The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-04-22

Mr.. j. Royston Sitter, of the Bel Air bar,
has bought from Mr.. Allen Hoffman the large
dwelling house on Pennsylvania avenue, near
Broadway, built and formerly occupied by
Mr.. William III. Dozen.
Messrs. J. &. Rouse & Sons store, ON Main
| street, has been arrayed in n neat spring dress
of fresh paint, suggestive of the pretty spring
and summer dress goods to be found inside.
| The painting was artistically done by Messrs.
| George w. Townsley and Edward French.
Rev. and Mrs. s. A. Hoblitzell returned, on
| Thursday, from Pocomoke City, where Mr..
Hoblitzell had been attending the NJ. 2. Con-
! ference. A large reception was given them by
| their friends and members of the church, wei
| coming their return. Mr.. Hoblitzell has
| again been assigned to Bel Air, for the seventh
| consecutive year.
The Loyal Temperance Legion will meet at
| The residence of Mrs. E. d. Finney, Friday
evening, April o. at O'clock
Mrs. Philip Cover, of Baltimore, is visiting
| her sister, Mrs. Mary Lee. Miss Agnes Cover
| is also visiting in the neighborhood.
Miss Lillian Hopkins has been visiting at
the residence of her uncle, Mr.. j. T. C. Hop
| kins, this week.
Joseph F. jacobs has removed his shaving
| and hair dressing establishment from the base
ment of Clayman's Hotel to the shop on Office
street., near the Court House, formerly kept
by Theodore Saunders The latter has remov-
ed to a room in Burrells Hotel, corner of
CORTLAND and Main streets.
An election for five Commissioners of the
town of Bel Air will take place at the Court
House, on Monday, May I'd, between the
hours of 2 and $50 P. NJ.
Mr.. Charles c. Forwood, of the p, w. and
B. Railroad, was in Bel Air, this week, on a
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Smith
son Forwood.
On Wednesday as Herman Reckord, oldest
son of Mr. John H. Reckord was returning
home from school he accidentally fell on the
board walk, and cut a severe cash in his left
knee. DIR. j. C. Buffers services were called
into requisition to dress the little fellows
wound.
We are indebted to Mr.. VIM. j. Keen, of
Broadway, for some early lettuce, beautiful
and refreshing to look upon as bouquet of
spring blossoms. Further investigation prov
ed it to be as good as it was beautiful Mr..
Keens garden does great credit to his skill
and industry.
Hon. Herman Stump spent few days. this
week, at his office in Bel Air
Dr. Frank F. Forwood, who was graduated,
last week, as a physician, at the Maryland
University School of Medicine, Baltimore,
arrived at his home here Wednesday evening.
Miss Martha Davis, daughter of Mr.. Griffith
Davis, of Belleview, second district, is guest
at the residence of Col. Ohio S. Lee.
EASTER MONDAY VEsTRY ELECTIoNs.-Ves-
trymen and other officers were elected in the
Protestant Episcopal churches of the county,
on Monday, as follows:
Holy Trinity, ChmchciHe-Rev. E. A. Col
burn, Rector. Vestrymen.-David Harlan,
NJ. D., James Lee, Isaac w. Coale, B. Frank
lin Hanway, 5. A. s. Kyle, Harry d. Cole, w.
Beatty Harlan, A. L. Penniman Wardens.-
trar-W. Beatty Harlan. Delegate to Con-
vention.-W. B. Harlan; Alternate, James
Lee.
81 Georges Parish, Spesutia Church, Perry
man.-Rev. w. A. Alrich, Rector. Vestry-
men.-John Jay, Andrew Hall, B. H. Keen,
w. Michael, James w. Malcolm, Lemuel E.
Matthews. Wardens.-Samuel s. Jay and
Philips NJ. Hall. Lay Delegate to Conven-
tion.-John Jay Alternate, Charles w. Mich
ael. Registrar.-John Jay. Treasurer
Charles w. Michael
81. Johns, Hare de Grdce.-Rev Frederick
Humphreys Rector. Vestrymen.-Bennett
Charshee, j. w. O'Neal, Edward Hall, Dr.
John II. Cochran, Murray Vandiver, C. w.
Gully, VIM. E. Kenly, DR.. W. w. Hopkins.
Wardens.-Joseph Kenly, ST., Samuel Maslin,
Jr Lay Delegate to Convention, DR.. w. w.
Hopkins {; Alternate, j. w. O'Neal.
The Easter offerings of the congregation
amounted to 500 and the Sunday School Of
ferings $3.50. Total, S1S3.50.
50. Joints Church, KingsrHe.-Rev: j. w.
Larmour, Rector. Festrymen.- Thomas
Armstrong, Edward j. Bell, Alfred A. Chap
man, Francis Dilworth, William Dilworth,
Edwin II. Gorsuch, John B. Rumsey. The
election of Registrar, Warden and Lay Dele
gate was deferred to a later meeting. A hand
some brass altar cross, the gift of Miss Char
lotte Williams, of Baltimore, in memory of
her father, the late George Hawkins Williams,
was placed upon the altar Easter morning.
Christ Chmeh, Rock S9prfaag-Rev. NJ.
trymen.-John Moores, John B. Wysong,
Thomas Allibone, VIM. E. Hanway. DR..
Charles A. Rutledge, j. Ruff STREET., Charles
II. Bull, VIM. H. Waters. Wardens-Joshua
Wann and David Davidson. Registrar.-John
B. Wysong. Lay Delegate to Convention,
John Moores; Alternate, Thomas Allibone.
Sexton.-Wm. z. Stewart.
Rev. Mr.. Stryker announced to the congre
CATION, last Sunday, that Bishop Paret had
assigned him to another parish. Mr.. Stryker
is young minister of much promise and is
greatly beloved by the congregation. His de-
parture has occasioned deep regret 1t is I'M
derstood that Mr.. Stryker will become an as
sistant minister at st. Michaers Church, Bal !
timore.
Emmanuel Church, Bel Air.-Rev. Z. A. |
Colburn, Minister in Charge. For want of a
quorum no election was held, the old vestry |
holding over. They are as follows; g. Smith |
Norris, Henry W. Archer, Jr., Herman Stump, |
Richard Dallam, VIM ID. Harryman, Alex. NJ. |
Fulford, j. NJ. STREET. and j. I. c. Hopkins |
st. Mdry's Church, Emmorton-Rev. VIM
F. Brand, s. T. D., Rector. No election
took place, the former vestry holding over
They are as follows: Henry c. Wilson, VIM
P. Trimble, s. A. Williams, Edward H. Hail.
Walter w. Preston, Alexander S. Bell, Z. H. |
D. Pue and F. w. Baker.