The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-01-11
Local affairs.


the state schoolfund gives Hartford cour
ty $6,13127.
We are indebted to the Perryma1
Distributing Company for handsome cal
endars for 1907.
During the thunder storm on Tues
day, lightning killed steer in the held o
Mr.. John II. Kehoe on his property neal
Abingdon.
We are in receipt of handsome
calendar from Strasbaugh, Silver anc
Company, canned goods brokers o
Aberdeen.
We ackno Wedge receipt of a usefu
calendar from Mr.. Charles W. Michael
Ir., agent for the Maryland Casualty
Company.
Sylvester and Julia Michigan, execu-
tors, have sold the John Michigan pro-
pertv, situated near Level to James II.
Fahey for So 900.
Hartford chickens showed up well at
the Madison Square Garden exhibition,
which was held last week. Mr.. Robert
w. Holland had four entries and cap
tured fine prizes.
The directors of the Savings Bank OF
Hartford County met on Tuesday and de-
c,ared a dividend Ct 6per cent. The pro-
fits during the year were over IL per
cent, the balance being carried to the
surplus fund.
Thomas H. Robinson attorney, sold
the Knight property at the court house
door in Bel Air on Monday. 1t contains
"a acres, and was purchased by lohn /.
McNutt for S2,O15. l. w. Thompson
was the auctioneer.
Noble l.. Mitchell trustee, sold the
BENJAMIN Rees property at public sale at
court house door in Bel Air on Monday.
1t is situated near Sharon and contains
143 acres. The purchaser was Mrs.
Clara Z. Res at the bid of 81, $50.
physicians report both pneumonia
and grip as being very prevalent. All
should take especial care, not by making
hot. house plants of ourselves, however
but following a good wholesome plan OF
living and thus fortify our systems
against disease.
Miss Eva J. Heaps, daughter of MIR.
Thomas !. Heaps, of Pylesville, and MIR.
George T. Rutledge, of Street,, were mar
ried Yesterday at the home of the bride.
Rev.A.L. Hyde performed the ceremony
after which Mr. and Mrs. Ru:iedge lett
for wedding trip.
lanes White Chew, who tor more
than 4 half a century was clerk of the
United States Circuit Court and district
courts, died in Baltimore on Wednesday.
Mr.. Chew was born in Havre de Grace
IL years ago and is related to num-
her of Harford's oldest families.
Mr.. John p. Leight, of this county,
has been elected vice president OF the
Fishermen's Tidewater Protective Asso-
citation. The delegates from this county
are Me. Coulton of Edgewood. William
Day of navre de Grace, and Alonzo
Moulsdale of Abingdon.
Union Chapel Methodist Protestant
Sunday school reorganizsd on Sunday by
the election of the following officers:
Superintendent, Miss Irene Bagley; as
sistant, Mr.. Enos X. Davis; secretary and
treasurer, Miss Mary Hardesty; organ
ist, Miss Grace Hardesty.
The members of the Packers Credi-
tors Committee have elected Mr.. James
c. Fenhagen, cashier OF the Maryland
National Bank of Baltimore, n member
in place of the late Edward II. Thomp-
son. He was also made secretary and
treasurer OF the commission.
Mrs. Mary E. Price, widow of the
late Judge Price, lies very i'll at her resi-
deuce near Darlington, although some
what easier as we go to press. Mrs.
Price, who is So years of age, is threat
ened with pneumonia, and in view ct her
extreme age, Hcl Soilillioh N''""N' 49,
friends grave concern.
Rev. William Irvine was installed at
Highland Presbyterian church yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Springer
and Rev. Mr.. Price preached the charges.
They were assisted by several other min
listers. Like services took place at North
Bend the same afternoon, which IS
part of Mr. Irvinc's charge.
The friends of Mr. William j. Bissell,
son of Mr.. Benjamin Bissell, formerly OF
Bel Air, will regret to learn that he was
recently operated on for appendicitis at
the MARYLAND General hospital, by Doc
tors Mosely and Johnson. Serious COM
pfcations have since arisen and it is
more than probable that he will have to
undergo a second ordeal.
The officers of Wann Post No. 10, g.
n. r, were installed on Saturday after
noon by Past Commander John Aver.
The meeting was largely attended. After
the installation camp fire was held and
the time was spent in telling war stories
and singing old war songs. The evening
was ended by singing Aud Lang Syne, "
in which everybody joined.
Senator Charles w. Michael was in
Bel Air on Monday and announced that
he would decline the appointment OF
chief Judge of the orphans court, which
was rendered him last week by Governor
Wa1feld. On Wednesday Governor War
field designated Judge Carvil Z. Tolley
to he chief judge, and appointed Mr..
gohn r. Wysong associate judge of the
court.
Mr.. lanes Norris Of Eel Air and Miss
Iris Brock, of Aberdeen, while driving in
Havre de Grace on Monday afternoon
were run into by runaway team be-
longing to Mr.. S Russell Reasin. Both
occupants were thrown out and the
gehicfe overturned Miss Brock was
seriously injured, her LETT shoulder being
dislocated Mr.. Norris escaped with 4
few scratches.
The poultry show which was to have
been held in Bel Air the middle of this
month, has been postponed until Feb
ruary the 18th and 14th. It's hoped by
that time to have together creditablt
Gi.le of birds and pet stock, which will re
ffeet credit not only for the exhibitors but
an tie whole county as well. This is 3
local iNstitution, participated in only by
our own sesidcnts.
Grover Davis, son of Mr.. Jefferson
Davis of Fountain Green, while riding