The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1884-01-04
Enral Attairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.


DR.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Gale, of Somerset
county, are guests of Hon. Henry W. Archer, at
Bel Air. .
MIR. VIM. j. Norris, who lives near Pyles,
willie, is critically ill, with an affection of the
heart. lie is son of Mr.. David Norris, who
lives near Bel Air
AS Mr.. P. f.. Carroll was driving the stage
from Edgew God, Tuesday, hawk madea swoop
al Il bird, in front of the stage, and became
fast entangled in the traces
Mr.. Harry 8. Hyde has removed with his
family from Baltimore county to Bush River
Neck, We are indebted to his kindly remem-
hrancr for pair of fine red head ducks.
Key. II. Baldwin Dean has resigned the
charge of st. Johns Episcopal Church, Havre
de Grace, and accepted call to WaupuD, Wis.
cousin, Mr.. Dean left for his new charge this
week.
Mrs. Victoria Sellman Cuttings, wife of the
late Richard }. Cuttings, the distinguished law
yer, and daughter of Col. Alfred Sellman OF
Anne Arundel county, died in Baltimore, on
"Wednesday.
DIR. Walter h. Rowe's little daughter, aged
about / years, died of scarlet fever, at her par
ents' residence, near Aberdeen, last Friday. DR..
Rowcs three other children and colored boy
in the family, also have the same disease
Mr. John q. Rouse, of Bel Air, was the re-
cpient of Il handsome dressing case from the
clerks in his store, on Christmas day. The lat
ter are Messrs b. f. Keen, cashier; Robert
Richardson, j. A. Hines, Jas. c. Trundle Ed
win llama and John Hanna
On New Years Day, Mr. W. Smithson For
wood, of Bel Air, sent to number ofhis friends
neat souvenir, in the shape of check drawn
on the "Bank of Prosperity" for "3GG happy
days" The check was printed in handsome
style and had for a background IL picture of the
Osborne Self Binder.
-Messrs. John +. I.ingan, j. Frank Farley
and W. +. Lingan, of Bel Air, have formed IL
copartnership as carpenters and builders. Mr..
John +. Lingan is well -known as one of the best
and most conscientious carpenters in the coun.
ty, and his partners, one of whom is his son,
are both excellent workmen.
Mrs Fannie b. Airy, wife Of Mr. George Il
Airy, OF Baltimore, died in that city ON Tues
day of last week, the interment being NJ Spcsu.
tia Church, last Friday afternoon, Rev Charles
E. Buck officiating. Mrs. Airy was the daugh
ter of Mrs. Sarah s. and the late Afford Patter
son, and was an accomplished and cxcelen,
lady
Miss Lizzie Stephenson aged SO years, sis
ter of Col. VIM. B. Stephenson, died at he,
home near Lapidum, on Monday, and was buried
nj Rock Run, on Wednesday. Mrs. Kelly, aged
81 years, of Lapidum, died and was buried nj
the same place, on Tuesday. Rev. H. G. Cnsh
ing OBLIGATED at both funerals.
Mr. Thomas Wards horse was stolen from
in front OF store in Perryville,on Monday even
ing OF last week. Three men, who crossed the
river from Havre de Grace, were seen to 90 up
to the horse. Two of them assisted the third
to mount and horse and men then disappeared
in the darkness. Mr.. Ward lives ON Mr.
Stump's farm, in Cecil county.
The marriage of Mr.. II. Sprague Tuveau
son of Col. A. l.. Tayeau, formerly of Charles
ton, S. c., and now of Baltimore, and Miss An
ma Phillippa Hammond, daughter of Rev. j.
Pinkney Hammond took place at st. Georges
Church, Baltimore, on Thursday of last week
The Rev. DR.. Hammond performed the cercmo
ny. The groom has many friends in Hartford
having lived with his father near Bel Air, ii few
years ago.