The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1882-03-31
Focal Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
The ducking season expires to-day, March
3lst.
MIR John I. Lee has removed from Darling
ton to his farm near Hancs' Cross Roads.
Collector Webster, in letter to Mondays
An,e,.icon declares that the Bel Air Times is not
his organ.
WIN. Kerr, formerly of Hartford but now of
York county, was married last Tuesday TO Miss
Lizzie Dunlap.
Rev. James Newman, Of Cambridge, I'LL
nois, preached in Grace Memorial Church, Oar
lington, last Sunday night.
Mr.. j, y. Henderson, agent for the Royal
st. John sewing machine, has removed with his
family from Fallston TO Towsontown.
The Rev. Mr.. Dean, of Concordvlle, Pa,
has accepted the call to the rectorship of st.
Johns Protestant Episcopal church, Havrc de
Grace.
--Mcssrs. Edward p. Moores and james p.
Beae are making arrangements to start a can
ming establishment in the Big Woods, near
DOZENS Corner.
The vestry of Trinity P. f. church, Towson-
town, have called Rev. VIM. Power, of Grafton,
W. Va. to fll the vacancy caused by the death
of Rev. DR.. Hoff.
Mr.. William Scarf, who removed from this
county to lronton, Ohio, two years ago, has re-
tured to Hartford, with his family, and has taken
up his residence again at Stockton.
Col. John Carroll Walsh, of this county,
vas one Of the honorary pall-bearers at the fu-
neral of the late Mr. John NJ. Hablston, which
took place in Baltimore on Thursday of last
week.
Park Geiges, of Delta died on last Sunday
evening, aged A years. He was grandson of
the late Rev. Samuel Park, OF York county In
terment at Slate Ridge Presbyterian church, on
Wednesday.
The farmers along the Maryland and Penn
sylvania line, in Hartford and York counties,
have been selling their tobacco at prices rang
ing from to 10 cents per pound. These prices
are extremely low.
Miss Rosa Jacobs, daughter of Mrs. f. A.
Jacobs, who has been extremely i'll, in Balti-
more city, with neuralgia of the heart, was re.
moved to her home in Bel Air, last Friday
She is now couyaescent.
MIR. William j. Norris, who lives near Mill
Green, recently plowed up an English halfpenny,
dated li23. 1t was coined during the reign of
George l. 1t is much worn, but the date is quite
legible.
Major William II. Dallam, Deputy Collec-
tor at the Baltimore Custom House, has been
sick at his home, near Bel Air, this week, with
threatened attack ofpneumonia. Ills friends
will be gratfed TO know that he is better.
"A site has been selected for the Baltimore
and Delta Narrow Guage passenger and freight
depots at Towsontown, fronting on Susquehan-
ma avenue, on the west side of the railroad, 400
feet from the residence of c. Bonn Slingluif.
Mr.. A. B. Vandersloot, of York, and George
W, Fulton, of Peach Bottom, have rented the
property of Michael Baer, In Bryansvile, for the
purpose OF manufacturing cigars. They expect
to open on the first of April York Weekly.
The Washington Conference (colored) of the
M E. Church, adjourned at Baltimore, on Mon
day, after making appointments for the current
year. Those for Hartford county are as follows:
Bel Air, Samuel Brown; Hartford, r. d. Valen-
tine
ed, were arrested by Duputy Sheriff Carman,
last Saturday night for fighting In the streets of
Bel Air. They were placed in Jail until Monday
morning, when Justice Snowden fined Brown
81 and costs, and discharged Hill.
We are indebted to Hon. James b. Preston,
of the House of Delegates for copy of the an.
nual report of the State Board of Education-a
bulky pamphlet of over 400 pages. 1t contains
complete statistics relating to every public
school In the State.
MIR David L. Pyle, agent of the Agricul-
tural Fire Insurance Company, of WATERFOWL,
n. Y, lately paid to Messrs. j. H. and r.. W.
Ramsay, near Delta, the amount of loss sustain.
ed by Their barn being struck by lightning, on
the 2lst Of February last
The Boothby Hill Sunday School will be re
organized, in the school house, on next Sunday
afternoon, April I'd, at 8 o'clock. There will
also be prayer meeting service at ~ o'clock
In the evening. The friends of the school are
requested to attend both services