The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-01-18


constituents will find him always ready 10
serve them TorSontowa Union
| Mrs. s. j. Grier, who lives near Bel Air, has
been critically i'll with pneumonia, but is now
| getting better.
| Lieut.. Charles Allboue, of the L. 5. steam
ship Dolphin, has been visitor for several
/ weeks, al the residence of his brother, Mr.
| Thomas AlIibone, near the Hickory.
| Mrs. Thomas Miller, OF Webster, has been
| great sufferer with iutAmmstOry rheumatism
| Mrs. X. :. McKendless, of Webster, lie qaite
| i'll.
Mrs. Zephaniah Heaps, of Prospect, was very
sick, last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles W. Quinlan, Of Pitts
burg, are the guests Of Mr.. Quinlans brother
in-law, Mr.. X. .. Wallis, of Forest Hill. Mr.
| Quinlan ia son Of Mr.. Philip Quinlan, OF Deer
| Creek.
The MASONIC BAZAR.-A meeting of the
ladies of Bel Air and neighborhood Was held in
the Masonic Temple, Tuesday afternoon. -
Thirty or forty of them were present. Mrs. r.
| f. Bouldin was iu the chair, Miss Juliet Street,
and Miss Nora Bouldin being the secretaI ie..-
1t was determined to hold the bazaar IN the
Town Hall, Masonic Temple, beginning on the
| 10th of next June. The following committees
were appointed for the various tables
! Fancy Table No. Mrs. J. T. e. Hopkins
and Mrs. WIN. S. Richardson.
Fancy Table No. 2.-Mrs. J. II. Stree II and
Mrs. q. smith Norris.
Apron Tabe.-Mrs. s. A. HublitzrI Mrs
Rebeeca Evans and Miss Fids Swariz
Cake Iable.-Mrs. George T. Walker, Mrs j
! /. Harkius and Mrs. L. W. Proctor.
Floral Bower and Jacobs Well.-Mrs ohm
II. Reckord, Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs Harold
| Scarborough.
Ice Cream Tsble-Mrs GeorgeR Cairnes
and Mrs. John A. Young.
Confectionery TaoIs-Mrs. Geo. l.. VanBiB-
! Der aud Mrs Isaac Amos.
! Lunch Table.-Mrs. VIM Young, Mrs. Chas
l.. Heck, Mrs. K. Il. Bouldin, Mrs. A NJ Full
ford, Mrs. Thomas Wood, Mrs E. Kirk and
Miss Eva Jacobs.
Miscellaneous Table.-Mr,. Allen Hoffman,
Miss Emma Sheridan and Miss Jennie Hopkins
Country Store.-Nrs Allen Hoffman.
| The managers OF the Bazaar will meet again,
at the residence Of Mrs. L. E. Boudn, on Tues.
day next.
| The object of the Bazaar Ia to raise funds to
aid in paying the debt on the Masonic Temple
| CIRCUIT COURT PRoCEEDINGs.-Tho follow
ing deeds Of trust for the benefit of creditors,
have been recorded in the Clerks Office
! Wells o. Clayton to A. Preston Gilbert {;
Henry B. Hoopman, Gamer and farmer, to
| VIM. II. Harlan; Charles b. Gilbert to John S.
| Young
The transcript of record in the case of VIM
b. Buckingham 70. Benjamin p Taylor, was
received from the Circuit Court for Baltimore
coanty and filed in the Clerks Office January
/ 18th.
Messrs. Vim. A. Fisher, Marshall & Hall and
W. II. Dawson, attorneys for Col. David G.
Mcintosh, permanent trustee OF John e. Nc
Culloush, have docksted suit for damages
against John II. Myers. The amount of dam yes
is laid at $40, 900.
| In the ease Of VIM. K Reckcfus aud rife VS.
| Oliver I. Lyon and wife and Others, whose bill
Of complaint was dismissed By Judge Waters
and the Case taken 10 the Court Of Appeals, the
! latter have passed a decree allowing the com
plSinauts to proceed with their bill for parti-
ton OF the property in Hsvre de Grace owned
Jointly by Andrew Lyon, deceased, and George
7. Lyon. Messrs. Jones and Haines, OF Elkton,
represented the complainant, and Mr.. Vim. "
Marine the defendants.
The Islander case Of Charles Rohr VS.. Charles
/
county, and tried before jury, at the last May
term, verdict being given for the plaintiff for
$500 damages, has been taken to the Court of
Appeals by the defendants counsel, Harlan Il
| Webster and Jordan & Jordan. Mcintosh,
Williams and Seth appeared for the plaintiff
Articles of incorporation of the Bel Air
! Social, Literary, Musical and Dramatic Club
have been recorded in the Clerks office, the
same having been certified BY Judge Yellott to
be in conformity with the general lucorpora-
ton act of the State The Incorporation named
are John Armstrong, Edwin L. Sawyer, John
II. Fisher, J. E. Bull and Humphrey Wilson.
The articles declare that no capital stock lie
to be Issued. The operations of the corpora
| tion are to be carried on In the State OF Mary
land and ito principal office in the town Of Bel
! Air.