The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-02-15

BEL AIR NOTES. Hannah B. Lee, daugh-
ter of Col. Ohio g. Lee, attended grand ball
given recently, in Philadelphia, by the Junior
Glass of the University OF Pennsylvania. She
was chaperoned by Mrs. James P. Breuil and
Mrs. s. E. Norris.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Shepherd celebrated her SD
birthday, on the Sth instant. All OF her rela-
tives who are in the county dined with her, some
of her grandchildren and great grandchildren
being among the number
number of ladies' interested In the Masonic
Bazaar, to be held in Bel Air, next June, met in
the Fire Insurance rooms, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. r. +. Bouldn. President of the associ-
alton, was in the chair. number of matters
were discussed and another meeting was called
for Tuesday afternoon, next, in the same place.
large attendance of the ladies of the neigh.
borhood is desired
Master Henry Lee, son Of Col. Ohio s. Lee,
was painfully injured, last Saturday, by fall
on the ice. He was carried home but has now
almost entirely recovered.
The editor OF The EgiS extends his thanks
to the Emmorton Cornet Band ior serenade,
last Saturday night. These young men show
remarkable proficiency in music, when the
short time during which they have been prac-
tclng is considered. Mr. Charles Bode ia the
leader and Prof Charles, of Baltimore, instruc-
tor.
The jackson Guards will have a target shoot
Ing, at Bel Air, next Friday, 22d.
HYMESEAL.-Mr. Winfield s. Reynolds, OF
Port Deposit, and Miss Lizzie G. Carver were
mas inH i,,t l. do
on the 7th instant. The bride, who Is a popular
young lady, was until recently ateacher in the
Havre dc Grace High School, and Is daughter
of John w. Carver. Rev. J. Z. Nicholson per-
formed the marriage service. The bride, who
looked very pretty, was sttired in travelling
suit of pigeon blue, with diamond ornaments,
the gift OF the groom, and carried large bou-
quet of jacqueminot rosebuds. The ushers were
Messrs. fl. H. Carver, l.. r. Reynolds, II. A.
Carroll and J. F. Msttingly. Miss Lizzie Den
by, ofBaltimore, rendered Lohengru's wedding
march. A large number Of prominent persons
from Port Deposit were present, coming on q
special train. Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds left on
the COS fast express train for New York and
other points North.
Mr. Henry Cain, son of Mr.. James NJ. Cain, of
the Hickory, was married, on Wednesday, to
Miss Lotte Baldwin, daughter of Mr. Silas
Baldw in. The ceremony was performed at the
residence of the brides parents, near Upper
Cross Roads, by Rev. Fathc! Fowler. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Cain took trip to the North.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The directors OF the Hartford County Agricul-
tursl Society met at their Office in Bel Air, on
Monday. There were presant Me,srs. John
Moores, President; IL. Z. Lawder, William b.
Hopkins, Abel d. Wilson, DIR. j. l.. Windolph
and Arch. Wilson, directors, and N. l.. Mitchell
Secretary.
Messrs. r. T. Bovine and J. B. Hoskins, repre-
sentng the wilma Farmers Club, submitted q
proposition TO increase the interest In the display
of farm products by the society mbining with
manufacturers of fertilizers In the offer OF large
premiums for farm exhibits.
The plan proposed is for each manufacturer
offsrtilizsrs doing business in Hartford county
to offer special premium of 800, to be divid-
ed &C follows: $50 for the best, $50 for the
next best and $50 for the third best display OF
farm products resulting from the use of their
particular fertilizer-not less than four entries
to compete.
The board decided to contribute 800 as a
sweepstakes premium.
letter from Mr.. Frank Brown, President OF
the Maryland Agricultural Society, was read, in
which 1t was suggested that this society send a
delegate to a meeting of the several assoca.
lions of the State, on March I'd, 10 arrange
plans, programmes, &C., for the Maryland and
Delaware Troiting Association. The Secretary
was instructed to notify Mr. Brown that this
society deems it inexpedient to join the circuit
this year.
The next meeting will be held on April 81.
| PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs.-The Commissioners met on Monday and
Tuesday.
Commissioners Batemau, Hope and Hooker
were appointed a committee to inspect the
new iron bridge at Bush, built by l.. W. Finley
The adverse report of Dr. William Daiiam,
| d. Trainor Archer and john s. Young, exami.
ners on the Eagle Point Landing and public
| road, was received and filed.