint
ed administrator of the estate OF the late
John r. Richcy, in place OF Thomas
Hitchcock.
The public schools of Hartford county
will be closed on Thursday ana frluay'
November 20 and 80. for the Thanksglv-
ing holidays.
The praise service at the Bel Air Pres
byterian Church will begin next Sunday
night at 7.45 O'Clock. The McComas
brothers will sing.
MIR. Joseph B. Hanway has closed
his summer residence at Joppa and moved
to his city home OH North Calvert street,
Baltimore, for the winter.
Mr.. Morgan Cullum, who lives near
Fulford, reports an excellent crop OF to-
matoes for the past season. From four
acres of ground he sold ,203 bushels.
The Ladies Aid Society of Rock Run
Nj. E. church will hold an oyster supper
at Garland on Friday evening, November
%, and Tuesday evening, November p.
Mrs. Helen Bullock, of Elmira, New
York, national organizer of the W. I. L.
U will speak in the Bel Air Nj. L. Church
next Tuesday evening, November 10. at
o'clock.
Mr.. William Helmling and Miss Daisy
Rbote. of Pikesvillc, were married at the
Methodist Protestant parsonage, Bel Ar
on Monday by the pastor, Rev. {. X.
McCaslin.
Mr.. Thomas Burkins died at the
home of Mr. James Thompson, of Poole,
on Tuesday of last week. He was buried
the following Thursday in the Dublin Nd.
E. cemetery.
Mr.. Louis Dashiell deputy clerk OF
the court issued 81 sink box and As
sneak boat ducking licenses in Havre de
Grace last week as against 81 and 81
issued last year.
Catherine T. Kenney has been ap-
pointed administrative of the late Daniel
c. Kenney: bond $4,000. James ]. Ken
nedy and James II. Fahey have been ap-
pointed appraisers of the estate.
The ladies of Calvary M. E. church
will hold an oyster and meat supper in
Calvary hall on Friday and Saturday
evenings, November 16 aud II. The
Aberdeen band will furnish music.
The large vote received by MIR. Tai
bott at Aberdeen showed that the can
ners appreciated his work for them in
Congress last spring. This is the centre
of the packing interests of this county.
MIR. Alfred A. Colburn has removed
his family from their residence on Broad
way, Bel Air to Havre de Grace, where
he has accepted position with the hard
ware firm of c. c. Pussy and Company.
The ducking season opened on Fri
day, and from allreports the guuners did
not have as much luck as they did last
year. The flats are we'll covered with
celery and it is believe that late gunners
will do better.
Misses Anna A. and Clara E. Brown,
daughters of Mr.. Charles M. Brown, OF
Deer Creek, have accepted positions in
Philadelphia, where they will also con.
tinue their studies in languages. music
elocution and art.
The ladies of William Waters Me
mortal Church will hold "Bill OF Fare
supper in the basement of the church on
Friday evening, November %, commenc-
ing at S O'Clock. Should Friday be
stormy, it will be held the next evening
Mrs. William T. Sawyer, of Emmor
tor owns probably the most remarkable
turkey hen of the season. After having
laid eighteen eggs and warmed them into
life, while caring for her little ones, sh'
laid ninety eight more eggs. She is &
prize winner.
Mrs Helen l.. Bullock. national or
ganizer for the W. c. T. U. will lecture
on Sowing and Reaping," in the Aber
deem NJ. Z. Church, on Tuesday, NovAn
Der 13, at s o'clock. The residents o
Bel Air, regardless of denomination arr
cordially invited to be present.
Mr. H. Lynn Worthington, of Rising
Sun, was seriously wounded on the Sus
quehanna flats while cunning on Mon
day. He was getting out of a boat ant
was reaching for his gun when it wa
discharged. Tie full load of humble
four saot entered his right side about tn
hip.
DR. J. X Rush, who was granted tn
right to construct gas plant in Bel Al
is busy making the necessary preliminar
arrangements looking to an early con
pIetion of the work. He claims to hav
sufficient capital in sight to finance tn
enterprise and promises Bel Air cheape
light at an early day.
Department Commander Georg
Prechtel visited Wann Post, Forest Hi
last Saturday evening. After the insta
lation of the officers he gave an inteIes
ing talk, which was followed by coll;
ton, the singing of camp songs and tellin
war "reminiscences. An enjoyable tin
was spent by all present.
Mr.. Isaac S. Lee, of Perryman, ha
brought suit against the Philadelphi;
Baltimore and Washington raiiroa
company for the burning of his lumbt
yard, machinery and buildings at PERI
man last May. 1t is alleged that IL
fire was caused by sparks from one
the company's locomotives.
MIR. Calvin S. Harlan, a surveyo
who resides near Baldwin was run ov
by train on the Northern Central ra
road on Thursday morning. He WI
taken to the Baltimore City hospit
and died shortly afterwards. 1t was il
possible to get further particulars abo
the accident He is survived by oil
daughter.
1t is said that cob corn in the vicini
of Emmorton and VanBibber is selling
So. SO per barreln the field. The mark
for timothy hay continues active. Fa
mers who are fortunate enough to ha
any are holding on to the same, looking
a higher market. 1t is said that tn
provender will reach better prices thu
has been known for a number of year
Miss Pearl Bagley, of Little Roc
Arkansas, is visiting at the home of