The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-04-29
Local Affairs.

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MIR. S T. Edel, of near High Poin
has used nearly a barrel of sulphur 1
spraying fruit this season.
The National Bank Of Commerce c
baltimore has been made a reserve agen
of tn /. Farmers and Merchants Bank G
Bel Air.
Preaching services will be Icld i
Magnolia Church on sun lay evening
May LIST at O'Clock by the pastor, Rev
Mr.. Reynolds.
Mr.. Joseph W. Chamberlain, q
Havre de Grace, has been appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of the lat
Charles Griesb1ck.
Cattle continue to soar upward il
Chicago. Stockers and yearlinRs unde
700 pounds fair to good. bring $3.50 t
So and good 500 pound stockers bring
Sc 40.
Mr. William reMoss. who recently
purchased the old Sword farm neal
Stepney, has made a favorable sale OF a
part OF it. The real estate market il
Hartford is active.
A license was issued in Baltimore on
Wednesday for the marriage OF County
Treasurer William J Shanahan and Miss
Anna r. Callahan, sister of DR.. T. A
Callahan. of Crcswell
Mrs BIB Kettell, OF Pocomoke City
Md entertained at bridge at her apart
ments in Baltimore last Friday evening
IN honor of Miss Catharine Nj. Selie, o
Darlington. Tables were set TOR thirty
two guests
MIR. N. IL. Leisht offered at the
Court House door on Monday bis High
House farm on Romney Creek near the
Chesapeake Bay and having a mile Of
waterfront, but withdrew the sam. at
a bid of $500
A horse belonging to MIR. Leo. Sulli,
van, of vanVibber, was bitten by a mad
dog several months ago and last Mon.
day morning the horse became violently
mad and had to he shot. The animal
was valued at 5000.
The ladies of William Waters Me-
mortal NJ. L Church will hold n straw.
berry and ice cream festival Thursday
and Friday eve nings, May 10Th and goth,
in the basement OF the church. Fancy
articles will be on sale.
DIR Howard A. keny, of Baltimore,
will make the address at the IL O'Clock
service at Emmanuel Church, Bel Air, on
Sunday morning The evening service
will be omitted in the interest OF the
Laymen's Missionary Convention.
i -Messrs. Harlan and Webster have
purchased the flee building adjoining
The lEgis office, which was formerly oc.
cupied by Messrs Charles H. and Walter
r, McComas, and will move their law
offices into the same in the near future.
Mr.. Charles ZONES, of Bel Air, has
left at our off e rose in full bloom
which grew in the open in hisyard. Mr..
Jones Is a SIP :cialist in rose culture and
will soon have at his home prodigal
display both in numbers and varieties.
The public sale of furniture &c. at
the Changers Hotel drew large crowd
from the country on Tuesday, and in
some cases 4 pod prices were realized. A
young driving horse brought $l9} and
q grade Jersey cow was knocked down
at SIS
MIR. l. Howard Schultz. foreman OF
the Forest Hill section of the Maryland
and Pennsy lvania railroad. has received
prize of$5O for having the best division.
Mr.. Shultz, who lives near Grafton's
Shops was formerly with the Northern
Central railroad
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
will be administered in the Churchville
PRESBYTERIAN Church Sunday morning,
May list. Rev. DR. Henry branch will
oficiate at this service. and also at the
preparatory service on Saturday after.
noon at 3 80 o'clock.
The marriage of Miss Anna Nj. Rich
ards, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Richards, of near Thomas Run. and Mr.
Joseph McGuigan, OF Gibson, was
solemnized at st. Ignatius Church
Hickory, at 4 80 O'Clock, April -, by
the pastor. Rev, J.. A White
IA large scow belonging to the South
ern Transportation Company loaded
with crushed stone from the Standard
Stone and Lime Company quarry tc
Baltimore. was sunk Wednesday might
by being driven by the wind against the
draw pier of the public bridge at Havr'
de Grace.
DIR. o. II. Hoffman. OF Thomas, West
Virginia, who some months ago bought
Indian Spring farm on Deer Creek, has
now purchased the adjoining farm OF 81 !
acres across the stream. which belonged
to Mrs. James Lee, and will farm the
two placed as one, making him in al
nearly SUI acres Oh lanu
The annual meeting of the Board o
Trade will be held in the Grand Jur,
Room In the Court House Saturday
April goth, at eight O'Clock, +. NJ, 70
the election of officers and transaction
of the annual business. A good attend
anee Is specially urged to plan energeti
work for the coming year.
Rev. Mr. Hart. pastor of the NJ. |!
Church at Darlington for the past thre
years, was taken slarmingly i'll at hi
home last Friday. He was cared for b
friends until the next morning when ID
Kirk took him to the home ihis brothe
In Baltimore. There seems to be it'll
chance ofhis permanent improvement
Mr. Lyman T. Perry, of Iiavre d
Grace, has broken ground for the erct
ton OF a modern dwelling on Cover
Hill near the home OF Mrs. Perry
parents, DR.. and Mrs W. Worthingto
Hopkins 1t will be OF Colonial des'gi
32x3t # with porches and bay window
and will contain all modern convenience
MIR. X. Elv, of Darlington, Sisite
Bel Air a few days ago In connectio
with his duties as Justice Of the Peac
On the 18th instant Mr.. Ely celebrate
his seventy eighth birthday, but in a
tivity of mind and body is fifteen yea
younger. He is one Of the ie W Landmark
ofthat beautiful section which furnish