The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-09-28
Local affairs.

W. Littleton Baldwin has made
deed of trust to Richard Dallam trustee
His bond $4,000, indicates assets
$1,000.
Mr.. Charles A. McGaw, of the EaRl
Hotel Bel Air, lost another Vaiuapi
horse from his livery, the second INSIDE 9
month.
A marriage license was issued in Ra
timore ON Tuesday for Mr.. Augusta
Colbus and Miss Alva Nj. Street,, bot
of this county.
Miss Priscilla Risdon, of Whitcford
has gone to the Maryland tniyerSit,
Hospital for treatment. An operation
may be necessary.
Governor Warfield has appointed
George Nj. Hardy justice of the peac
of the first district in place of Alcxande
p. Norris who declined to serve.
Miss Mary Stokes, of Cambria, wa
painfully injured on Monday by lallins
down a fight of stairs. She is 40 years
ofage and her condition is serious
-A.birthdav social will be held at thu
residence of Mr.. Lambert Pennington
at Fallston, on Wednesday evening
October 8. Proceeds for the benefit o
Friendship Church.
Mr.. William II. Grattljn, who IS we'll
known in Bel Air, has resigned as second
yice.president and local manager OF the
American Agricultural Chemical Com
pany. W hch is the fertilizer trust.
Miss Mercy Moore, of Colora, Cecil
county and Mr.. Charles Reeve Nanne-
man. son of Mr. and Mrs. K. *. Nanne-
man, of Havrc de Grace, were married at
"Green HILL" the home of the bride on
Tuesday.
Magistrate Fahey has committed
Florence Bond, Is year. old negro girl,
to the Industrial Home for Colored Girls
on the charge of being habitually disor-
derly. Sheriff Reasin took her to this in
stitution on Thursday.
The new Masonic Temple in Havre
de Grace is commencing to assume
finished shape. 1t is hoped to have the
building ready for occupancy about the
first of November, when big bazaar VIII
be held by its members.
The members of the Hartford Boat
Club were received by Mrs Walter w.
Preston and Mrs. G. Cover Street, last
Saturday afternoon. These meetings
will soon be thing of the past, much to
the regret of ali the members
Thomas II. Robinson, trustee, sold
the property OF the late Howard Wilson,
colored, at public sale at the Court House
door on Monday. Il consists Of lot in
Bel Air and was bought by q. G, Street,.
I. w. Mccall was the auctioueer.
DIR. Howard A. Kelly, who has a
summer home in Bel Air, received the
honorary degree of doctor of laws, which
was conferred by the University OF Aber-
deem at the celebration of the fourth cen
tenary held in Aberdeen, Scotland, this
week.
"A festival will be held at Norrisville
school on Saturday evening, September
90 There will be ice cream and lots OF
other good things for sale, and everyone
who attends is assured pleasant time.
Proceeds will be used to buy flag for
the school
The cold weather of the first part of
the week was formal notice that fall
has been ushered in, although the almanac
records this event last Friday, when tie
thermometer registered summer heat.
1t will not be long before the rigors CT
winter will settle down upon US.
The ladies and friends of Providence
Methodist Protestant Church will hold
their annual meat supper at the home of
Mr.. Jordan McComas, Upper Cross
Roads, on Thursday and Friday, October
and 5. Proceeds for the benefit of the
church. Come and have a good time.
Mr.. John Murphy, son of Mr.. and
and Mrs. Joseph Murphy, OF near Consti-
tuition, had the fingers and thumb Of his
right hand cut off by fodder cutter
which he was operating enc day last
week. The Young man is q nephew Of
Mr. John W. Galbreath, of Mil Green.
DIR. Fuller Nance, formerly OF Bel Air,
and Miss Frances L. Potts, daughter
oil Mr. and Mrs. John w. Potts, of Balti-
more, were married at the Maryland
Avenue Presbyterian Church on TIES
day. Dr. Nance now conducts a drug
store on North Howard street, Balti-
more.
A congregational meeting of the
members and friends OF the Bel Air Metho-
dist Episcopal Church viii be held in the
lecture room next Monday evening to
discuss the ways and means Of purchas-
ing new pipe organ for the church.
Every one interested is urged to be
present.
John Smith, charged with breaking
into the store of T. A. Harkins, at Pleas
autville, about three weeks ago, was ar.
rested by Officer Devoe on Tuesday
Deputy Worthington brought him to Be
Air, where he is in Jail, awaiting trial. HI
was indicted by the September grand jury
for this crime.
On Monday, James J. Archer and Ed
win H. Webster, trustees. sold the ]. Fin
ney Wells property at public sale at tht
Court House door. The house and lotir
Aberdeen brought So, 500 and the farm
$4,000. The purchaser Of both wa:
Mrs Mollie r. Wells. Isaac ". Thomp
son was the auctioneer.
Mr.. c. Smith Norris, Of Bel Air, who
recently underwent n Successful opera
ton at the Union Protestant Infirmary
returned home on Friday. and wa
warmly greeted by his many friends
The operation was a complete success
and his return to his accustomed healtl
is only a matter OF time.
The United States Geological Surve,
is collecting and analyzing samples c
water from the Susquehanna river. TIL
object is to discover the amount OF min
erai matter carried by The water and it
variations from week to week. In thi
manner the adaptibility of the water 70
industrial purposes will be ascertained
DIR. Philip Warner Harry, of Pvles
willie. has been appointed instructor i
French at the Northern University
ne