The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-10-11
Local affairs.

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cert for the benefit of the church.
The Rev. Smit til H Orrick will offciat
in Spesutia church. Perryman, next Sun
day afternoon, October 10, at 3 O'Clock
Mr.. Louis Dashiell, chief deputy clerl
of the Circuit Court, was called to Cam
bridge on Tuesday by the sudden deaf!
of near relative.
A marriage license was issued il
Washington last week to Mr.. Charles
Grier, of that city, and Miss Hattie Har
kins, of Chestnut Hill.
A marriage license was issued II
Baltimore on Tuesday to MIR. William
E. Thompson, of Baltimore. and Mis-:
Mary A. Holiingsworth, of Fallston.
The teacher and pupils of Edgewooc
school will hold an oyster supper in B
Wychgram's hall. Friday evening, Octo
Der 25. Proceeds for benefit of school.
Key H. L. Elderdice, d. D., Presi
dent of Westminster Theological Semi
nary. will preach at both Mt. Tabor and
Deer Creek next Sabbath week, October
Goth
Mr.. Walter T. Jackson, a leading
business man of Havre de Grace, is at
the Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore,
suffering from an acute ailment of the
stomach.
On Tuesday Judge VanBibber dis
charged the jury until Friday morning.
He stated that the business of the term
will probably be finished by the middle of
next week.
During the week ending October 9Th,
Mr. Benjamin Dever made six sales OF
stock cattle, aggregating $50 head, some
Of which were fancy in grade and brought
fancy prices.
Miss Martha Rouse has sold herpor-
ton of the James Stansbury property,
containing 100 acres of land, with fair
improvements. situated near Red Bridge
to Mr.. James Lacy.
Mr.. John Smith, of the firm of Smith
and Grafton, carriage builders of Aber-
deem, has been appointed manager of the
Bel Air Carriage Works and he will take
charge at an early day.
Rev. Dr. F. M Bristol, of Washing
ton, will lecture in Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church on Tuesday evening.
October %, at 8 O'Clock, on brains"
The proceeds for the benefit OF the church.
The public school at Norrisville was
opened on Wednesday, in charge of Mr..
Raymond Watkins, with fair attend
ance, and there is every indication that
in a few days it will have acquired its
normal enrolment.
Mrs. Fanny NJ. Youse, mother of
Miss Alice May Youse, formerly one Of
the leading teachers in Hartford. but for
some years past principal of the Shafts
bury College of Expression, died at her
residence in Baltimore last Monday.
-Messrs. James and Wilbur Barrow,
on Friday last purchased of Mr.. Benja-
min Dever, of Perryman, forty-fv head
of fine stock cattle, weighing nearly 900
pounds, at $500 per hundred. What
will house holders pay for beef next sum-
mer?
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Pauls
man, will hold an oyster supper, October
% and &c, in the canning house on the
farm of w. l.. Gosweiler, known as the
Jewens Farm, between Carsins Run and
Aberdeen.
The series OF cases involving i'm
portant rights on the Susquehanna river,
which were argued before the Court of
Appeals at the July term and a reargu-
ment called for at the Octo Der term, have
gone over by consent of parties till the
January term.
-Nicol de Pasquale, charged with
stabbing and causing the death of Andra
Reginaldo, at Havre de Grace. some time
since, was captured in Baltimore on Fri
day night of last week, and turned over
to the sheriff of Hartford. He Is now in
the Bel Air JILL.
The date for the county Democratic
meeting has been changed by the COM
mittee in charge to October 23d, due to the
fact that a mammoth meeting will be
held in Baltimore on the 18th and that
the chief parade of the week will occur
on that evening.
Tuesday was the last day of regis
tration and voters who did not avail
themselves of that opportunity to have
their names enrolled will not be able tc
cast their ballots this fall. The board:
of registration meet again next Tuesday
for revision only.
Mr.. c. w. Baker shipped his Plum
Point farm lot of cattle last week which
weighed 1910, showing a gain of 42(
lbs. These cattle had no grain and look
ed only ordinary in the spring. They
were a part of the 1913 head bought by
Mr.. Uhlman three weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Bosley Littig, c
Baltimore, are enjoying this delightful
fall weather in their bungalow erecte
this season on their farm near VanBit
Der. Their son Worthington, who wa
critically i'll in the summer, is rapidly re
Gu perating under the ozone of Harfor
air.
Mr.. !. c. Hollingsworth, formerl
president of the Hollingsworth Whe'
Company, but now residing near Pyle'
vile, has sold his former residence q
Wheel to Mr. Walter Plowman, VIII
bought Mr.. Barclay E. Hollingsworth
residence a week or so ago. The tern
were private.
-Lorenz Wenger was arrested on Thur
day by Deputy Sheriff Worthington on
writ sworn out before Justice Tipto
of Jarrettsville, for beating, and
now safely In jail Wenger lives abo7
Jarrettsville and is represented as de
perate character, but his arrest was a
complished without difficulty.
Mr.. S. T. Porter, principal of Il
High School at Greensboro, Caroli1
county, visited Bel Air on Tuesday, al
after conference with the local boar
was elected vice-principal of the Bel a
High School, but we regret to say TIL
upon his return his board refused to l
lease him from their service. The positit
still lies open.
We are completing on our first pa
this week, the letter of Miss Alice
Deckman, which was begun week a