The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-05-25
Local affairs.

was i'll the first part OF the week, Is IN
proving.
The Havre de Grace city council wa
organized on Tuesday. Mr.. w. Coi
Culley was made president.
-Children's services will be held a
Ioppa Christian Church on Sunday even
ing, June 10, beginning at O'Clock.
Mr.. Graham Dukehart, grand lee
turer, visited Joppa chapter, Royal Arcl
Masons, at Bel Air on Tuesday night.
d. Trainor Archer, Gamer of tn
first district, has made deed of trust tt
Walter W. Preston, trustee, bond So, OCO
Baltimore county seems in earnes
about breaking up the slot machines
Hartford got rid of them some years ago
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee met in Baltimore on Thursday
There was liberal attendance of mem
bers.
-Messrs. George NJ. Jewett and Hugh
!. Iewett were in Bel Air on Tuesday
The latter is recovering from severe at
tack of tonsilitis.
A motion has been made in the case
of Taylor Boyd, asking for the removal
of the trial 70 some other jurisdiction.
Judge VanBibber overruled the motion.
Mr.. Andrew Fisher, of Cecil county,
was drowned in the Susquehanna river
on Friday while fishing his nets, opposite
Havre de Grace. He was 73 years OF
age.
-Towson, like Bel Air, is suferirg On
account of the scarcity of houses. It
would paw our people of means to erect
residences that would rent for moder-
ate price.
Miss Emma NJ Kinhart, daughter OF
ex-Sheriff Andrew kinhart, was one OF
the graduates at the recent commence
ment of the Baltimore City Hospital
training school.
Judge G. Smith Norris, deputy regis
ter of wills, is away on trip. During
his absence the place will be occupied BY
Mr.. Charles H. MacNabb, member of
the Bel Air bar.
On Monday, the case of Evans
White, charged with assaulting Officer
Welsh, was tried in the court before a
jury; verdict, guilty. Sitter for State;
Penning and Young for defendant.
-Ageme OF baseball between the Com
pany D team, Bel Air, and the Delta club
will take place on the Bel Air grounds
tomorrow Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Battery for Bel Air, Calder and
Ryan.
Several of our residents reported frost
on Monday morning. Mr.. George E.
Silver, of Deer Creek, said that the roofs
and grass in his vicinity were plentifulIv
covered. The damage, however, is very
slight.
The conquering nine of the Bel Air
High School visited Aberdeen on Satur-
day afternoon and carried their team by
storm. Even "Toothpick" did himself
proud, and the team is now hunting other
fields to conquer.
The rural letter carriers of Maryland
will meet in Baltimore on Decoration
Day, May 80. This organization has
been in existence for short while, but
has done considerable good work in i'm
proving the service.
Mrs. Rosa Silver, wife of Mr.. John E.
Silver. of Garland, who was operated on
for appendicitis at the Church Home
Hospital, in Baltimore last week, is
much improved. The operation was
performed by DR.. Hummer.
-Waun Post G. A. R. of Forest Hill,
will attend services at Centre M. L.
Church. Forest Hill on Sunday morning,
May 27, at 10 o'clock. Rev. ]. L. Nc
Lain, the pastor, will preach sermon
appropriate to the occasion.
The supervisors of election met in Bel
ters of voters. No changes were made,
except Mr.. Philip G. Spencer was named
in place of Mr.. Amos H. Cooley, who has
removed from the second district
MIR. Arthur R. T. Lackie, former
resident of Bel Air, was robbed of a wal.
let cont aiming 500 on Riverview car,
in Baltimore, on Monday. Mr. Lackie
gave good description of two men sus
pected of the crime, but they have not
been apprehended.
Mr.. James S. Calwell. who has 6
summer home near Bel Air, has pur
chased from Mr.. Harry P. James his coun
try home on the Rollingroad, near vii
kens avenue. Baltimore county. Thu
property contains 20 acres of land and il
improved with modern buildings.
DIR. James H. Jarrett, of Towson, ha
been elected president of the Baltimore
County Medical Association. DIR. Jarre Il
IS brother of DR.. Martin L. Jarrett, 0
Jarrettsville. DIR. William L. Smith
formerly of Jarrettsvlle, was elected vice
president of the same association.
The pulpit at Fal1ston Presbyterian
Church was occupied on Sunday by Rev
Mr.. Smith, of York, in the absence of til
regular pastor, who is attending til
Presbyterian General Assembly at De
Moines, Iowa. Mr.. Smith will again fl
the pulpit next Sunday afternoon.
-Mr. George w. YelIott has written
letter to Governor Warfeld, withdraw
ing his resignation as county commits
sioner of Baltimore county. 1t is state
that Mr.. Yellott took this step relut
family, and only after he had been urge
to do SO by a number of his war;
friends.
The ten-mile house on the road a
Perry Hail. and a building used as
warehouse and public hall were d.
stroyed by fire at an early hour on Tue
day morning. This place is familiar t
many of our citizens who at one tin
went by pike TO Baltimore. The loss
about $4,000.
In addition to the public generallav
sent to our readers last week, there al
now running in our local columns publ
laws that relate to Hartford county.
our readers will follow the same as the
appear, they can become familiar with a
of the local legislation passed at the sc
sion of 1906.
Thursday, June Ia will be Flag Da