The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1891-08-28

| Miss Mamie Elicott, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Mrs. Winchester, on Broadway.
| Miss Clara Carroll has in her flower garden,
on Bond street, a sunflower plant which is IL
| feet in height and has 40 large flowers on it,
| 1t is regarded a curiosity.
Messrs. j. Thos. c. Hopkins, j. Fl. C. Watts,
Thomas Fl. Robinson and William s. Forwood,
Jr., sailed last Monday on the steamer Dor
chester, from Baltimore for Boston. They ex-
pect to be absent for about ten days.
Mr.. F. 4. Williams is at Bar Harbor, Maine.
Professor and Mrs Rudolph Vobbe, of Balti-
more, have been visiting Mr. F. Heuer, this
week
Mr.. s. A. Williams, trustee, has sold the
store house, on the corner of Main and Office
streets. occupied by Capt K. E. Bouldin, and
the two small frame buildings adjoining, on
Main street, to Messrs. A. B. and o. M. Whita-
ker, for 5000.
Hanna & Co, Clothiers, Main street, Bel Air,
are laying in their fall and winter stock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Cairnes are at Berke-
ley Springs, Va.
Miss Grace Coale, daughter of Mr.. Joseph A.
Coale, who has been i'll with typhoid fever, is
improving. Her brother and sister, who also
had the same disease, are GONZALES cent.
Prof. H. Hobart Keech will give music les
sons, during this year, at Bel Air, instead of at
Fallston, beginning next Tuesday.
John Riley, of Pleasantvlle, was arrested by
Officer Fisher, on Wednesday, for reckless
driving in Bel Air. Justice Lyle fined him 50
and COSTS
Lightning struck poplar tree in Mr.. D. l.
Finney's front yard, near the station, last Mon
day, and shattered it from top to bottom.
Misses Maggie and Laura Miller and Miss
Kate Wilhelm, of Woodbury., have returned
home after visit to Miss Ida Cole
Mrs. Melvin and Miss Fida Swartz gave pic
mic to some of their little friends, in Mrs Dial
lam's woods, on Wednesday. Croquet and ten
mis- were played and refreshments were served
at o'clock. After supper fun was resumed and
continued until it was time to go home.
Miss Minnie Jordan, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Edith Mann, of New York, are the guests
of their cousin, Mrs. George F. Walker, at the
Eagle Hotel.
Miss jamie Pindell and sister, daughters OF
Rev. A. I. Pindell, of Cockeysville, are visiting
Miss Halle Gilbert, at Wayside, Bel Air.
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returned, last Friday, from a visit to his
nephew, DR.. d. Preston Wysong, at Manhasset
| Long Island. During his absence from home
Mr.. Preston visited q number of the northern
seaside resorts.
| Mr.. VIM. Lee Amoss and his sister, Miss
Josie, of Fallston, left on Monday, in a two
horse buggy, for trip to Philadelphia and itG
envilons, by way of Oxford. Chester county
Pa. They expect TO be away from home fol
two weeks. This mode of conveyance will at
ford Mr.. Amoss an excellent opportunity of ex-
aiming various methods of making and mend,
ing public roads, subject in which he is great.
| ly interested.
DIR. w. e. McCurdy, of Madonna, expects to
set out, next Tuesday Wednesday. for Vir-
ginis, where he has an interest in sheep-graz
ing farm on James river, below Richmond.
Mr.. Howard Poole, formerly of the Hickory
is quite sick at his home in Matthews county
Va. His father, County Commissioner Thomas
Poole, expected to leave home yesterday, to
visit him.
Mrs. Harriet Wills and her son John, of Bal.
timore, are visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sarah
Holloway. of Webster.
Miss Matte Taylor, of Webster, is visiting
friends in Baltimore county.
Mr.. 8. Cummins, of Philadelphia, is visiting
his uncle, Mr.. John Craig, of Lapidum.
County Commissioner and Mrs. George B.
Silver and Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Courtney expect
ed to leave, on Wednesday, for Atlantic City
M.
Messrs Charles and Harry Carver, of Bel Air
left on Monday for the same place.
Mrs. E. ii. Hawkins, sister of Mr.. VIM. H
Harlan, of Bel Air, is very ill, at her home
near Thomas Run.
Mr.. Robert George, of Emmorton, is SICK
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. VIM. E. Dean, of Fountain Green, who
has been ill with typhoid fever, is better.
Mr.. w. Beatty Harlan, of the Bel Air bar, ar
rived at his home near Churchville, on Mon
day evening, from Europe, where he has spent
several pleasant months. The warm suns o.
Italy have left their impress on his complexion
but he appears to be improved in health. His
friends warmly welcome him home again.
Mr.. j. s. Townsend, the well-known cattle
dealer of Lancaster county, Pa, is in Hartford
county, buying up cows.
Mrs. DR.. Gorter, of Baltimore, is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Pomeroy, OF Abingdon.
Mr.. Joseph A. Price, of Abingdon, left OF
Monday for Glendale, Prince Georges county
where he will visit his brother-in-law, Mr.
Azariah Jones, former resident of Hartford.
Mrs. Msgness, of Abingdon, returned last
Saturday from visit to her brother-in-law
Mr.. A. Jones, of Prince Georges county.
Mr., Edward Clifford Jones, of Castleton, has
returned from pleasant visit to Claymont
Philadelphia and Cape May.
Eben N. Baldwin and family, of Clayment
Del, were at Cape May, last week.
Mr.. Edward A. Baldwin, and Mr.. Howard
Walker Baldwin, of the I'd district, are engaged
in canning at Kennedysville, Del.
MIR. D. c. Wharton Smith, of Darlington, is
making some improvements in his green houses
at that place.
A. McNutt, near Darlington, Messrs. Charles 8.
and Howard l.. Hoskins, sons of Mr.. H. C..
| Hoskins, are now the guests of their relative,
| Darlington Hopes, near Sandy Hook In a
few days they expect TO return to their home
| in Baltimore.
Mr.. Albert Geatty, of Baltimore, is visiting
at Mr.. Wakeman Bevard's, near Emmorton.
Mr.. D. j. Lewis, of Fallston, left on Monday
for trip over the F., w. ald d. Railroad visit
ing friends in Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Mrs DR.. j. l.. Windolph, Miss Berthe Hop
kins and MIR. Walter Jones, of Darlington ha We
returned from delightful trip to Atlantic City.
OUR NORRISVILLE LETTER.
! Reported for The Rgis
AUGUST 26-Miss Annie Redmap a youny