The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-06-11
FOCAL Affairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
A fine cow belonging to Mr.. Martin Tobin,
of Hartford Furnace, died last week. Cause I'M
known.
Major ID. r. BurrelI, of Havre de Grace, has
rented Stagmer's Hotel, Bel Air. He reopened
1t on Monday.
On the 1st of next July new form of mar
rage licenses will be issued. The price will re-
main the same-one dollar.
"A number of interesting communications
hove been received but could not be put in type
in time for this weeks EgiS.
Mr.. Andrew H. Scarborough has been ap-
pointed freight and ticket agent at Wayervale
Station Maryland Central Railroad.
Representative Shaw has secured the pass
age of a bill granting pension to Caroline
Sturtz, widow of Jacob Sturtz, of Hartford coun-
ty.
-Messrs. Thos. j. Tydings, VIM. A. Mackin-
son and Geo. Emmord, of Edgewood, each con-
tributed a nice fat lamb to the masonic bazar,
on Tuesday.
On Monday afternoon MIR. Patrick Hurley
and Miss Maggie Murphy, were married in ST..
Patrick's Church, Havre de Grace, by Rev.
Father Barry. The church was crowded.
The first pic mic of the season at Oak Grove,
Bush river, will take place next Tuesday, June,
18TH The grounds are in good condition and
Mr.. Leight has boats and tackle ready for
fishing parties.
Mr.. II. p. Strasbaugh, son of Mr.. A. H..
Strac han frh Of 10 tol
the annual commencement of York Collegiate
Institute, to take place June 18th. We are in
dcbted to Mr.. Strasbaugh for an invitation to
attend.
The post office department objects to the
name of Watervale Station, VI. G. Railroad, be-
cause there is postoflice with name almost
similar to it. Several names have been sug.
gested. Why not call it THE Vale" or
"Vale?"
On Monday night of last week an attempt
was made TO rob VIM. Dilworth's store, at
Kingsville, Baltimore county. The thieves
bored auger- holes in the front door, around the
lock, and probably became frightened before
they got the door open.
The new passenger station for the Maryland
SentTdl TOuu, ut tne DdltlulOre terminus, Is 10
be erected on Boundary avenue, short distance
south Of the bridge. 1t will be an attractive
building and will no doubt be of great benefit to
the business of the road.
Two colored women, pretending to be crazy,
have been frightening women and children, in
the neighborhood of Edgewood When corner
ed they throw off their assumed insanity. They
were given twenty-four hours in which to leave
the ncighborhood, on Tuesday. The House of
Correction might restore them to a wholesome
condition of mind.
The new residence of Col. Samuel N. Hyde,
in Long Green Valley, is nearly finished and is
now occupied by his family. tits very commo-
dious of pretty architectural design, and the site
is one of the most beautiful in the county
From the front porch the eye sweeps the beauti-
full valley from one end to the other and the pic
ture is really enchanting. - TotrSontopn Union.
MIR. Henry F. Breuninger, of Washington,
on Thursday last caught 81 lbs. of rock fish by
trolling in the Susquehanna. The largest caught
weight lbs. Mr.. Breuninger is a son of Mr..
Henry Breuninger, of Lafayette Tannery, near
Conowingo Bridge He is successfully engaged
in business in Washington, being proprietor of
a large dairy and lunch rooms, at Nos. GIG, 6lS
and $40 Thirteenth st., and also manager of the
cafe in the Treasury Building.