The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-12-09
Local oAffairs.

Cows brought from 500 to $73 sc
at Mr.. J. W. Speacer's sale last week.
-Mr. William II. Dozen has re.estab
lished his office in Bel Air for the practic,
of law.
ga account of the heavy snow storm
about l, 900 men have been thrown ouI
Unemployment 10 the quarries and oths
works at Port Deposit.
The Rt. Rev. John Gardiner Murray
DID, will visit Spesutia Church n, II
Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock to ad
minister confirmation.
Mr.. Waiter S. Ricketts,. of Havre dc
Grace, and Miss Vallie Fox. of Balli
more, were married in Baltimore On
Thursday November II.
The Darlington High School will hold
an entertainment on Friday evening.
December 10. Mr.. and Miss Wright will
assist 10 the entertainment.
There will be preaching at Centre NJ.
E. Church, Forest Hill, on Sunday even.
ing at 8 o'clock. This will probably be
the last service of the Revival Series held
there this Fall.
As advertised elsewhere. the walking
cake exhibition given by E. II. Hall <
Son, at their place OF business in Bel Air
will be repeated this friday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock.
- Governor Crothers has appointed the
county editors of Democratic ne wspapers
as a publicity committee for the Demo-
cratic Jubilee which is to be held in Balti.
more on January II.
MIR. Robert Reeser. of York Haven
and Miss Etie L. Burkins, OF Pawn
Grove. were married at the home of Mr..
Alexander Clemens. of York Haven. on
Thursday, November II.
The Superintendent Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Bel Air. announces
that their annual Christmas entertsin-
ment aud treat for the children will be
held on Friday evening, December 80.
MIR. S. ]. Seneca has taken ontractor
Victor ]. Seminar to Rockledge, Florida,
to overhau his winter home there, after
which he will return for his family and
move south for the winter ON January 3.
The congregation OF North Bend
Presby terrain Church will hold an oyster
supper In Ramsay's hall, at the Rocks,
on Friday evening, December 16. II
stormy, the next fair evening. All are
cordially invited.
N Mr. William $. Forwood, OF this
town, has been appointed first assistant
to State Fire Marshall Thomas Ewell
and assumed the duties Of his office on
Monday, with headquarters in the Union
Trust Building. Baltimore.
\ The Penn s lvania Railroad c ompany
has placed an order with the United
States, Cambria, Pennsylvania, Lacka.
wana aud bethlehem Steel Companies
for the $50, 900 tons of steel rails which
they will need for next year.
We are indebted to Mr.. {. {. Ctes.
we'll of Mountain for samples his Bald
win apples which are the best OF their
variety, and we know of none to exceed
It for early winter use. The Baldwin Is
now Just in its best condition for con.
sumption.
While working on the roof ola cottage
at Clayton, on Friday afternoon, John
Bradley. aged SO years, Of Baltimore, fell
30 feet to the ground, fracturing his left
leg and arm and bruising his head and
body. He was taken to st. Joscph's
Hospital, Baltimore, for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs { W. Walker have an.
nounced the engagement Of their dauah'
ter, Ella Hera, to Hugh Barnes Bailey.
The announce ment was made at course
dinner given them recently by Mrs. W. ].
Macklem. The wedding will take place
at the brides home on Christmas Eve.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Jarusek, former
" Of Abingdon but for several yearspast
residents of Baltimore, have bought the
Frank Frizzlrr property containing
about thirty acres located near the resi-.
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Bcrtram stump
and moved to their new home on Mon.
day.
Y The Baltimore and ohio Railroad
has placed night watchmen at oil OF its
public crossings In Hartford, the Pcnnsyl'
yania had taken the same step shortly
before. Thus both roads have carried
out the order OF the Board of County
Commissi oners recently passed on the
subject.
-Messrs George Mccullough and J..
Wilton Bauer. of HAVE de Grace. lett on
Friday for Panama where they are en-
ployed by the United States Government
10 the construction OF the canal Mr..
Mccullough lately spent month visit
Ing his parents. MI and Mrs. W. T. Nc
Cullough.
"A very enjoyable smoker was given
by the Club in their room IN the <Eais
Duilu1nH On -
number of guests had been invited ind
all ,eemed to be ready I, a jolly time.
The evening was spent IN games and
pool. Later in the evening refreshments
were served.
while in Baltimore one day last
week Mr.. Edward r Holbrook, OF Havre
De Grace, was taken into n hack by two
men and driven to Park Heights avenue
where he was robbed of $50 They then
nut him out of the vehicle, Mr. Hol'
brook however secured their arrest and
they are being held for trial
Mr.. Thomas {. Galbreath. County
Superintendent of Schools in 1899 1900.
ON Saturday returned to Colo, ado. where
he has resided for the past seven years.
Mr.. Galbreaths health is better than 1t
was when he visited Maryland two
years ago, aud many times better than
Il was when he first went West.
Readers will notice from ourcolumns
that the public sales Of Messrs. l. t.
Dever, of Calvary, and Charles Andrew
Of Forest Hill, to take place last Tues
day, were both postponed on account oil
the stormy day and now.blocked high
ways. Mr., Dey,r will hold his sale on
next Monday and Mr.. Andrew on Wed
nesday.
- The Hospital Committee is going to