The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-01-28
Local affairs.

effect February Goth.
Rev. Frank K. Isaac. of Baltimore,
will preach at the Bel Air Methodist
Episcopal Church next Sunday.
The Forest Hill Farmers Club will
meet at the residence OF MIR. A. G. Ensor
tomorrow, Saturday afternoon.
The Legislature re CONVEX ed on Tues.
day and has been in session daily since,
but nothing Of note has transpired.
No services will be held at Holy
Trinity Church, Churchville, next Sun.
day; services as usual the following Sab
bath.
The Delta Orchestra will give con-
cert in the Bel Air town hall on Satur.
day evening which promises to be rare
treat for music lovers.
MIR. ] Oscar Scarborough. teacher OF
the Bible class OF the Rallston Presby.
terian Church, gave a reception to the
class few nights ago.
The postponed entertainment by the
Y. p. S. c. L of Highland Presbyterian
Church will be given in the High School
building Saturday night, January 29th.
-One of our local chicken fancers who
has been carrying brief ad with us
states that tor the few cents SO expended
he has in the recent past sold 500 worth
Of poultry,
MIR. J. W. Mccall, sold at public
auction on the premises on Saturday
the Brueninger tanrrry property, situat-
ed near Cas,lrtun. t. Mi Robert Nc.
Mutt, for $3.50
Elder ! T. Rowe, Of Baltimore. will
preach at the Primitive Baptist Meeting
House, near Jarrettsvillc, on Saturday
and Sunday, January 20 and 30. ut II
O'Clock both days.
Van enterprising business man Of Bal
timore has on foot the establishment of
system of wireless telegraphy between
that city and Bel Air, and it is likely
that he will take steps to secure a suita-
Bile location at this cad at an early day.
] Sheriff Forsythe hes been engag,
with jury of condemnation for sever al
days this week fixing the amount of
damages which the b * o. railroad will
do by running through a colored grave.
yard near the entrance tn their new
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM II. Street., of
Fallston. have issued invitations to the
marriage OF their daughter, Miss Eliza.
beth Ruth, to Mr.. VIM Parker. Jr., of
Baltimore. The marriage will take place
at St. Michaels and All Angels Church
on February 8. at =. M.
la referring last week to Mr.. Charles
Whitaker's new work with the Oliver
said that his field is in Penns, lvania
instead of HariDrd county. The latter
Is under the exclusive jurisdiction OF
Messrs. L ii. Hall & Scr. OF Bel Air.
Mr.. p. H. Close, trustee, sold on
Monday at the courthouse door little
property containing 4 acres with I'm.
provement situated rear Prospect, be.
lJnging to the estate of the late Andre W
Dunnigan, to Mr.. II S, Carver for 1925.
Mr.. George A. Cairncs was the auction
eer.
Everything points to n success slul
Poultry Show. to be held here next Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday. The
entries are large and come from the
most celebrated fanCirrs. including prize
winners at Madison Sqnare, New York
Philadelphia aud Baltimore. None should
fail to attend
Mrs Martha L, King by her lest
will. which has been probatcd, left the
farm near Chestnut Hill on which she
lived at the time of her death to Mrs
Ida V. Ward and William II. Ward. her
husband, during their lives with remain
der to her grandson, Erwin n Ward. A
number Of small beqIests were made.
Young ladies with cxtrnvasant fan
cies. but lean purses and older people car
rying on their shoulders n load of daily
cares which they wish to shake of by a
hearty laugh should attend tn, Academy
of Music next week and see Miss Hen
rietta Crosman in her presentation o
"Sham" 1t has Just been most favor
ably received in New York.
MIR. S. W. Bradford, of Bel Air, ut
tended on Thursday as specially invit
ed guest n barquet given in New Yorl
by The Union Society Of the Civil War il
memory of those who rendered distin
guished services for the preservation o
the Union. The honor conferred was il
recognition Of the record of his father
former Governor Bradford, during thos
stirring times.
The cattle market was booming il
Chicago last week, being ns Il rule from
Is to 25 cents higher than the prece dim
week, on all the plain. medium and fairl
good kinds of cattle. and 10 to 10 cent
higher on good and choice cattle. Fai
to good stockers weighing from 500 T.
800 were quoted at from s. 60 to 81 II
We note that one carload weighing So
was shipped to Mar land at 81 40.
On last Sunday morning while driy
ing to service at { hurchvilIe Mrs Glasgow
Archer's horse suddenly sank deep int
the snow and mud, throwing it to III
ground Mr.. Thomas +. Magic. VIII
was near. soon Strengthened things GU
but In few moments the horse droppe
dead. evidently having ruptured vita
organ in its fall Kind ncighhors re ndei
ed prompt assistanceto Mrs. Archer.
Mr.. Walter G. Cnale, for number
years associated with the County Trea
urer's Off e Of lIario: d county, has cnte
ed into a partnership with Mr.. Allfc
Richardson, of Churchville, to engag
10 the general merchandise business. Tt
new firm succeeds the well know
merchant. Mr.. Robert {. Richardso,
and to it Mr. Coale will bring an energ
industry, intelligence and personal wor,
that will add to its strength and success
The farm containing 270 acres b
longing to Mr. N. J. Hatchins, former
of this county but now OF West Virgini
has been sold to Mr. Thomas d. tempt
of Howard county, for $4,000. TIL
farm is a part OF what was known
the I'nner WOolsey estate and VIII