The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-02-25
Local oAttairs.

m unity to an astonishing ueRtee'
DIR p. F Ssppington has rented tn
inc residence on Broad way belonging u
Nr Richard Brde and will move Their
bout the first of April
The Forest Hill Farmers Club wa
entertained by MIR and Mrs 5: + EIDE
1t their handsome home near High POM
IN yesterday Thursday evening.
Mrs. George E Melchior, sister.in
aw of Mrs K Farley, Of Rel Air, dice
+ pneumonia on Tuesday at her resi-
ience, 2O33 wilkins avs, Baltimore.
The Havrc de G;ace Republican with
is characteristic energy sent out with
Us issue of last week an industrial sheet
descriptive of the business interests oil
d, nat vicinity.
DIR. Brush, Superintendent of the
Sheppard-Pratt Insane Asylum, was in
tel Air on Monday, having been summon.
I'd by the state to testify as a specialist
i1sthe Lnomis case. .... ..
, Mr. lanes S Harlow few day s ago.
Va Accordance with his annual custom,
sold his fishing rights along the west
bank of the Susquehanna, gcnerallt
realizing excellent prices.
The Young people of Emmorton will
give an entertainment in Mt Carmel
Church on Thursday evening, March Sd,
q. 7 80 O'Clock. II stormy, Il will he
held the following night.
MIR. John B Miller, aged 60 years,
died at his home at Upper Falls, Balti
more county, on Monday morning ani
was buried at St. Stephens Church,
Bradshaw, on Wednesday.
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store stand belonging to Mr.. { Horn.
berger at Benson, where he will take
possession at any carly day and conduct
the general merchandise business.
"A meeting of the congregation of the
Churchville Presbyterian Church has
beer called for next Sunday morning,
February 9th. after the usual service,
for the purpose of calling pastor.
The friends Of MIR. Charles II Harry,
of this county. who has been seriously i'll
IN Florida, will be glad to learn that his
condition is much improved and his
family hope for his ultimate recovery.
Mr.. John II. Davis, OF wilma, has
sold his farm containing "a acres to Mr.
Robert F. Hanna. who conducts the
store Immediately opposite, and will sell
his personal property at public sale on
March Sth.
! Miss Lydia Harvard has been ap-
pointed teacher at Hartford Seminary in
place OF Miss Myra wilkins, and Miss
Mary Hey has been appointed teacher at
Rock Run in place of Miss Winifred Bay
less. resigned.
State Fire Marshall, Thomas Ewell.
on whose initiativ. the Loomises were
arrested, charged with having burned
their residence several months ago, was
in attendance in our Circuit Court the
first Of the week.
"A FIRE alarm on Wednesday morning
hurried out our boys to find that 1t was
burning chimney at the store OF Mr..
Harry +. Gorrell. near the railroad sta
ton, which fortunately was extinguish-
ed without damage or difficulty.
Mrs William T. SAWYER, who is en-
joying a protracted visit to Florida,
writes from Leeshurg, where she is at
present stopping, that the season has
ben the coolest experienced there tor
years and fires are very agreeable.
Rev Henry Branch, u d will preach
a. the Aberdeen Presbyterian Church
mkt Sunday morning in the absence OF
Rev. T. T. Brown who will act rs mod
orator of the congregational meeting to
be held at the Churchvillc Preshy terrain
Church.
Miss Susan May Williams, a lie long
resident at Rangers Lodge, near Cres-
we'll, died in Baltimore on Monday after
lingering illness, aged 10 years, and
was buried in Greenmount cemetery on
Wednesday One sister, Mrs. Sidney
Bradenbaugh survives her.
The Abe Collier farm formerly VIM
Z, Bartleson) situated near Baldwin
station and containing l52l2 acres was
offered at public sale at the court house
door by Mr.. Thomas II Robinson,
trustee, and withdrawn at a bid of
$500. Mr.. {. c. Richardson acted as
auctioneer.
Y The Deer Creek Farmers Club will
meet at Tulip Hill." the home of Mr.
and Mrs Richard Dallam. tomorrow
Saturday afternoon The tjrct for
discussion will be THE Growing ct Apples
AID other Fruit on the Farm A lcctur
err from the Agricultural { olIege isexpect,
cd to be present.
The musical operetta, alma, Wo
Wohust Du," alma. where do you live0
will be produced at the Academy of
Music, Baltimore. next week for the first
time. Its musical swing fascinates as
did the Merry Widow Waltz two years
ago, and has for some time held New
York quite in its grip.
An immense crowd gathered at the
large public sale held on Tuesday at the
home OF the late William Z Hanway,
and prices realized for personal property
g., n
$40 and corn sold as high as 81 SO per
barrel. The farm containing 26O acres
improved BY fine mansion was with.
drawn at bid o! 50. 200.
MIR. William Durham. through his
attorneys. ]. T. {. Hopkins and Col d,
G. Mcintosh has instituted suit in Tow
son against the United Railways and
Electric Company for personal injuries
received when his team was struck by a
car on Willow avenue last October, he
being thrown out and seriously injured.
The damages are laid at SIS, 900
The Irving Lowell Literary Society
OF the Bel Air school met on Tuesday
afternoon. The members were hattered
with the attendance of patrons and an
interesting program was rendered Much
time was de voted to exercises relating to
the life of W ashington, the evening ending
with a debate on the subject of female
suffrage. OF course the affirmative side
won.
-Misled by the published statement
that a portion OF the Glrncor state rad
would be built In the spriun VI construed
II to mean the state road I ON Grhft"n' =
shops towards Glencoe. baltimnr'
county, via Jarrettsvill, and $" stated
in our last issue We now lrarn fhri-,liN
that this was a misprint for Glen Cove
the eastern extremity of the road leading
to Conowingo bridge,
The ]. W. Brandt Nursery Company
has been incorporated by J W, Brandt
President and Treasurer, L M. Brandt,
vice President. and ii Raphel Secre'
tary, and has taken over the nursery
business of Mr.. W Brandt, who has
built up a fine trade during recent years
The incorporators together with Mr. T
S. Nichols will constitute the Board Ol
Directors for the first year.
-Jere Collins. of Port Deposit, while
attempting a few days ago to persuade
Emma Hawkins, of Gravelv Hill, &c
leave her home and go with him wa,
ordered away from the premises ey EN-
mas mother. whereupon he whipped
cut his gun and shot her through tn,
heart. The woman died instantly, anG
Collins escaped on a freight train ant
has not yet been apprehended.
AT the meeting of the Presbvteria
Union which will take place at the Belve
dere on next Monday evening the ad
dress Of the evening will be delivered By
Hon. John Barrett, Of Washington, OF
The United States as a World Power.