The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-12-23

Personal MENTIoN.-Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
A. Coale will celebrate the 18th anniversary
of their marriage, at their residence, "Maple
Grove" near Bel Air, on Friday evening Dec.
23d.
4 little son of Mr.. and Mrs. David w.
Shertzer, of Churchvile has been extremely
ill, since October last with dropsy, but is now
a little better. lie is attended by DR.. w. s.
Gorsuch, of Churchville, and DIR. A Trego
Shertzer, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary j. Hopkins and daughters have
removed from Darlington to Baltimore. Her
daughter, Miss Byrdie, will spend so me time
with DIR. and Mrs. Windolph, of Darling
ton, before proceeding to Baltimore.
Mr.. Ii. C. Richardson, of the Hickory, is
quite sick.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs.-The County Commissioners met Mon
day, the full board being present.
The Board reorganized by the election Of
Dr. w. D. Scarborough, President; G. w.
Proctor, Clerk and Treasurer, and James w.
McNabb, Counsel.
The following certificates were issued in
the levy for 1898
Patrick Kennedy road extra, $19.66; Samuel
L. Bond, Crier of Court, $32. Is; S. s. James,
lumber, S22.31.
s. A. Whiteford, road extra, $66.41; Nelson
Wiley, same, S45.62; S. A. Whiteford, lum-
Der, $3.50; 7. j. Hopes, lumber, 1854 j.;
Henry 2. Silver, repairs for road machine,
S55.25; w. s. Forwood Jr.. clerk account
Sl,102.37 ; Samuel Townsley, bridge account,
$29.64 Joseph Kennedy, same, $20.2S; R..
Emory Taylor, same, $56.19; George F. Wal
ker, meals for jurors, $2S.
Adjourned to January I'd.
A MARRIED GIRL CANNOT BE INCoRRIGIBLE.
Last summer Nettie o. Gordon, a white
plant of her mother, who declared that she
was incorrigible, and committed to the Female
House of Refuge by Justice Proctor. The
girl said she was going to be married in few
days. She was discharged by Judge Waters,
on writ Of habeas corpus, on her promise to
get married, her mother consenting thereto.
She was accordingly married to William Yok-
ell. About two weeks ago her mother had
her arrested again, on the same charge, and
Her counsel, Messrs. W. II. Harlan and Vim.
L. Cooley, again resorted to writ Of habeas
corpus and the case was heard by Judge Wat
tiers. on Monday, who ordered her release,
on the ground that the law relating to incorri-
gible children 'does not apply To
married females, for the reason that
such females by marriage itself pass
beyond the control of their parents
or guardians, and therefore as to them can
not be said to be incorrigible. woman I'M
der the age of Is who leads a disordery and
dissolute life may be sent to the House Of the
Good Shepherd for limited period, but this
is by a different process"
PERRYMAN LoCALs.-The Perryman Build
ing Association is steadily growing. Thirty
five additional shares were taken at the last
meeting.
Considerable excitement was created at the
station, Sunday afternoon by the escape of
prisoner from Constable Farr, who was con
veying him from Havre de Grace to the House
of Correction. The prisoner jumped out of {
window of the .06 south bound train while i
was in motion, but was only stunned ant
soon made tracks. lie was caught in few
hours, however, by some residents of Perry
man and delivered to Mr.. Farr.
Mr.. jeff. Taylor, who is very ill, has gon
to Florida,
Next Tuesday the Golden Chain will cleo
officers and full attendance is requested.