The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-01-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Mr.. William II. Tucker, of Fallston, has
one of the finest four-horse teams in the
county. He iutends to offer them at his pub
lie sale on February 23d
-Sunnyside, the summer home Of Prot. A.
II. Eaton, Of Eaton & Burnett's Business Col
lege, in Baltimore county, was destroyed by
fire, early Sunday morning.
-Messrs. Griffith, Turner & Co., No 2O5
y. PAca Street, Baltimore, have our thanks
for copy of their illustrated catalogue of
Farm and Garden supplies for 1893
Miss sallie E. Cornelius, Of Baltimore,
will give an Evolutionary entertainment In
Mt. Vernon NJ. E. Church, on Wednesday
evening. February 18th, at 80 o'clock.
The Hartford Historical Society will meet
at the Court House ON Saturday, Jan. 2Sth'
AN. Mr. James McCurdy Will read
an interesting paper on Northern Hartford
The ladies of Rock Spring Church will
give an oyster and meat supper i'll the Hall at
Forest Hill, on Thursday and Friday even
inos. February ID and Sd. The supper was
announced for last week but was postponed
ON account OF the scarcity OF oysters.
The ladies of St Ignatius congregation,
Hickory. will give an oyster and meat supper,
an Tuesday and Wednesday OF next week.
January Slst and Feb. LIST. These lauies
know how to get up good supper and their
efforts should be literally patronized-
Alfred Stout, colored, who was convicted
Of RAJ Air in February, 1892, OF the murder
OF George Ditmsr, in Cecil county, VIII pe
hanged at Elkton to-day. The execution
will he private, only Stout's spiritual advisers
attorneys and newspaper reporters being au-
mitted.
Tho Mt Zion League met on Monday
and elected the following officers: President
Miss Lizzie IT, Paca; Vice Presd'ts, Mrs. W. ~
Harvard, Mrs. E. V. Kyle, Miss Laura Carter
Miss Kate Harvard; Secretary, MISS M""e'
Cook Treasurer, Miss Lille Derricksoh.
Al pleasant surprise party was given last
Saturday evening, at the home of Mr.. How
ard Schilling, Murshalrs district. The Hlsi-
tors brougbt with them baskets full of good
things, and at IL o'clock nice supper was
served. The guests voted the affair dehsh'-
full throughout
-Aessrs. Christian and Frederick Smith,
packers Of fruits and vegetables, near harioru
Furnace, have dissolved partnership ana each
will hereafter carry on business on his ind'Vi-
dpsl account. Mr. Christian Smith PACKS Inc
well.kpovn Scotland" brand OF corn and 10
matoes.
The YP.s.C z. OF the u. P. Church,
Bel Air, will give literary and musical en-
,crtsinment, In wilma Hall, on Friday even
inc January 27th, for the benefit OF Union
Chanel Y.P.S. c. f. The programme given
in the Masonic Hall, Bel Air, will be repeated
with attractive additions.
Mfr. Henry c. Stokes and his BRIDE were
entertained by Nr and Mrs. Zeph- Heaps
at their hospitablo home, Bellevie~' uear
Prospect, last Friday evening. About %
o,,ests. besides the bride and groom, were
present The evening was pleasantly spent
=, Mr. and Mrs. Heaps understand the art Oh
making their guests enjoy themselves.
Rev. A. Baumgardner delivered the
address at the installation service of Marshall
Lodge, No. 80, knights of Pythias OF JarrettS-
Vile His address was full of good points
setting forth the noble character OF the ORDER
as we'll as some of the practical dement's
which accrue to itf members. The Lodge,
which meets every Thursday night, Is III 4
nourishing condition
Harry f. Pierson, an employe In the dry
ing-room at the pulp mills Of the SingeriS
Paper Company at Eikton, was caught IN the
betting of a drying machine on thursday
morning OF last week and killed. Nheh
found his body was wedgcd between the cog
wheels and his head between the spokes OF
the wheels and a revolving cylinder on the
machine. He was y years OF age and unmar-
ried.
The Baltimore county farmers are elect
ing delegates to attend a convention called
TO meet in Towson on February ODD TO con-
slider the subject OF taxation and especially
anew assessment law. The delegates from
III. 18th district are o. 2. Grau, Lewis foker,
DR.. IF. II. Gorsuch, Vim. o. B. Wright,
Joseph Snyder, John Talbert, Levi Ferguson,
Albert A. Blakeney, Paul A. Fleury and Ben
jsmin F. Taylor.
I'm buying seeds for the hot bed and gen.
ersl planting We can recommend the old-es-
tablished seed house OF J. Boigiano & Son,
- s. Calvert street, Baltimore. All OF the
seeds they sell are tested before being offered
for sale and are not only the best OF their kinds
but will be found true to name. Many OF the
failures in garden crops arise from imperfect
seed and YOU may avoid disappointment by
procuring good seeds from Messrs Bolgiano x
Son.
Rev. &. W. Hobbs vii! deliver his humo-
rou. lecture, "Reminiscences Of a Circuit Kid
er During War Times In the Town Hall in
Aberdeen, on Monday, January Both, at I.43
pm This lecture has been delivered 10
crowded houses IN Baltimore, and Is said to
be witty, laughable and instructive-a fine
medicine for a dyspeptic. To cover expenses
a nominal fee OF ten cents for admission Will
be charged. The lecture is given under the
management of Aberdeen Epworth League OF
tho NJ. E. Church.
There was q rumor in Baltimore city, OH
Tuesday, that e1-State Treasurer Archer
had died Warden Weyler, who was kept busy
answering telephone questions concerning
the report, said 'Mr. Archers condition has
not changed for some time. He Is sick man
at present and is confined to his bed with
kidney disease, but he is no worse than he
has been. His physician does not fear any
danger unless there should be decided
change for the worse, and be does not expect
that Just now"
The Field Record for January gives an
account of the reunion OF Mr.. W l.. Smiths
Bible Glass at Central Presbyterian Church,
Baltimore. In this class the Chldren's Fresh
Air Society originated, which has proved a
blessing to many poor Children. Last year
nearly one hundred little ones, through the
fundamentally of this benevolent society,
found country homes for a week or two,
where they enjoyed fresh air, sunshine and
good, wholesome food. Through the efforts
of Mr. ID. /. Finney, of Pranklinvile, who
was formerly a member of Mr.. Smiths class.
number of these children were kindly cared
for In Hartford homes during the past two
summers.
Personal ARsTIoS-Mr. Y. N. Barnes, OF
the second district, has been Ill for several
months.
HoMH WBDpING.-Mr. Samuel ". Wilson
and Miss Mary Davis were married, on We'd
nesday evening, January 18th, at the resi-,
dence of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs
George A. Davis, at Pylesville. The Rev. \,
G.. Parker, pastor of Highland Presbyterian
Church, performed the ceremony, which was
followed by a reception. The groom, a young