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


week Frank Beattie, grandson of Mr.. John
Beattie, who lives near Cambria while adjust
ing the stay chains on roller, made misstep
and got one foot between tie roller and the
frame. The horses started, brusing the flesh
and scrapiug the skin from the knee to the
ankle on one limb. His cries brought assistance
in time to save him from further injury.
OLD FOLKS CONCERT. The Old Folks Con.
cert, which was given at Delta on the 10Th, was
SHINY attended, on account OF the rain. 1t
was repeated on Monday night before good
audience. The singing was excellent and the
costumes, which came from York, were good
Mrs. James s. Butler, Mrs. X. d. Dodson and
Mr.. r. X. Lloyd sang solos. Mr.. X. X. Lloyd
was the leader. The proceeds are to 90 the
fund for building an Episcopal chapel in Delta
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ADMITTED TO THE BARON Monday, Mr.
Charles ii. llinkle, n student in the law
office oil Mr.. s. A. Williams, was exam
ined in open court by committee, con.
sisting of Col. Herman Stump, George Y.
Maynadier and s. A. Williams. He pass
ed highly crcditsble examination and be-
ing unanimously recommended by the commit.
tee, ON motion of Mr.. Williams Judge Waters
ordered him to be enrolled as an attorney of the
Circuit Court for Hartford county.
HOUSE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. during the
thunderstorm, Tuesday afternoon, the dwelling
house of Mr.. Martin Purcell, near Forest Hill,
was struck by lightning and damaged to the
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chimney on the gable end and in its descent tore
of the weather-b boarding over surface of five
feet wide and ten feet long and scattered the
pIastering inside. clothes press was moved
from its place by the shock. Mrs Purcell, who
was In the house with five or six little children,
was slightly stunned but the children escaped.
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THROUGH FROM BALTIMORE TO YORK.
Through trains from Baltimore to York, over
the Maryland Central aud York and Peach Bot
tom Railroads will begin to run on Sunday
next, 18th instant. Until the two roads are
connected at Stubs, where the new station
will be, the trains will 90 up TO Ramsay's
station and cross over on n switch. The CON
nectiOn at Stubs is to be finished by the 10th
OF June. This new arrangement will benefit
Bel Air, in giving fas train to Baltimore, and
the morning train will arrive with the
mail and papers half an hour sooner.
CONTESTED WILL.-Mrs. HOrtense Nc
lutire, by VIM. w. McIntire, her husband, and
Elizabeth X. II. Richardson, by John =.
Richardson, Jr., her husband, have filed pc.
tition in the Orphans Court, Of Baltimore city,
to ret aside an alleged will OF L. Is. NJ. Harris,
half brother of the ladies' named The petition
declares that the will was obtained by undue
influence and fraud, the young man being
weak and feeble, mentally and ply sIcslly. The
estate is valued at $4,000 to $4,000 Mrs.
Hardesty and Mrs. Richardson are daughters OF
the late Richard s. iiardesty and were wards
of DIR. f. Hall Richardson, of Bel Air.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION The Execu.
tive Committee Of the Hartford County Sunday
School Union met at the Presbyterian parsou-
aye, Aberdeen, on Saturday, evening last, and
fixed upon the Grove Presbyterian Church,
Aberdeen as the place, and Tuesday and We'd
nesday, July 9th and 10th as the time for
holding the next County Sunday School Con.
vention.
Those present were Rev. Messrs David Jami.
son, q. l.. Damaron, II. Z. Smith, j. L. Walsh
and j. II. Baker, Jr., and Messrs. 0. e. Michael
and Jamss Nichols.
CORNER STONE LAYING.-The cornerstone
of the new st. Stephens Roman Catholic
Church, Upper Falls, will be laid on Sunday
afternoon next, 10th instant. Cardinal Glib.
bons will oiiciate and sermon will be preached
by the Rev. DR.. Chappelle, of Washington.
The Catholic Societies of Baltimore city will at.
tend the ceremonies and there will be a parade,
headed by band of music. special train
will leave Camden station, Baltimore, at 2 80
7. NJ, for Bradshaw, via the Philadelphia Ex-
tension 3. and o. Railroad, where carriages
will be in waiting to convey visiting clergymen
TO the site of the new church. Rev. Don Luigi
Sartor is the pastor OF the church.
THE AFFLICTED WILLIAMS FAMILY.--Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Williams, of Abingdon, whose
dwelling house was destroyed by hre last week,
and four Of their children burned to death, are
at the house of their son.in-law, Charles Dixon,
in Abingdon. They are recovering from
injuries they received at the fire. Their
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