The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-05-17


petition was received from B. II. Silver
and Others for pension to Charles Dallam,
colored, second district
The board will meet again May Goth.
/ BEL AIR NOTES Mr.. A. T. Geatty had on
exhibition, al his store, on Tuesday, very
handsome wedding cake, made by his confec-
Z, Rcr, Mr.. John Mclaughlin. 1t was beauti-
tajy ornamented and had on it the name of the
Dgtte for whom it was intended, Miss Luella
I Grafton and the date of the marriage, May 18th
1t was crcdtable piece of work.
The concert announced to take place in.
Masonic Hall, Tuesday evening, by Miss Sallie
&. Smith and brother, was prevented by the
rain. 1t will accordingly be will given next Mon
day night, May Goth. A good programme has
audience will be present.
MIR. Charles W. Proctor is erecting dwelling
house on franklin street. Mr.. Frank Cook is
the contractor
Mr. Joseph A. Krein, tailor, has commenced
his new building on lot adjoining DR.. Ho.
lingsworlh's drug store. Mr.. John Slime is the
builder.
Mr. William Ii. Carroll, harness maker, for
merly of Jarrettsville, is now foreman and sales
man at Muller Bros harness store, on Main
street.
Miss Emma Blades, who has been visiting
the family OF Rev. $. A. Hob!itzell, has return.
ed home, after a very pleasant visit.
Mr.. John Worthy Cunningham, Of Baltimore,
formerly Of Abingdon district, ii guest at the
residence of his brother in law, Mr.. VIM. Young.
On Monday as Mr.. John &. Rouse was stoop-
ing down to pick up something in his yard, he
was seized with severe pain in the back and
was confined to his bed for several days
The lady managers of the Masonic Bazaar re.
quest all ladies who have received material or
money to purchase material 10 make articles
for the Bazaar, TO return all completed work by
next Tuesday.
BY some arrangement of the lock on the
massive safe of the Second National Bank, on
Wednesday, the officers of the bank were UNI
able to get into it, TO the great relief, doubtless,
of persons who had notes due that day. Presi-
dent Hopkins went to Baltimore on the noon
train and brought up an expert to open the
safe. With some difficulty he succeeded in
opening it and soon repaired damages.
| Dr. p e. Williams delivered lecture on
Social Purity" in the NJ. f. Church, Bel Air,
on Thursday night OF last week. Dr. Williams,
besides being an excellent physician, is a
graceful and able speaker.
The Hartford Historical Society will meet at
the Court House on Friday night, May oath, at
S o'clock, p. NJ. The ladies, especially, are in.
vited. interesting addresses are promised by
Rev. D. B, Fitzgerald and others.
The Bulett Carriage Company have for the
first time flied their showroom with finished
work of various kinds, including buggies, day
ton wagons and road carts. They manufacture
five grades Of top buggie7-one style being as
low as $40 in pricc--aud very good buggy
/ too.
The late train Oh the VI. {. Railroad was de.
layed at North Avenue Station, wednesda,
( evening, by II Northern Central car having got
ten across the truck. The train due at :. OJ did
not arrive at Bel Air until half-past ten O'Clock
Postmaster Richardson reports the following
list of uncalcd Tor letters in Bel Air postolIlce
Mrs. Sarah Hall, Miss Mamie Parnell, Return
| TO ii. H., John Williams, Mrs. Susie ]. Walton
Miss Annie Wegant, Mrs. Martha Lee, Plum
Jonane, John Mllburn, Howard Trusty, Angus.
! tus Thomas, Miss Emily Peyton, W. A. Galen
| W. \, broom, {. steele, Chas. II. Scott John e.
! Slydc. Edward Spencer. Mrs. Charles Distone
John H. Dob3in' Mrs. Rachel Carr, John 'FRONT.'
James Is; Light, james S. Whiteford, Richard
| Waly, Miss Nellie James, Mrs Edward jackson
! Mrs. George W. Black, Michael Eagan Mrs
/ Coidea Levers, Miss Pcrogoyhe.