The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1894-05-18

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Alice Bierne
Poullain, daughter of Mrs. Philip Poullain,
was married on Wednesday to Mr. c. Graham
Archer, at her home, 14O2 Eutaw Place, Balti-
more.
Cards had been issued for the ceremony at
Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church Oh
April &c, but pOstponement was made ne
cessary by serious injury to the BRIDES left
wrist.
Wednesdays ceremony took place in the par
lors Of her home and was witnessed only by a
few immediate friends. Rev. DIR. j. Houston
Eccleston officiated. The bride wore a gown
of white satin, trimmed about the waist with
old family point lace. Her white tulle veil
was caught up by a beautiful crescent of dia-
monds, the gift of the groom. She carried a
bouquet of lilies of the valley and was attend
ed by four bridesmaids, Misses Achsah Pres
ton, Alice Carter, Alice Conover and RATHER
inc Poullain, who wore gowns of apple-green
silk, trimmed with white organdie. Each of
them also had on straw hats decorated with
punches of cowslips and violets, and carried
bouquets of sweet peas.
Inc usuers were MesSrS. Nell fOullaln,
Harry Pennington, Robert Archer, Howard
Harvey, Alexander Preston and George An
drews. They were in morning costume aud
wore boutonnieres of white carnations with
spray of lilies of the valley.
Mr.. Archer is the youngest son of the late
Henry w. Archer, of this county.
OBITUART.-John II. Jones died at Pilot
town, Cecil county, last week. He was born
in Hartford county in 1918, and removed to
Cecil county in 1861, where he enlisted in
Shows Battery.
Howard, the nine months old and only child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ely, died in Phiadel-
phia on Thursday of last week, and was buried
at the Darlington Cemetery on Saturday
the neighborhood of Darlington.
Mrs. Amanda Holland aged "a years, widow
of Nicholas B. Holland, formerly OF Bel Air,
died at her home in Baltimore on Monday
She leaves surviving her two daughters.
Mrs. Holland was daughter of the late Chas.
d. Bouldin, of Hartford county, and sister of
postmaster R. E. Bouldin, of Bel Air. The
interment took place on Wednesday, at Rock
Spring Cemetary. The pail bearers were
Messrs. Joseph Z. Bateman, J. T. e. Hopkins,
Ohio s. Lee, John s. Richardson, William D.
Harryman and DR.. j. G. Dance. The funeral
to Bel Air, where Messrs. n. Dean & Son
took charge of the arrangements.
Mr. John Bearman, of Chase's, Baltimore
county, died April "a, aged twenty-three years.
The interment was at EbeneZer Cemetery,
Rev. J. T. Wilson conducting the funeral ex-
ercises. The pail bearers were Messrs. Fred.
Myers, Martin Myers, John Bevans, Lawrence
Bevans, John Eaurice and Jacob Henline.
Mr.. Bearman married daughter of Charles
Pitcock, of Wheel, Hartford county.
BEL AIR NoTEs.-Herman Stump, colored
on Tuesday, had writ issued by Justice
Richardson, charging Oscar Banks, colored,
with having assaulted him with steel knuckles
cutting his ear and face, and also with having
knocked down Stump's wife, Lucinda, kick.
ing her in the stomach. The woman is said
to be seriously injured. The assault took
place Monday night, near the railroad station.
Banks, who lives near Calvary, has not yet
been arrested.
DR.. William Lee, of the State Lunacy Com
mission, was in Bel Air last Tuesday on q
visit Of inspection to the Jail. lie strongly
condemned the building but said it was kept
in as good condition as possible under the
circumstances.
Miss Sallie Butler, of Towson, is the guest
of the Misses Forwood.
NJ. F. w. Baker returned home or Thurs
day of last week from visit to Virginia
Mr.. Benjamin Bissell will shortly occupy
the house of the late DIR. w. s. Richardson.
The ladies of Emmanuel Church (P. Z.
will hold fair in Bateman's Hall, Bel Air
to commence Tuesday evening, June 5th, ant
last four days. Lunch and supper each day.
James T. Graham, ESQ.,, Clerk of the Circui
Court for Cecil county, was in Bel Air severa
! days this week on business.
Chief Judge Fowler was on the bench will
Judge Waters in the Circuit Court on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thu rsday.
Mr.. H. B. Bruins expects to leave to-day
| Friday, for Virginia, to purchase car load o
horses. He will be back on Tuesday.
Miss Sarah j. Lovett, who has been spend
ing the winter in Norfolk, Virginia. returne,
home this week.
| A strawberry and ice cream festival will b
held on the parsonage lawn of the NJ. Z
| Church, next Wednesday and Thursday even
| ings, being the first of the season In town.
| The ladies are trying to make 1t a success.