The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-11-27

store, at ~ rs per running yard, according to
the same specifications as VIM. Hilditchs con-
tract.
Daniel Fitzpatrick was awarded the contract
to open the new road from Hartford Furnace to
the Post road, for $3.50, this amount to include .
new bridge.
John A. Lamb was allowed $125 damages for
the loss of horse by the breaking of a bridge
on the public road near ". E. Whiteford's.
At 2P. NJ. they adjourned sine die and the
newly elected board, consisting of Messrs.
Thomas Moulsdale, George A. Courtney, Joseph
E. Bateman, VIM. A. Hope and DR.. W. Dallas
Scarborough, having received their commits
sions, took the oath Of office, signed the test
book and were ready for business.
They organized by electing DIR. W. Dallas
Scarborough, of the fifth district, President, and
reelected Mr.. Charles W. Proctor Clerk. Then
they adjourned until Tuesday, on which day
they proceeded to take the affairs of the county
in hand for the next two years.
The Clerk was ordered to bring VIM. Lisure
from Spring Grove to the Almshouse.
The Clerk was directed to issue q certificate
to DR.. c. A. Rutledge, for $127.47 extra on road.
LIZ
VanBibber, Joseph r. Ely and septimus Davis
$40 each, for examining the books of G. w.
Proctor. Treasurer, and Howard A. Flowers
80 so for carpenters work at the Almshouse.
Mr.. James W. McNsbb was reappointed
Counsel to the board.
The salary of the Clerk was fixed at $500 and
Treasurer $3.50.
Adjourned to 3Oth instant
BEL AIR NoTEs.-Rev. NJ. c Stryker's buggy
and John Shaughnessy's wagon came in COLI
sion, on Main street. near the NJ. P. Church,
last Friday night. The wheels became locked
and Mr.. Shaughnessy's horse kicked his wagon
to pieces. Mr.. Stryker had several spokes of
his buggy broken. No one was hurt
Miss Emma Jones, of Delta, and Miss Bessie
McConkey, of Peach Bottom, have been visiting
Miss Virginia Lee. They returned home Mon
day morning.
Mr.. John P. Poe, Attorney General elect of
Maryland, was in court here, on Saturday, as
plaintiff in civil case.
Miss Ella Hoblitzel is visiting friends in Bal.
timore and Westminster. At the latter place
she will be the guest of Prof. Wright and. fami-
ly, of Western Maryland College.
The members of Company D are working like
beavers in preparing for their ball, to be held
in Masonic Hall tonight. They are decorating
the room handsomely with evergreens and flow
ers. A number of well-known society ladies
have promised to act as chsperones. The ball
promises to be great success.
The oyster supper given by the lady teachers
and pupils of Bel Air Graded School, Oh We'd
nesday evening, in the Armory of the jackson
Guards, was a pleasant episode in the week.
The teachers, Misses Annie Offiey, Rosa Brown,
Minnie Lee Chase and Helen Davis, together
Misses Annie Worthington and Rosa Jacobs,
were in attendance upon the guests, and served
out the good things provided for their enter
tainment with lavish hands. The supper was
provided by the pupils and was largely attend
ed. The proceeds are to be applied to decorat-
ing their respective school rooms.
Nc change il reported in the condition Of
Col. Webster.
The public offices and stores were closed on
Thanksgiving Day and services were held in
Emmanuel Episcopal Church at 9 O'Clock, BY
Rev. Mr.. Colburn. and In the Presbyterian
church at II, by Rev. Mr.. Finney.
Messrs. Hanna & Co., clothiers, matters and
furnshers, Main street, near the NJ. z. Church,
are ready with g variety Of goods for holiday
presents. Call and see them. Their store 10
open until II o'clock Saturday nights.