The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-12-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The lecture by F. d. Power, at Avondale,
is unavoidably postponed to future date.
MIR. W. G. Ford has sold the Cunningham
property at Van Bibber, containing 10 acres
to Frank Pulket & Co., for $735.
mr.. tieorge Proctor, OF South Delta, had his
leo injured in a street car collision in Balti-
more last week. Mr.. J. X. Sitter, of Bel AIR,
was also in the accident, but escaped without
injury.
On Monday Mr. George A. Carnes, auc-
tioner, sold for Mr. S. A. Williams, attorney,
80 acres Of land with improvements, situated
near Chestnut Hill, to Mrs. Bette Fl. McGaw
for 81, 405.
Levi Lester, recently convicted OF murder
in the second degree for the killing OF SANDY
Richardson, ut Aberdeen, last summer, was
sentenced by Judge Walters yesterday to
serve ten years in the State penitentiary.
MIR. William A. Conway, 6a6 to 632 For
rest street, Baltimore, has one of the largest
and most complete assortment OF stoves,
ranges, furnaces, heaters, &C., to be found IN
the city. He can supply anything in his line
at low prices and will be found an sccomo-
dating gentleman. Our friends will make no
mistake in dealing with him.
Mr.. Howard Kelly and Miss Susan Beall
were married at Ashury NJ. E. Church at
IL o'clock on Wednesday by Rev. b. +. Devries.
The ushers were Messrs. James Monks, John
Beall, Allen Galbreath and j. Barnes Bailey.
After the ceremony the wedding party were
entertained at dinner at Mr.. Lemuel Beall's.
MIR. Edward Colgan, of Reckord, came
very near having his house burnt recently
The fire-board used to screen a fireplace
caught first and the blaze spread to the carpet
but went out of its own accord, probably from
the reason that the room was tightly closed.
The damage, which was slight, was not dscoV-
cred until the next morning.
One of the wonders of the latter end OF the
nineteenth century, is the result accomplished
in the way of endowment and tontine policies
by first-class life insurance companies. The
card of the Equitable in our advertising
columns, shows how Mr.. John l.. Kelly got
S., 600 insurance free for twenty years, and
more than four per cent. interest on his money
in the meantime.
Mr.. Willard Goldsmith Rouse, of the Bel
Air Bar and Miss Nan Webster, daughter OF
Mr.. William Webster, of Churchville, Will be
married in Churchville Presbyterian Church
on Tuesday evening, December IL, at hall
past five o'clock. No invitations have been
issued to persons living in Hartford county,
the friends of the contracting parties being ex-
IL
in South Wales, the land of the hry and
preaching contests, a diocesan inspector ASKED
a class Of small Carnbrians "What did Noah
do whilst he was building the ark" Chorus.
"Preach, SIR" Eyes and did the people be-
lieve what he saids' "No, SIR" "Why not?"
No answer. Pause broken by mite Of seven
summers, "Please, sir, be preached too long.
This clipping is sent us by one OF the preach
ers.
MIR. w. Frank Keen and Rev. s. A. Hob
litzell organized Society Of Christian En-
deavor at Mt. Carmel Methodist Protestant
Church, Emmerton, on Thursday evening,
December g. with the following officers
President, Howard Bevard Vice President,
E. Hooker; Secretary, Miss Mullie James;
Corresponding StCTttdi1i hiiSe 1Sohn
Treasurer, Miss Bessie Darlington. The So
ciety will meet in the church every Thursday
evening.
The canned goods packers of the Eastern
States met in baltimore on Wednesday and
formed themselves into an association, to be
known as the Atlantic Coast Packers Assp-
cIatinn AMI elrrtsd officers for the ensuing
year The convention will close Tonight with
q banquet ut tho Carrollton Hotel. Among
those present. from Hartford were Messrs. Han=
son & l.antz, Magnolia u. B. Hanway, Joppai
II. W. STREET., Chrome Hill, and Allen Hoff-
man; Bel Air.
in view OF the near approach of Christ
mas, many OF our readers are looking for
good place to get the essential material for
their egg-nog and apple-toddy. The adver-
Using columns of The Rgis offer abundant
opportunity. Bass Bros, on Gay street, are
thoroughly reliable and clever gentlemen
McMahon's Is quite handy to persons travel
Ing over the Baltimore and Lehigh, being only
two minutes walk from North Avenue station.
Kempton & Spring have quite reputation in
Hartford for their fine WHISTLES.