The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-04-08
4E EGIS & WTELLIGENCER.
BEL AIR, ND, APRIL 8, 1892.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Dublin and Darlington, Hartford county,
have been made money-order postoflices.
A colt belonging to Mr.. VIM. Jones, of
Constitution, was gored by cow, some time
since, and died Sunday morning.
Mr.. j. T. McNutt has been appointed
postmaster at Line Bridge, Hartford county,
in place of II. E. Dooley, resigned.
A marriage license was issued at Towson,
on March 3lst, to John Bradenbaugh, OF Har-
ford county, and Miss Annie E. Street,, of
Parkville.
Mr. John Bradenbaugh, of Shawsville,
and Miss Elizabeth A. Street,, of Parkville,
Baltimore county, were married on Wednes-
day.
Rev. E. w. Wroth has resigned the rector
ship of Grace Memorial Episcopal Church,
Darlington, to take effect May LIST. Rev. Mr..
Wroth has accepted call to Baltimore city.
Mr. Frank Amoss, who has been engaged
in bookkeeping at Vale station, B. and l..
Railroad, has bought the Guyton property,
near the White House, and has reopened the
store.
Frederick Smith, son of John Smith, OF
Greensboro whose left leg was accidentally
broken, last week, while playing ball at
school, is improving under the care of Drs
Riley and Poole.
-Messrs Patrick Carroll and John Hays
have rented Mooreland Mill, Bynum's
Run, taking charge on April LIST. Mr.. James
+. Herman, whom they succeed, expects to
remove to Baltimore.
The Postoffice Department has awarded a
contract for carrying mails from Slate Hill,
Pa, by Line Bridge and Flintville, Nd to
Conowngo, 81 miles and back, six times a
week, to F. s. Smith for $3.50.
A very pleasant party was given on the
evening of March Goth, at the residence OF
Mrs. Amanda Jones, Hopkins Hill, Dublin
district. The guests were numerous and the
hours passed in most delightful manner.
Mrs. Kate Z. Myer, daughter of MIR.
John Stne of the Hickory, committed suicide,
at her home in Baltimore, on Monday, by
shooting herself with a pistol. Her father
and brother went to Baltimore and conveyed
her remains to Hartford county.
-Our 1EiCuuS diO -
sending Mr.. S. A. Williams, of Bel Air, as
delegate from this congressional district to
the National Republican Convention. The
Republican primaries in this county will be
held on Saturday, April 23d.
-Messrs. William F. and George A. Hays
have sold their farm of $50 acres, near
Thomas Run, to Mrs. S. r. Carly, for SC, 500
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to build dwelling house on it next summer
and will remove thither next fall
Prof. A. w. Hawks, the well-known
Humorist of Baltimore, will present Mrs.
Jarley's Wax Works to select audience
selected at the rate of 25 cents piece, at
Fallston Hall, on Thursday evening, April
18th, at O'Clock. The proceeds are for the
benefit of Fallston Library.
Mr. Ralph Rigdon, of Mill Green, is agent
for the Bulett Carriage Company, OF Delta,
Pa, of which Mr.. VIM. S. Bulett is proprietor.
Mr.. Rigdon will receive orders for new work
or repairing, convey buggies, carriages, &c,
to the shops and return them when ready. A
nostal card addressed TO him at Delta will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
rage OF DIR. John NJ. T. Finney and Mary
Elizabeth, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. George
A. Gross The ceremony will take place IN
Salem Reformed Church. Harrisburg, Pa, on
Wednesday, April 20th at half past twelve
o'clock DIR. Finney, who is son of Rev. E.
d. Finney, of Bel Air, is connected with
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore.
The Mountain Christian Church reorgan-
lied its Sunday School on Sunday, April Sd.
The officers elsected were Walter Plowman,
Superintendent j. r. Orsborn and Mrs. l..
Archer, Assistant Superintendent; Miss K.
Bramble, Secretary George Martin, Jr., and
Miss A. Creswell, Assistant Secretaries Miss
Alberta Martin, Treasurer c. E. Creswell,
Librarian Stanley Pyle, Assistant Librarian
. The portrait of Col Edwin H. Webster,
President of the Hartford National Bank, has
been added to the Court House collection of
Distinguished Sons of Hartford. The picture
is an admirable likeness of the Colonefs
kindly face. The portrait of DR.. David llar-
Ian in civilians dress has been replaced by
one representing him in his uniform as Sur
eeon in the United States Navy. The like
ness is excellent.