The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-11-16

anu OunpOWQer rivers, TO WOrk III con
junction with the draw for the absolute
safety of trains in passing over the bridge.
The Bush river signal tower, which was
abandoned some months ago will again
be placed in service.
When publishing the land transfers,
on the second instant, we gave
$50, 1875, etc." as the consideration
mentioned in the deed from Mrs. Laura
f. Butler to Mr.. ]. c. Carr We are re-
quested to say that the "etc." covered
the covenant to pay an existing mort
gage of 81, 500, making the total con-
sideration 81, 243 rs.
The advertising columns of the -Egis
show large number of public sales;
more than usual for this time of year.
We have been accustomed to advertise a
small number during the latter part of
October and the first of November, but
this year breaks the record. Whether
or not this indicates a change in the sale
season remains to be seen.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Harry gave
delightful dinner on Monday night at
their attractive home, "Waldemere" in
honor of Miss Andrew, who was married
to Mr.. Claude Hite Wilson on Wednes-
day. Besides the guest of honor, and
the groom there were present Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Andrew, parents of the
bride, and Mrs. Lindsay, of Baltimore.
-Messrs David Lee, w. NJ. Walter.
William Coale and James Watson had a
successful coon hunt on Tuesday night
in the vicinity of Fallston. They bagged
four, which weighed respectively %, 10.
171a and IA pounds. These hunters
have caught 1s thus far this season, and
have four Of as fine coon dogs as can be
found in Baltimore or Hartford county.
THE Little Cleaners Circle" of
Spesutia Church will hold sale of fancy
articles, cakes and candy at Button
wood" the residence of Mr. Charles w.
Michael, on Friday, November 80, from
three to six in the afternoon and from
seven to ten at night. Light refresh
ments will be served. A small admission
will be charged. The public is cordially
invited.
Mr.. William Davis, of New Park. son
of Mr. John w. Davis, died on Monday
from the effects of fall at Flies saw
mill, near Carea, on Sunday. Mr.. Davis
was about 20 years of age. He was a
dealer in live stock and had large &C
quaintance. widow and several chill
dren survive him. Mr.. James B. Davis. a
brother, ard Mrs. Samuel ]. Jones, Sis
ter, of near Carea, also survive him.
The session of the November grand
jury which adjourned on Tuesday was
one of the shortest in the history of the
court. The saving to the taxpayers by
this prompt and business-like body will
be greatly appreciated Foreman Van
diver always does things in prompt
and business like manner and in his effort
to get through, he had the cordial CO.
operation of every member of the jury.
The Baltimore Sun of Sunday says
that the hay market has advanced to 500
a ton and the provender is scarce even at
that figure. According to Mr.. c. Bosley
Littig, it is about 81 above what hay OF
a similar grade usually sells for at this
season. Mr.. Littig regards the advance
as an indication of the small crop. He
points out that in nearby sections scarce
ly more than half a crop was gathered
on account of spring rains.
The Helping Hand Society OF the Bel
Air Presbyterian Church held a dinner,
supper and sale on Monday and Tues
day. The receipts Melted over $500.
The ladies in charge served bountiful
meals and a unique part in this connec-
ton was the menu card which was
gotten up in attractive style. 1t con-
tains $1O7 worth of advertisements
which were solicited by Mrs. D. B.
Reckord and Mrs. S. 5. Greenwich.
"A car load of mains for the new
acetylene light plant in Bel Air arrived
on Monday and another shipment is ex-
pected at any time. The testing of the
same previous to laying is now going on
and there is every assurance of the plant
being put in before very cold weather.
Every one who has tried acetylene light
praise its good qualities and it is to Re
| hoped that there will be no hitch in soon
: having the plant in successful operation
The case of the Susquehanna Power
Company against the Mccall Ferry
Company which the defendant has asked
to have removed from the Circuit Court
for Hartford county to the United States
District Court, was argued before Judge
; Morris on Saturday. He decided that it
; was not removable. thus reaffirming the
action of our local court. The case will
be tried under state jurisdiction unless
4 the defendant company should carry {
/ successful appeal to the United States
h Circuit Court of Appeals.
"A marriage license was issued ii
= Baltimore on Tuesday to Mr.. Clarenc
E. Monahan, of Bradshaw, and Miss Id;
Baumgart, of Joppa. A second licens
u for the same couple was issued in Tow
IL son the same day, the groom stating
s that he had been unable TO get a prizes
y in Baltimore to perform the ceremon
II without the consentofth couples pastor
&c Rev. Father Clements. Mr.. Monaha
said he thereupon decided to be marie
rs bv Father Clements and consequent
h secured the second license.
The newspaper accounts of the foe
:, ball game between Princeton and Yves
Point on Saturday, gave the credit of til
" score of to to the splendid kicking
Mr.. Edwin H. w. Harlan, of Bel All
IL Our young fellow townsman enabled til
y" Princeton boys to score twice on tw
goals, drop kick and a placement, tt
i latter having fight as straight as a
ie arrow. In the second half, Princeton di
d not try to run up the score, preferring t
St save their men for the great game TO
played with Yale tomorrow, Saturda
ce A number of persons from Bel Air ar
IN the county will witness the contest.
The state game warden has bee
- active in prosecutions against son
- alleged violators of the ducking lay
>" On the opening day Messrs. Harry
Moore, George r. Carver, Jesse D. Popl