The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-04-15
Local oAffairs.

Friends school House this tttiuat
evening. April 18th.
Rev. Robert A. Castleman. of Ell
Ridge Larding, will exchange pulpit
with Rev. John Nellott on next Sunday
morning and evening
We publish elsewhere a little poem
on Rock Spring Church from the pen o
one of our school girls which would dc
credit to an author of much more matur,
years.
The Fallston Farmers Club will
hold its regular meeting at the residence
OF Mr.. Charles L Burton. of Baldwin
on Saturday afternoon, April 23d. at the
usual hour.
\ The first bill sigued by the Governor
was the amendment to the charter of TIE
Bel Air Electric Company giving it the
power to condemn any property along
the water shed OF Winters Run.
A moving picture show will take
place in the town hall at Jarrettsville on
proceeds will be Tor the benefit of the
Jarrettsvilc Cunclave Order Of Hepta
sophs.
The Darlington High School has just
purchased fine piano to be placed in
its assembly room for the use OF the
school. Such enterptisinR teachers and
pupils deserve the pleasure and profit in
store for hem.
The Hartford County SahhathSchoo
Sabbath School workers will meet ut
the Bel Air Methodist Episcopal Church
Friday afternoon, April -, at , o'clock,
in interest Of the Hartford County
Sabbath School Convention.
Mrs lanes u Waters, nowtcsiIing
In Baltimore. has announced the engage.
ment of her only daughter, Miss Anna,
to MIR. Preston McNeal, of Baltimore.
The marriage will take place at the resi-.
dence of the brides mother, 1911 John
Street, on the nineteenth instant at 2 Nd
The comedy Miss Topsy Turvy,"
which was so successfully presented in
the town hall at Aberdeen Tuesday even.
ing of last week, will he repeated in Bel
Air Thursday evening, April II, in the
Masonic Temple, under the auspices OF
the West End Improvement Association,
Rev. Paul X Iiickok. pastor OF
the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
of Washington, u { will ptea' n at the
Bel Air PRESBYTERIAN Church on next
Wednesday evening at x o'clock. At the
same time as well AS on next Sunday
morning Mis- Jessie Reckord West will
sing.
BY the S ate Health Officers report
for January deaths from tuberculosis as
usual led OH with II victims as against
SS for December Seventy per cent. OF
these were white and thirty per cent.
colorei. The brieiest illness was for a
period of three weeks and the longest
thirty years.
Contractors Deckman and Fnrsythe
have begun work on their White Hall.
Black Horse pike and will soon complete
their contract Little remains to be done
except few DAYS suiiacing and rolling,
unless arrangements are made with the
Commissioners to further grade the hill
at Black Horse.
Of
baltimore county, who is well known in
Hartford, had the misfortune to lose three
fattening steers few DAYS ago Miss.
ing them. a search was made, when it
was discovered that a straw rick at
which they were feeding had fallen upon
them with fatal results
An examination Of the title to the
$50 acres of land near Emmorton recent
ly sold by Mr. Henry Wilson to Bell
Brothers, disciOses the fact that this
property has been in the Wilson family
since long before Hartford county was
organized and that there has never been
a mortgage or Judgment recorded
against it,
MIR. l. S German, the crack shot
from Aberdeen, has been adding to his
laurels out at Cleveland. Ohio During
meet there ten days ago, shooting from
the sixteen yard line at fifty double tar
gets, he made a score of 90 out OF a pos.
sible 100 He made straight run Gt 81
Ia, nj
double targets.
From some unknown cause the out
buildings on the farm of Mr., Harry
Elsner, near Calvary, caught on fire on
Wednesday afternoon and were all con.
sumed, including his canning house. barn,
chicken house, etc. horse was also
lost in the flames, Loss about 81 900
with about ST.. 500 insurance in the Har.
Nford Mutual Company.
= Key William Glenn having resigned
the pastorate OF st Mary's r L Church
at Emmorton and St David's =. +
Chapel at Hartford Furnace, preparatory
to making an extended European trip,
L
of the work for the present and will con.
duct regular services at the former at ! |
A. Nj and at the latter at 4 l.. NJ,
Else here will be seen Mr. n H.
I.eight's advertisement of his well.knowr
High House farm, which he will sell at
public sale on the 25th, This property
has a well earned reputation for its mile
of ducking and fishing shore. Mr. Leighi
will move to another farm on Middle
River, Baltimore county, where he will
continue to fish. in addition to his farm
ing operations,
The cool weather of the past week
and the dry condition OF the ground have
been serious drawbacks borrowing vege
tation. On Monday morning some frost
was seen, and on Wednesday morning
there was not only a considerable frost
but Ice was seen In the vicinity OF Chest
nut Hill and priesthood bridge. Owins
to the dry weather 1t Is not believed thai
serious damage has been done.
Cecil county thoroughly impressed
with the importance Of intelligent roat
super vision, especially as the county. like
Hartford has considerable state road t.
mainta ain, pushed to its passage the bill
providing for county road engineer
and on Tuesday the County Commission
.,a alac,sd Mr. Roucr n Irwin nj q