The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-04-20

The ladies' Of Emmanuel p. f. congregation
gave fish supper in the Old store house of
MessTs Cochran d Young, last Friday evening
1t was well attended, well managed and the re-
ceipts were nearly 800. Mrs. VIM Young had
charge of the arrangements. Mrs. Young, Mrs
g. Smith Norris, Mrs. j. NJ. STREET. and Miss
Georgia Jacobs had charge of the supper table.
Their assistants were Misses Virginia Lee; Liz
zie Street, Juliet Street,, florence Young, Nil.
lie Young, Helen Lee, Bessie Lee, Carrie Rich
ardson and Chattie Rogers. Misses Daisy Dal-
lam, Mamie Norris and Berthe Young had charge
OF the cake table. Miss Blanche Lee had a
caramel table, for the organ fund The ice
cream table was in charge of Miss Annie l..
Moores aud Miss SalIie G. Smith, assisted by
Miss Roberta Maynadier.
Postmaster Richardson reports the following
uncalled for letters in Bel Air postoflice: Miss
Mary Fryer, Miss Jennie Fryer, r. Steward
Gibbs, Henry lluppes, +. g. Medvert.
Mrs. O'Brien, of Philadelphia, with two of
her children, is visiting her mother, Mrs May
Dallam.
Our Bel Air military company, the Jackson
Guards, 30 strong, marched through the streets,
on Monday night, to the music of the spirit
stirring drum. They have made considerable
progress in the military art, marching and
handling their guns with precision and uni
formity. They were in command of Lieutenant
Harry Bateman. The subordinate officers are
". 7. l.. Taliaferro Oderly Sergeant Thos e.
Fotwood, Sergeant; James Lingan and John
ID. Steams, Corporals.
Mr.. PLtr lex Dunnigan on Monday complete
the improvements ordered by the County Com
missioners in the Clerks office. These cou.
sist of cupboards placed under the counter,
for books and papers of the office. The carpen-
ter's work has been very neatly done by Mr..
Dunnigan. The work has been stained in imita.
ton walnut, by Mr.. Collie Carroll. Altogether
the improvement is very crcditabe as we'll as
necessary.
Lizzie Colder, aged two years, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Calder, of Bel Air, died
ON Tuesday morning, of measles, pneumonia
and whooping.c
Mr.. Walter w. Preston, who has been sick
at Sweets Hotel, is recovering.
Mr.. j. 7. e. Hopkins arrived at home, last
Saturday evening, from Il business visit to South
Carolina.
Mr.. Vim. Young, of the Bel Air bar, has been
appointed as an officer on the military staff OF
Governor jackson, with the rank of Colonel.
Mrs. Finney, wife of Rev. VIM. p. Finney, OF
New Egypt, n. j., is visiting her relatives aud
friends in Bel Air. She is a daughter of DR.. L.
Hall Richardson.
Miss Mollie Baiemar, daughter Of Mr.. Jos.
+. Bateman, has returned 10 her home in Bel
Air, after a visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. E. p. II. Harrison, of Murtinsburg, West
Va, was a visitor at Col. E. IL. Webstcr's this
week.
Mrs. Martha llama, Of Bel Air, is quite sick.
Last Friday Officer Bateman arrested VIM.
Moore, colorcd. for assault upon little color
cd boy named George Washington, at the festi.
val held at the school house on the turnpike.
The evidence was that Moore, who is IL burly
fellow, knocked the boy down and kicked him
sayagcy twice, injuring him severely. DR..
Munnikhu, sen scwcd up the wound. Justice
Lyle fined Moore 81 aud costs.
Dr. J. Camp Butler and his bride arrived ut
their home in Bel Air, on Monday evening.
Mr.. John A. Dent. Il hat dealer, of Baltimore,
left some sample cases of hats on the platform
ut the Bel Air station, Wednesday afternoon,
while waiting for the train. When the train
came along one Of the cases was missing. 1t
was afterwards found in an out house, cut open
and three hats gone.