The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-05-27
THE EGIS AND INTELLICENCER.
BEL AIR, ND, MAY 27, 1892.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


Mr.. John Furlong, of this county, has
been appointed on the police force of Balti-
more city.
A singing class has been organized at st.
Paul's Church, near Norrisville, with Prof.
Mcdonald as leader.
MIR. George Gilbert, who is rs years of
age and lives near Aldino second district, is
very i'll with measles.
j. w. and VIM. D. Taylor, near Norris
vile. are said to have the best field of wheat
in the upper part of Hartford county.
DIR. w. W. Virdin, of Hartford, has been
appointed the representative from Utah be-
fore the Grand Lodge of Masons of Maryland.
MIR. B. F. Darbie, of Clermont Mills, has
assumed the entire proprietorship of his bot
tied milk business at No. 1914 n. Charles
street, Baltimore.
Numerous attempts to break into the
stores in Darlington have aroused the Wig
lance of the people of the town, and sharp
lookout is being kept for the rogues.
Mr.. Thomas j. Sullivan, the obliging and
popular agent at Van Bibber Station, sends us
the latest time table ofthe b. and o Railroad,
for which attention he has our thanks.
Henry Willax was arrested near Magnolia,
last Saturday, by Deputy Sheriff Frank Bate
man, on the charge of threatening to kill his
wife and daughter He was released on Sc
curity to keep the peace.
"A hcming pigeon, lost or tired by long
journey, last week alighted on the farm OF
of Mr.. Ellis Tucker, near Darlington, where
it remains. 1t had on its leg metal band on
which was engraved IS. G. W. e."
Mr.. John S. Writ, as trustee, on Tuesday,
in Elkton, sold the Principle Furnace property,
in Cecil county, together with 5000 acres of
land in Cecil and Baltimore counties, and
Newcastle county, Del, to the newly-organ-
lied Whitaker Iron Company, for 100000.
"A homing pigeon came to the premises
of Mr.. VIM. r. Holloway, near Stafford, last
week. On its leg was band, on which was
the letter o, and the figures 81. On four
feathers of one wing was branded, otto
Schoder, 961 Cantrall ST., Philada., Penna."
George Stephenson Peace, colored boy,
was arrested last week by Constable McNutt,
and committed to jail by Justice Walters, of
Darlington, on the charge of attempting to
set fire to the residence of Mr.. William B.
Selfe, near Darlington. He was indicted on
the charge.
On Monday night the house of Mrs. Liz
zie Tayson, in the eth district of Baltimore
county, near Stablersville, which was temper
arily unoccupied, was destroyed by fire. Mr..
James NJ. Reynolds, of Bel Air, who witnessed
the fire from an adjoining farm, describes the
sight as very striking and impressive.
Mr.. Harry D. Hanway writes from Mon
treal, Canada, that the thermometer there,
that day stood at 40 degrees, and at St.
Adams, Vermont the day before six inches
of snow fell Mr.. Hanway, who is travelling
salesman for the New York Dental Associa-
ton, is son of Mr.. David Hanway, of Pleas
antville
-Messrs. Willard G. Rouse and Frank A.
Hancock, both young members of the Bel Air
bar, made credtable speeches in the Singleton
murder trial, ON Tuesday, the former for the
State and the, latter for the prisoner. This |
was their maiden efforts before Hartford |
county jury, and they were highly compli- |
mented by their friends.
Seventy professional and seven non-pro-
fessional students graduated at the commenc-
ment exercises of the State Normal School, at
Baltimore, last night. The following are
from Hartford county Misses Nellie Glad |
den, Forest Hill; Gertrude Gross, Jarretts-
Vile Frances w. Hopkins Darlington Mar
garet A. Keen, Bel Air; Maud Nelson, Bra |
denbaugh, and Rosa NJ. Swartz, formerly of |
Abingdon.
Mr. James A. Wiles, of Aberdeen, was
obliged, on account of bad weather, to post |
pone his public sale, advertised to take place |
last Saturday. 1t will take place tomorrow,
Saturday, May 2sth, at 10 A. NJ. lie will sell
wheelwright stock, number of new vehicles, |
farming implements, &c, intending to remove
into new building.
Frank g. Lenz, who is making a trip |
Air yesterday, at 1.45 p. M. He left Pitts
burg May 18th, coming by way of Washing
ton. He left Baltimore at II o'clock Thurs |
day morning. At 2.30 Thursday afternoon he
left Bel Air for Oxford, Pa, on his way to |
New York. He intends to cross the CONT |
nent to San Francisco, thence to Japan,
China, India, Afghanistan, Asiatic Russia, |
Persia, Turkey, Servia, Bulgaria, Hungary, |
Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Holland, Bel |
GUM, France, England, Scotland and Ireland |