The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-01-20

Personal MENTIoN.-Miss Alice Colburn,
. daughter OF Rev. f. \. Colburn, of Church.
! vile, has gone to Bath, Steuben county, New
York, where she has position as governcss
in the family of Judge Miller.
Mr.. W. A. Hoblitzell, a son of Rev. s. \.
Hobltzell, of Bel Air, who for the past two
and a-half years has been clerk III the Office of
the division superintendent of the Northern
Pacific Railroad, at Missoula, Montana, has
been promoted to the position of chief clerk.
The Missoula ITestcrn Democrat speaks in
tions for the responsible position to which he
has been appointed.
Miss Margie Keith, of kirkwood, has re-
moved to Delta, where she will continue the
dressmaking business.
Bennett c. Wheeler, son OF Mrs. Matte
Wheeler, of Pylesville, has gone to Baltimore
and engaged in business.
VIM r. Thompson, who moved his family
to Baltimore last fall, removed back to Pyles
vile last Saturday. He was thrown out of
employment on account Of the cold weather.
Hon. Henry D. Farnandis, who has been
confined to the house by a severe cold, is bet
ter.
Mr.. Septimus Davis, of the Bel Air bar, has
been quite sick with typhoid fever and ner
vous prostration at his home near Aberdeen.
BEL AIR NOTES.-THE Y. ?. S. {. F.. of the
Bel Air NJ p Church held q successful liter
airy and musical entertainment in Masonic
Hall, last Friday evening. The programme
consisted Of recitations, quartettes, dialogues,
pantOmimes, solos and choruses. The music
was conducted by Mrs. John II. Reckord.-
The dialogues and singing were well render
ed. The recitations by Miss Hattie Cooley,
Miss Carrie Webster aud Raymond Hoblitzell
were excellent rendered. The tableaux
were very pretty. The pantomlme was the
principal feature OF the evening, and was
very laughable.
Mr.. Howard @. Keen, for several years
cashier i'll the store of Messrs. j. e. Rouse &
Son, on Tuesday left for Westminster, Md,
where he will enter the Western Maryland
College to prepare himself for the minis
try of the NJ. p. Church. Mr.. Keen is a son
of Mr.. Vim. j. Keen, Of Bel Air.
The Loyal Legion will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs +. d. Finney, Friday evening,
Jan. Goth.
The main street OF the town has been en-
livened, every afternoon, by the ''tintinnabu
lation of the BELLS" a number of handsome
turnouts appeared, including n four-horse
sleigh driven by Mr. Henry W. Archer, and
single and double teams by Messrs. J. IL. c.
Watts, John q. Rouse, c. c. Rouse, +. ii.
Webster of j., Chapman c. Rich ardson, W.
Boyd Bell, Harry W. Whistler, Edward II.
Hall. George F. Walker, James T. McAbee,
J. K. Sitter, DR.. c. A. Ilollingsworth, John
G. Norris, Wilton Greenway and others.
The temptation to race was too strong to be
withstood, and the result was that several
gentlemen who own fast horses were arrested
on Wednesday, by officer Fisher on the charge
of violating the town ordinance. The cases
were tried before Justice Proctor who impos-
ed fine of 81 and costs in each case. Frank
E. Gorrell appeared for the town authorities
and f. II. Webster of j. for defendants. The
Town Commissioners have since passed a
more stringent ordinance, making the penalty
for immoderate driving or racing IS and costs.
A horse and sleigh driven at immoderate
speed ran into Miss Rebecca Wetherills
sleigh, on Monday evening, as she was turn
ing into Mrs. Mary Lees lane. Miss Weth-
erill's sleigh was broken and her clothing
torn by the collision. Fortunately she
was not hurt.
The Baltimore and Lehigh Railroad Com
pany has opened the telegraph office on its
line to general business. The only offices in
Bel Air, however, is at the railroad ST alton.
DR. and Mrs. Frank II. Jacobs, Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Dallam and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter W. Preston, three happy brides and grooms,
were entertained at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs Richard f. Bouldin, Oh Wednesday even
ing of last week.
Since the death of DR.. f. Hall Richardson,
his brother, DIR. Wn. :. Richardson, has re-
sumed the practice Of medicine, with his son,
DR.. f. Hall Richardson of W.