The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-11-25
Lora' affairs


have SC, wees in their auditorium.
Mis-, Mil ired Bowers. OF Ottawa
illinois, granddaughter of Mrs. William
Young. of Bel Air, was married to Mr.
Maynard o Ruger, of the same place, on
October 20
Ms William Webster, of Calvary,
whose extreme illoess was noted in DIR
last issue. has materially improved. at d
her family hope that sfe may return to
her home in the near future.
ME-. II K IS Stevenson, son Of DR.. J.
T Stevenson. of the First presbyttIlHn
Church, Havre de Grace, has been ap.
pointed to preside over the hands, ne
pipe organ al Tome Institute.
-fhe button property, near kala ia.
Containing 7l2 acres, was sold at lie
Court House door on Monday hy Harry
S. Carver and Richard Dallam, trustees,
to George Dutton, for 500. J. W. Nc
Call was the auctioneer.
Mrs. ]. c. Lloyd fell and broke both
the bones of her right forearm while
walking on the boardwalk at Point Con.
cord Lighthouse on Tuesday. Drs. J.
Lee Hopkins and l. j. Woodward rendes>
ed the necessary medical assistance
In the damage suit OF Mr.. William
n. Wilson of Havre de Grace, VS.. The
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
and the American Bridge Cnmpary,
which was tried at Centrevilie this week,
verdict was rendered i'll favor OF the
defendant.
Bills Bubb and Ralph Henry. Of NV
Bridge. and the eleven. year old daugh er
OF William Hickman Ut Cono8ingU, were
bitten by II mad dog which m .de is ar.
p.arancr 10 he upper part ot Cecil couu-
ty on Wednesday. All Of the children
were sent TO the Pasteur institute, Bal
timore, for treatment.
Bishop Murray made his official
visitation through Hartford County last
week, preaching eleven times from Thurs.
day to Sunday evening when he delivered
an able sermon at Emmanuel Church,
Bel Air. At neal; all OF the churches
visited he found CLASSES awaiting his
visit to administer the rite of CoIhrrn-
atiDn.
The Hariord County Epworth
League Convention will be held ia the NJ
3 Cuurch. Is AR. on Thursday and Fri.
dsy, December and2 Among chose " no
will address the meetings are: Rev.
b. Hallock; Rev. Kineil NJ uray, OF Bal
timore; Rev Herald NJ Rider. Of BaItr.
more, and Mr. VIM H. Anderson, Of the
AntiSaluon League.
y Those interested in the improvement
Of TIE Bel Air and VanBibh:r road will
have a hearing before the Board of
County Commis.i ners on Monday next
A large attendance is expected. The
committees appo nted to solicit snhSctip.
tions will make their report and the
Commissioners will he asked to add to
the amount thus raised
y In reconstructing their approach to
the railroad bri 1ge over the Su'uuehanua
river the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY has covered one Of the Have
de Grace water mains to depth ct
about fifty feet. In order TO facilitate
repairs the railroad company has agreed
to move the main but perhaps wil! not
begin work until spring
Y Decides William Poplar. Charles Rid. !
r. l.. I. tl~aY fGaf
from New York have been nrraiGned hy.
fore Magistrate GHpin. OF E!kton, by |
Deputy Game Warder Harry NJ Jackson,
charged with gaming from and chasiHR
ducks with motor boat. The penalty |
10 not only fine but also the cUnischtiun
of the boats used in the Illegal practice.
The annual Christmas sale OF the
Womans Guild Of Emmanuel Church
will b. held We lnc1lay aud Thursday
Dece mber 7th and =! h, in the Masor'S
Temple Tn. sale will incIud: fancy
ar,icl, suitable for Chtistma' presents,
cakes. candy, etc As usual the ladies
will serve turkey dinner each day OF
the sale from II to 2 O'Clock, and an
oyster supper from to =.
The congregation Of the Bel Air
Presbyterian Church 10 tic number IT
almost half a hundred invaded the
Mansc on Monday evening and pounded
the pastor, Rev. A. Il. Ha.!ock and wiis
To such an extent that thty VII not
likely get over ii for weeks to come.
Even n turkey was used rs "A weapon
and lett behind. but we predict ldit tue
household will get the better OF him on
Thanksgiving Day
\-Harrv Jewell, sn employee OF III" NC
Cali Perry Power plant. was severely
shocked and burned while at work u; the
plant on Tuesday Of last week fellow
employee found him leaning against one
of the m achn.s with 10000 volts pass
tns through his body, which caused h
eyes to start from their sockets. II
right leg and his hands were badly burn
ed n. WAC taken to the Columbia Hos.
pital, where it il thought he will recover
The only thing that saved han from
death by electrocnti0n was the 10" am
perage of the current
y The Eigin COMPANY is nov bending
its efforts towards the establishment OF
a creamery at White Hall. as that place
10 the largest milk shipping station On
che Northeru Central road. The time
.eems to be not far hence when only pas
teuri,ed milk will be accepted in Bat
more. and the establishment OF this
creamery voul make 1t possible for q!
farm,r, of this section TO have their mix
pasteurized, thus guaranteeing rendy
market Messrs Jones and Bancroft
who are representing the Elg'n system,
were given q hearing before the White
Hall Farmers Club at its meeting last
week.
The case of Mr. William II NiIsph'
of Hayre de Grace. VS. the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad Company and the Amer
can Bridge Company, Is bling tired At
Centreyille this week MI Wilson
claims $50 600 damages for injuries su''
tanned on Srpts mber 23, 1908 in the col.
Iao,e OF the B AMI o bridge over the
Susouehanua river. where he was tu'
OIoyed az a Waterman MIR. wilson
claims that he was permanently inlut''
r ,hsu he i.