The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-06-30
THE ECIS And INTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

James Urban, native of Austria, received
his first naturalization papers in Court on
Thursday.
Mr.. Louis T. Michael has been appointed
postmaster at Perryman, vice James w. Nal,
colin, resigned.
AS the regular meeting of the School
Board will fall on July 4th, it will meet on
Monday, july Sd.
Mrs. Orpha 4. Smithson has been appont-
ed postmaster at Federal Hill, in place of >.
7. Smithson, removed.
In the annual adjustment of salaries of
Presidential postmasters Bel Air and HaVre
de Grace remain the same as last year, namely,
81, 500 each.
Articles of incorporation were filed In the
Clerks Office on Thursday for the Berkeley
Permanent Loan and Building Association Of
Hartford county.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Charles Ridgely
of Jericho, while running across field, last
Saturday, fell into ditch aud broke its back.
Its owner was obliged to have it killed.
The ladies of Cambria NJ. P. Church held
a successful raspberry festival at that church
on the afternoon and evening of June 9th.
The South Delta brass band enlivened the &C.
casion with some fine music.
Mrs. A. Holden died on the 22d instant, at
her home near Hartford Furnace. She was
buried on Sunday, at Abingdon NJ. E. Gene
terry Rev. Mr.. Lamar officiated. Mr.. W. A.
McComas was the undertaken.
"A Lawn Fete will be held at the parsonage
of East Hartford Circuit, NJ. E. Church, In
Aberdeen, on July 4. Refreshments will be
served in the afternoon and evening. There
will be an open air concert from $50 to $50
P NJ. The proceeds for the repairs on the
parsonage.
The projectors of the new Deer Creek
Railway from Bel Air to Havre de Grace by
way of Stafford, propose, it is stated, to build
an electric railway, over which freight as well
as passengers can be hauled. The plan also
contemplates q continuation of the line to
Baltimore city.
DR. George II. Cairnes has been appointed
supervisor of election for Baltimore city by
Governor Brown. He is practicing physi-
clan at Hampden and was born at Jarretts-
vile, Hartford county. In 1886 President
Cleveland appointed him United States Mar
shall for Maryland.
The State Veterinary Board has ordered
80 horses infected with CHAMBERS at the Govans-
town stables Of the City and Suburban Rail
way Company to be killed. The State will
pay the Railway Company $40 for each OF the
horses, besides bearing the expense of disin-
fecting the stables.
Mr. Fred. N. Grier and Miss Maud Hamil-
ton were married, in Los Angeles, CAL, on the
14th instant. Mr.. Harry Grier was the best
man and Miss Yetta Dexter bridesmaid. The
groom is son of the late Glasgow j. Grier,
of Hartford county, and went to California
several years ago with his mother, VIII o is now
q resident of Los Angeles.
The Susquehanna and Tide Water Canal
has been repaired for the passage Of boats as
far down as Lapidum, where they will be
locked out and in. The Four-Mile Level, be-
tween Lapidum and Havre de Grace, has not
been repaired and probably will remain as it
is Canal boats are being laden with coal at
the mines and in few days navigation will
be resumed.
Mrs. Hugh I. Heaps, near Highland, lit
her gasoline stove, a few days ago, and turned
on more gasoline then the blaze could con-
sumo. Consequently the fluid ran over the
stove and upon the floor and became ignited.
Mrs. Heaps carried the stove out and placed it
on the ground while her husband secured a
piece of carpet with which he extinguished the
fire on the floor.