The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-09-16
Local affairs.


MIR. Clarence Purcell of Bel Air. con.
templates the erettinl OF n small dive L.,
ing on his lot on Dalam Place
The Bel Air High School opened with
an enrolment Of 252 pupils, which is
jlst about the same as that OF last year.
Mrs Herman WiIgis has opened a
mi linery store at the old stand of Misses
Waters and Wetherill, tn Main street,
Rel Air.
Mr.. T. II. Chalk's sale OF personal
property, held near Abertc.n last Thus.
day, was well att 'ndcd and excellent
prices realized.
Charley Mitchell. Mr.. Morgan Mitch.
ellis troticr, won the 2 litrot at Etstop.
MI, last Thursday in AHA How is
this for Short Lane?
There will he an Epworth League
rally at Emory NJ L. Church on next
Thursday, continuing through the morn.
ing, afternoon and evening.
-Apropos of the subject of a sewerage
system for this town. Centerville has asst
awarded contract for the construction
of n system at a cost of $S,6l2.
William Brown, colored. has been
commit ID to Ill for the action ot the
grand jury, charged with stealing Slit
OF clothes from Haywood Rohir N. of
llavrc de Grace.
A marriage liccnic was issued in Pa'
timprr on Mon lay for the marriage ui
Mr. John u VI ,eIs. - Years, Of llavre
de Grace, and Miss Edna Is Preston, -
years, of Aberdeen.
The farm OF Mrs Emma = Saing.
situated near the mouth Of fohemia
river Ia Cecil county. has h,cn soil for
5000. ItwIs purchased by a gentle.
man from New York.
The Forest Hill Farmers Club will
meet at the hone OF Mr. Joseph 7, Hopes
on this friday afternoon and the Deer
Greek Club will meet at the home of Mr.
John Moorts on Saturday afternoon.
As fall approaches and apples ripcn-
ing. the effects of the apple iuice can be
seen in mum 'rous sections of the county,
and il is reported that the sale Of the
same is An open business in several v'cini
ties.
Revival scrvic, : will begin at Grace
Methodist Pro'r ant Church, Rel Air,
on nsxt Sunday at x = NJ, Rev 4. A.
Srxsmith. Of Delta. Pa, will preach on
Monday AMI Tuesday nights Of next
week.
The mcmhri Of the old Baptist
Church. near Jarrettsyille, held their an
nual yearly meeting on Saturday nna
Sunday. Several speakers were present
from distance aud the services were
well Il TENDED.
Rev. Prfnk X Isaac. the well known
Methodist Divine, Of Baltimore who for
anumher OF years flledimportant charges
in Hartford, will preach at Centre NJ. l.
Church. Forest Hill, On next Sunday
morning. and evening.
Late news from Judge kanliiibrr is
conservative but rcassurirg that his i'm.
prnvemcnt is steady with "A gradually
improving appt lite, and that lac will
probably leave Clifton Springs Tor home
in the courS, OF few days.
Ion Wednesday evening the Moving
picture Company Of Have lie Grace gave
an exhibition and seven automobile were
run through town and ACROSS the river
tor the benefit al the proposed hospital.
over 900 ticlrls wee sold.
The CURLING md concrete work haV
ing been completed on Main Street, Bel
Air, the contr ictur removed his mixer
and other machinery Ia Baltimore on
N Onday, and the work fmacadam2nu
will he pushed as rapidly ms pnssi T. To
cnmplc'iDn,
Thomas, the sixteen. year. oil son OF
MIR. William Crowley, II few days ago
shot ON his fathers farm near Loeb Raven
black eagle which measured five feet
six inches f"n tip to tip Of its wings.
The fatal shot was made Mt a distance "f
sixty five yards.
Mr.. S A. Williams has returned from
his two weeks hoHc back tripas bronze
asaR Rough Rider Ilisplrtv rode ms many
az ~ miles In single day wh,h would
put many veteran to n ttSt he could
not measure up to. and all ionr riders
we're cnthused with their experience.
Mr.. Thomas W TroxelI. who was
last week elected vice principal of the
Rel Air School, surprised his trustees by
declining at tie close Of the week n com.
nj, sion le seemed very anxious tostcurc
three days earlier. Until the place can
be properly filled Mr. Tay'ur, the former
vice. principal, will continue his services
-George Nichols. Of baltimore, was ar
rested by Officer John n bowman on
Tuesday in Baltimore and brought to
Aberdeen, where he hal hearing lctore
Justice James T. Prtcha'd for cruelty to
hor,c that h. had hired from Mr. Harry
/, Aaronson Monday. lie was found
guilty and fincd $40 and costs, which he
paid
Mr. Noble l.. Mitchell has sold to
Mr. Robert Preston his home aud farm
r.ulccted with it. Locate near Pleasant
vile. and when Mi. Preston takes pos.
session In early November Mr. Mtcir I'll
will move to Bel Air Mr.. Preston is
now farming fer Mr. David Lee, near
henson, and is one of our best and most
progressive farmers.
A corps Of state engirrsr isn"wrun
mag survey for an INDICATED section ot
l,rl Air. Starting in just west oi tlt
,rSid,nCe Of Mr. William l.. Amc IS they
How the spring branch to Winters
run which they cross at the cam % the
Electric Company and thence run NJ the
valley lust west Of nr kelley's farm to
Rel Air.
We are Indebted to the ] W. Brandt
Nursery Company for remarkably
handsome bouquet OF dahlias Not"ith-
standing the excessively dry season
which has done 50 much to intet'cre with
their growth. the blooms before us show
all The marvels OF the I.odern Horst in
his mauipulations ofthc siz., color and
imbrication of this the queen Of autumn
bloomtrs.