The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-06-10
THE EGIS Acknowledgement.
BEL AIR. MD, JUNE 10, 1892.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

LOOAh AT II allNAO.
Mr.. John Furlong, of Marshall's district,
has been appointed probation officer ON the
police force of Baltimore city.
Mr.. John A. STREET., of Clemont Mills,
has sold his pair of "Cabash" horses to gen
tleman in Baltimore for $3.50.
DIR. William Dallam, of Creswell, has
field of very tall wheat. Many of the stalks
are over 81 feet in height.
Prof j. w. Reese, of Delta, was one of the
graduates in music, last week, at the COM
mencement of the Peabody Institute, in Balti-
more.
Tho ladies of Darlington NJ. E. Church
realized $4S from their festival in the Town
Hall. The proceeds are for the purpose of
erecting tower on the church
A strawberry festival will be held by the
Ladies' Guild of Rock Spring Church, on the
grounds near the church, to-day and to-mor-
row. The proceeds are for the rectcry II i'd.
Mrs. Maria Lytle, of the Hickory, iatsly
bought two handsome registered Jersey
heifers from Col. E. H. Webster.
Mr.. Thomas Kennedy is said to have the
best field of corn in the neighborhood of the
Hickory.
Darlington Public School, of which Prof.
A. F. Galbreath is Principal, will give an en-
tertainment, consisting of tableaux, recita-
lions, music, &C., on Friday evening, June
18th.
Mr.. B. Howard Hannah, of the Baltimore
bar, has been invited to address the Deer
Creek Farmers Club, on the oyster industry,
at the residence of Mr. James w. Hanna,
near Fountain Green, tomorrow evening.
The young ladies and gentlemen of Upper
Cross Roads and Fallston gave Mr.. WILDER
Preston a surprise fortnight ago. He was
also the recipient of handsome silk quilt
MIR. James Baird, of the Rocks OF Deer
Creek, has recovered from wound received
in his right eye, several weeks ago, while cut
ting kindling wood. Unfortunately, however,
he has lost the sight of the eye.
Mr.. James T. Walkers fine young stallion
AIlmyown, by Alcyone, won his first race in
STRAIGHT heats, at Rochester, n. Y, on Decora-
ton day. His best time was 2.41, but barring
accidents Mr.. Walker thinks Allmyown will
beat 225 this season.
Mr. Columbus P. Fletcher and Miss Julia
K. Trautwein were married at the residence
of Capt. Fletcher, father of the groom. Rev.
David Jamison performed the ceremony
A goodly company of friends were present
and heartily congratulated the happy pair
The Love Circle of Kings Daughters will
hold fair and festival, at the Presbyterian
parsonage, Churchville, on this Friday even
ing, June 10th, commencing at O'Clock, T.
NJ. The proceeds are for benevolent pur-
pose and the young ladies having the affair
in charge hope their efforts will be literally
patroniZed
-Messrs. Thos. H. Roberts and d. c. Stan
diford, of this county, who have been engaged
In the fertilizer business for a numberof years,
have both accepted positions with the Newark
Chemical Works, for the sale of H. s. Miller
& Co.'S Pure Animal Bone Fertilizers in this
territory. They are both enterprising ana
popular young men and thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with the fertilizer trade.
Rev. G. R. Wannemacher, pastor OF st.
Paul's and Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Churches, was sick last week with measles,
the disease having lately been prevalent in
the neighborhood of Joppa, where he lives
Mr.. Wannemacher attended, this. week, the
Joint Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church, which began its sessions at Washing
ton on Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie ii. Isaac a sister of the Rev.
f. r. Isaac, of Hartford county, was married,
on June LIST, at Ellicott City, to Mr.. Charles
A. Herman. Rev. +. r. Isaac and Mr.. How
ard Isaac, brothers of the bride, were among
the ushers. The ceremony was performed In
Emory NJ. E. Church, by Rev. r. r. Murphy,
assisted by Rev. d. NJ. Browning and Rev. c.
o. Isaac, of Baltimore, brother OF the bride.
An ice cream and strawberry festival will
be held by the ladies of st. Stephens Church,
near Bradshaw, Baltimore county. The COM
mittce having the matter in charge are Mrs.
B. Fleury, Mrs. p. Fleury, Mrs. Z. Raphel,
Mrs. II. Wilson, Mrs. C. Gilbert, Mrs. d. Git
tings. Assistant Committee-The Misses
Quinlin, the Misses Miller, the Misses Weis.
Mr.. Corbin Grafton, Jr., while riding
along the road between the Hickory and Bel
AIT, Oh MOuudy, saw uluCh shtlhO SoAiSu
around the limb of small tree. He killed it
with pole. 1t measured feet and inches
in length. The reptile had swallowed
ground mole and doubtless had assembled the
tree for the purpose of digesting the dainty
morsel.
DR. Henry F. Formal, who testified for
the State, in the Hartford county court, last
February in the trial of Alfred Stout, colored,
for the murder of George Dttmar, of Cecil
county, died in Philadelphia, last Sunday
night, of cholera morbus. lie was one of the
best microscopists in the United States and
was especially noted as an expert in the de-
termination of the character Of blood cor
puscles. He was a native of Russia, from
which country he was expelled on account of
nihilistic beliefs. &k
FARM SoLD.-Mr John D. Worthington has
sold the farm of his brother, Mr.. Charles II.
Worthington, near Darlington, to Mr.. G..
Lewis Ellicott, of Baltimore, for about $1,000.