The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-04-07
The EGES AND INTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

"A new organ has been placed in St. Johns
Catholic Church, Long Green.
"A house at Fallston belonging to George
d. Waters was slightly damaged by fire on
Sunday.
Mr. C. S. NJ. Besler, of Jarrettsville, who
was injured by being thrown from a road
cart, is greatly improved
The Port Deposit Granite Company has
resumed business. Sumner c. Pyle, OF Ken
nett Square, Pa, is the manager
John Wayne, of Bush River Neck, had an
arm broken and was badly bruised by ap acct
dental fall, on Monday, while pursuing COW.
"A convention of the Epworth Leagues of
Hartford county will be held in the NJ. E.
Church. Bel Air, on Wednesday, May 18th,
1893.
"A musical and literary entertainment
will be held at Madonna school house, on
Friday night, April It'll. Admission 10 and
20 cents
The Executive Committee of the Hartford
County Road League has been called to meet
in Bel Air on Monday next, April 10th. at IL
An.
Mr. Richard NJ Britton, aged 66 years,
who died on March 22d at Phoenix, Baltimore
county, was formerly engaged in farming IN
Hartford county.
John Carlile, in the employ of Mr.. Jacob
R. Stephenson, Deer Creek, was kicked in
the forehead by horse on Monday, receiv-
ing n severe wound.
Thomas Livezey, aged II years, son OF
Thomas Livezey, of Thomas Run, was severe
ly bitten by dog, on Friday last. DIR.
Munnikhuysen cauteriZed the wounds.
-Messrs. Spencer Bros, OF Lapidum, have
rented the sash factory in Port Deposit, in
which to can corn and tomatoes this season,
in addition to canning tomatoes at the Rutter
farm, near town.-POrt Deposit Press.
M. VIM Onion, of High Point, recently
winged large hawk, which he afterwards
captured, and is endeavoring to domesticate.
1t eats with evident relish and seems entirely
contented with its new quarters.
Mr.. Wilton Greenway has entered for the
spring meeting of the Pimlico Driving Club his
q. H. Nellie Gray, by Ned Patchen, dam Dol
", by Patrick Henry, and the CHI. g. Albert L.
by Albert W., dam by Hambletonian. l-t
MIR. John J. GLADDEN., near the Rocks. was
obliged to plow strip of land around his
buildings to prevent their taking fire from the
adjoining fields, which caught from locomo-
tive OH the Baltimore and Lehigh Railroad
Col. D. NJ. Matthews, of Dulany's Valley,
Baltimore county, put strychnine in the car
cass Of chicken, for the purpose of killing
hawks. The next day he found three dead
foxes, two of them very large, near the re-
mains of the chicken.
The marriage of Miss Edna NJ. Somer-
vile to Mr. Thomas E. Wiers, Of White Hall,
Baltimore county, is announced. The cere-
mony will take place at the residence of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Somer,ille, near Wheel, on Wednesday,
April 26th, at 1.30 o'clock.
Mr. Robert Lee Keeling was married, in
Baltimore on Wednesday, to Mrs. Key Mitch
ell. The ceremony was performed at Grace
Episcopal Chuach, by Rev. Arthur Powell
and Rev. Stuart Keeling. The latter aud the
groom are sons of Rev. Robert j. Keeling.
who was rector of Rock Spring Church, Har
ford county, in 1868.
Mr.. Joseph B. Hanway is engaged in i'm
proving his dwelling house. Jacob E. Bull is
the contractor. This house is built of stone
and is one of the oldest and most substantial
houses in the county. In olden times 1t was a
hotel and stopping-place for stages plying
between Baltimore and Philadelphia. In later
years it was occupied by the late Chapman &.
Rouse, the father of Mr.. John G. Rouse, of
Bel Air. - s 81 Co. - /
The safe of Benjamin Noble, at his mill
on Deer Creek, was robbed Of $40 or $12 in
change, on Saturday night, March 25th. The
outer door of the safe was not locked but the
vault was. The thief tried to prize open the
vault with poker but did not succeed
None of the papers in the safe were disturb
ed. 1t is supposed the thief entered the mill
before 1t was closed and hid himself on the
lower floor.
PosrMAsTERs APPoINTEDr-The following
Postmasters have been appointed in Hartford
county Forest Hill, Abel d. Wilson Nor
risvl1le, John G.. b. Wright; Hickory, j.
Thomas Kennedy.
ELECTION OF OPFIcERs.-At the eighteenth
annual meeting of the Jarrettsville Perma-
nent Land and Loan Building Association,
held on Monday evening, the following off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
President, DIR. NJ. l.. Jarrett; Vice Presi-
dent, Alfred s. Upton Directors, DR.. W. L.
zafe E0rI
Jesse e. Taylor, T. Harry Ward, Luther
J. Gross and William Calder Treasurer T.
NJ Cathcart; Secretary, Thos. E. Cathcart
Solicitor, S. A. Williams. The reports of the
Secretary and Treasurer showed that the As
sociation is in prosperous condition.
PAINFUL ACcIDENT.-Mr Edward P. Moores,
of the Big Woods, was painfully bruised about
the head and face, at Bel Air station, on Mon
day, while engaged In hauling fertilizers. In
getting on the wagon he accidentally slipped
and fell between the horses and the wagon.
The horses became frightened and began to
ran Mr.. Moores was caught in wheel and
turned over several times. The horses were
stopped and Mr.. Moores extricated. He was
taken to DR.. WIN. s. Richardson 81 Sons drug
store where his wounds were dressed and he
was taken home. His injuries are painful but
not dangerous.
LITTLE GIRL BADLY BURNED.-Mabel
Haughy, little nine year old daughter of Mr..
Bernard L. Haughy, who lives near Hickory,
was seriously burned, last Saturday afternoon.
She was playing where some grass had been
burning and it is supposed her dress caught
fire from the dying embers. Her screams were
heard by Mr.. II. V. DeCoursey, who ran and
carried her to branch near by and put out
the flames. Mr. DeCoursey's hand was badly
burned before the fire could be extinguished.
The little girl was severely burned about the
body and is in precarious condition. DIR. o.
b. Carcaud dressed her wounds.
MARRIED AT ST. IGNATIUs.-At1 10 80 o'clock,
Wednesday morning, Mr.. Michael j. Hushon,
OF Mill Green, and Miss Katie Kelly, of
Chrome Hill, were married in st. Ignatius
Church, Hickory. The ceremony was per-
formed by the pastor, Rev. Francis Fowler
Mr.. Patrick Hushon, brother Of the groom,
was the best man. and Miss Smith, of Sharon,
was the bridesmaid. The bride wore dove
colored suit with gloves to match. The we'd
ding march was beautifully played by Prof.
J. y. Mahoncy. organist of the church. The
bridal party repaired to the residence Of the
br;Says mnthar whore Xyel1jn0 hreaE fast