The aegis & intelligencer., 1907-09-13
Local affairs.


i Association has declared semi -annua
8 dividend of per cenS
4 Rev. William B. Mcpherson will off
ciate in Spesutia Church next Sunda,,
morning at 11o'clock.
4 --Rev. o. w Zeigler will preach OF
3Sunday, September 18th. at Holy Trinit,
3 church, Churchville, at II A. Nj.
MIR. W. Beatty Harlan has sole
to Mr.. Benjamin Dever two lots otcattle
ION his farm near Stafford, for future
delivery. The price was good.
Mrs. David E. Thomas, of Darling
ton, who has been seriously i'll will
typhoid fever, is now much better and II
recuperating at Mountain Lake Park.
Personal property at the sale of Mr.
Hyland P. Stewart, of High Point, last
Friday brought fair prices. The farm
was not sold for want OF a sufficient
bid.
BY the establishment of rural free
delivery postofiice at Belcamp the section
heretofore served from Hartford Furnace
will be accommodated by the Belcamr
office.
Mr.. A. J. Rouston, for the past eight
years engaged in the manufacturing OF
.brooms near Bel Air, IS about to close
out his business and move his family to
Baltimore.
1t should be born In mind that the
dates for registration this year are
October l and 8, with October 15 for
revision only. Don't forget to register
on the first.
The usual sale of cake by the
Womans Guild of Emmanuel Church
will be held at the residence of Mrs. Webb,
on Broadway, on Saturday afternoon.
at 4 O'Clock.
MIR. Charles l. Dallam, of Pylesville,
offered at the Court House door, on M on
day, a tract of % acres located near Bel
Air but Withdrew the same for want OF
sufficient bid.
Rev II. J. Magonigal, the blind
evangelist, will conduct services at
Providence M. p. church at TO- 80 A. NJ,
and P. M, and at Union Chapel at 3
P. NJ, next Sunday.
Bel Airs new dog law has kept bailitt
Jackson merrily at work. Besides having
collected $103 for tags sold, he has shot
Ia and 81 more have been deported. Let
the good work go on.
The Epworth League of the Bel Air
Methodist Episcopal church, which was
discontinued during the summer, will be
reopened on Sunday evening next. when1t
will have charge OF the evenings service.
-Messrs James and Wilbur Barrow
have sold a car load of fat cattle which
averaged twelve hundred and sixty four
pounds in weight, for which they got
five dollars and seventy-hve cents per
hundred.
The marriag of Miss Anna Wyatt
Baker, formerly of this town, to Mr..
Reed A. Bryan, of Florida, took place in
Baltimore, on Tuesday the eleventh, at
the residence of the brides aunts, the
Misses Cover.
The engineer corps engagedin survey
ing a proposed route for the electric pole
line from McCalls Ferry to Baltimore
have now advanced up Pedlar's run and
thence north of Poole to the mouth OF
Thomas Run, where they are now at
work.
Mrs. Charles A. Carver, of Bel Air,
who has been seriously i'll for some time
past at the Union Protestant Infrmary,
Baltimore, Is rapidly recovering and has
so far regained her health that she will
be able to return home the first of the
week.
Elsewhere we print the address of
welcome delivered by Mr.. William E.
Robinson before the Hartford teachers,
and we commendit TO the careful perusal
of parents and friends of education. 1t
is replete with timely thoughts on an
all-important subject.
Walter H Preston. infant son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Preston, died at their
home near Bel Air on Tuesday morning,
of cholera infantum. He was buried on
Wednesday afternoon at Mt. Zion ceme
terry, Rev. S. A. Hoblitzell officiating.
Dean and Son were the undertakers.
On Wednesday afternoon a severe
wind storm prevailed In Aberdeen, doing
sad havoc to fruit and shade trees. A
large maple In front of the residence of
Mr.. J. T. Baldwin snapped off, the broken
portion falling upon, piercing and other
wise seriously damaging the roof of his
residence.
Mr.. !. w. Mccall sold at the Court
House door on Monday, for account of
Mr.. Calvin Michael. tract of fourteen
acres near Chestnut Hill improved by a
comfortable dwelling and stable, for
seven hundred and forty FIVE dollars. The
purchaser was Mr.. Emory Tucker, OF
Baltimore.
Mrs. W. II. West, of Bel Air, sang
two solos at the Fallston Presbyterian
Church last Sunday afternoon. Next
Sunday the pastor will preach on "The
worth of hard things in life" The
brotherhood of this church will meet at
the close of service next Sunday In church.
All men are invited.
Members of Triumph Lodge. l. o. 0.
F. No. 16 are requested to attend divine
service on Sunday morning next at the Bel
Air Methodist Episcopal Church. Mem
hers will meet at their hall at 10 O'Clock
and march to the church In body. The
sermon will be delivered by Past Grand
Chaplain, Rev John r. Edwards.
On Thursday an organization of the
principals and vice principals of the high
schools throughout the county was
effected, MIR. A. +. Galbreath, being
selected president, and Mr.. c. S. Brum
baugh, secretary and treasurer. The
first meeting of the association viii
be held at the School Commissioners
office on the morning of September 2S.
The summer meeting of the Mary
land Horticultural Society will be helc
at the Jamestown Exposition society:
day, September "a. This exposition il
under the management of MI. Orlando
Harrison, the famous horticulturalist, o
Berlin, Maryland who is president, ant
Professor T. 3. Symons, of the Maryland
Experiment Station, who is secretary
and treasurer.