The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-05-18

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Personal MENTIoN.-Mr. Joshua P. Lovett,
well-known citizen of the second district, is
very i'll at his residence, near Perrymansville.
Mr.. Lovett is So years of age.
Mr.. Charles Nelson, Superintendent of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad lines,
has been offered similar position on one of the
important Eastern roads, and one of the South
ern systems, and in each case at handsome in
crease of salary. General Manager Waite,
however, will not listen to his leaving the e.,
A. and ID. lines. Mr.. Nelson is Il son of Mr. j.
Crawford Nelson, Of Priesthood, Hartford coun-
ty, and is one of the most efficient railroad men
in the country.
Among the guests registered at the Changers
Hotel, Bel Air, this week, were Messrs. VIM.
). Evans, States Attorney of Cecil county VIM.
L. Warburton, j. Wesley Falls DR.. ID. l.. Gift
ford, DR.. p. b. llousekeepe:, of Cecil, and
Prof. Morris LongStroth, Philadelphia-al OF
whom were here in connection with case on
trial in our Circuit Court
| Mrs. Sarah Forwood is very III at her resi-
dence, near the Trappe Church. Deer Greek.
Mrs. Margaret McAtee, who is nearly years
OF age, has been quite sick, at her home near
CIermoht Mills, but Is better.
/ Miss Maggie Butler, daughter of Mr.. Thomas
Butler, who lives near the Rocks of Deer Creek,
was very i'll, but grew better. Last week had
relapse and is again very sick
Col. Chas. ii. Wech and his wife, of Topeka,
Kansas, who removed from Hartford SO years
ago, are visiting relatives and friends in the
neighborhood of Chestnut Hill and Forest Hill.
Mrs. Jane Edelin,, Of Fallston, and her nieces,
the Misses Deford, sailed from New York for
Europe, on the steamer Elbe Oh the 9Th instant.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry 7. Martin, of Baltimore,
have been visiting the family of Mr.. II. H. Brad.
ford, near Bel Air.
Judge Fowler was on the bench with Judge
Walters, in our Circuit Court on Tuesday.
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BEL AIR NoTEs.-llon. Henry d. Farnands
and Mrs. Farnandis are AT Old Point Comfort,
/ Va.
Hon. Albert Constable, of EIktol, was IL
guest, this week, at Shamrock" the residence
of Mrs. Mary Archer, near Bel Air
Mr.. A, Keuchel, matchmaker, of Bel Air, be-
sides being expert in making clocks and watches,
is also good worker in wood. lie lately com
pleted several handsome tables OF inad work,
one of which is n chess table, the squares being
composed of red cedar and holly. Another is
beautifully inlaid with cedar, walnut, ash and
cherry.
Mr.. Ii. Is. Bruns at the Railroad Stables,
Bel Air, has sold over one hundred horses,
since the first of January last. He selects his
horses carefully, in Baltimore, from carload
lots, and although he has handled so many
horses he has not had single case of conta-
gious or serious disease in his stables and has
not had horse to die on his hands He is a
reliable dealer.
MIR. j. II. e. Watts has removed with his
family from Baltimore city to his country resi-
dence in Bel Air
The bazaar for for the benefit of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, will be held in Bel Air, be-
ginning May 23d and continuing until the 3lst
The members of the Triumph ODD Fellows
Lodge, of Bel Air, will also hold bazaar, on the