The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-08-23

sawyer, w. Boyd Bell, u. smith MOTIFS, y.
Lawrence Mccormick, John s. Dallam, Will
liam Dawson, William H. Tucker, Joseph T.
Hopes, s. A. Williams and Nathan Graf
ton.
Bel Air Notes.
Miss Nina Beall, of Washington, d. c., is
visiting Rev. and Mrs. s. A. HoblitzelI, at the
Bel Air NJ. P. parsonage, this week.
Miss Dora c. Rouse left on Saturday morn
Va.
DR.. uenry F. Bauer, of Greensboro, North
Carolina, was called home on Saturday by the
serious Illness of his father.
Miss Alice Harris, of Baltimore, is the guest
Of Miss Helen Lee, at darlington"
Miss Blanche F. Archer is visiting Miss
Grace A. Thomas, near Darlington.
Miss Grace K. STREET., daughter of Mr..
Joseph NJ. STREET., after spending several
months at Ocean City and Rawley Springs,
has returned home.
Miss Busted, Of Centerville, Nd, is the
guest of the Misses STREET..
Mr.. Oliver Smith, of New York, was the
guest of Dr. and Mrs. j. e. Butler this week.
Mr.. Nelson Lewis, prominent business
man of Philadelphia, spent Monday in Bel Air.
Mr.. Henry w. A. Lee, son of Col. Ohio S.
Lee, who recently accepted position with an
Electric Company of Buffalo, N. Y, returned
home last Monday morning seriously i'll with
typhoid fever. Mr.. j. F. Thompson, Prince
ton '94, who was associated with Henry in his
work at Buffalo, accompanied him to Bel Air,
returning on the next train.
Messrs. G. Harry Haynes and d. Burnett
Reckord left to-day for two weeks trip
through the North. They go from Baltimore
to New York, thence by steamer to Fall River.
From Fall River they will ride on bicycles to
Boston, where they will spend several days.
From Boston on wheels to Portland, Me-,
from Portland they will cross via White
Mountains to Albany, and down the banks Of
the Hudson to New York City by wheel,
thence to Bel Air by rail.
Miss Roberta Evans is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Richard Dallam.
Mr.. Devereaux Prigg arrived in Bel Air
from Baltimore last Tuesday afternoon on his
bicycle. He proceeded to Conowingo on
Wednesday and from thence to Philadelphia
on Thursday.
Col. Daniel Scott has returned from his
trip much improved in health.
Quite a number of persons from Darlington
attended the races at Bel Air on Monday.
Among others were DR.. John Sappington,
Messrs Walter H. and viii sappington, Nor
man G.. Smith, d. Z. Price, Geo B. Silver,
David H. Silver
Mr.. John Fisher, of Washington, spent
Monday with his father, at this place.
Misses Annie and Florence Young, of Bel
Air, left for Old Point Comfort on Saturday
last, for weeks sojourn.
Messrs. Fred. s. and Martin s. Lang, of
Pittsburg, spent Sunday in Bel Air, at Clay
man House. They are on wheeling tour
from Martinsburg, West Virginia, by way OF
New York home.
Mrs. St. Clair STREET., OF Kansas City,
sister-in-law of Mrs. S. A. Williams, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Williams.
Mr.. Raymond N. Hoblitzell returned home
Wednesday hale and hearty, after enjoying a
six weeks vacation at Cape Charles and Old
Point Comfort.
MIR. NJ. Barratt Walker is spending several
weeks with friends at Garland.
An impromptu dance was held in Bateman's
Hall last evening, which was much enjoyed
by all present.
Mr.. Samuel Wheeler, foreman of the Amer.
lean office, was a welcome visitor at The Hgi,
office on Thursday.
Nr Harry Rauar who has haap snffarino
| from stroke of paralysis for some time past
is slowly improving
Pitcher Griffith, Of the Chicago League
team, spent yesterday at the NJ. p. parsonage
Misses Beth and Lille Handon, of Philadel
phia, are spending their vacation with theil
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Handon.
| Col. Smithson Forwood DR.. Zebulon Llowe
and Mr. j. w. McAbee spent Thursday OIL
Bush River fishing. They were quite success
full and reported prices low.
| DIR. q. A. Hollingsworth left on Thursday
| for Winchester, Va.
Thomas II. Robinson and John Il. Rouse are
both at Atlantic City.
| Reginald Constable, OF Elkton, Cecil county
is visiting at shamrock" the residence Of
Mrs. Henry w. Archer.
| Mr.. David Hanway commenced operation:
at his canning factory, situated on the b. ant
L. Railroad, near Bel Air station, Thursday
MIR. Hanway cans both tomatoes and corn
| and the fruit he had on hand seemed to be O.
| very fine quality.
Mrs Lemain Dennis and Miss Ella Olevii
Carman, of Baltimore, who have been yisitin!
1 fri dc in hnmn Sotnrla
List of letters remaining in the Bel Air post
office. DIR. Frank Baden, j. &. Hawkins ant
Mrs. Robert Mitchell.
Miss Florence Kirk, who as been summer
ing in town leaves on Saturday for home.
Mr.. Bowie spent Tuesday at the Rous
House.
Mr. Robert Hause, of York, spent severa
days at the Rouse House this week.
Miss Laura Hanson, OF Baltimore, and Mis-
Hanway, of Philadelphia, are the guests o
Mr. j. s. Richardson, Jr.
Mr.. Bertram N. Stump returned Wednes
day from trip to Narragansett Pier, wher
he has been spending several weeks
Messrs H. G. Maynadier and Frank Z
GorreIl left yesterday for Atlantic City.
Messrs. Harry s. Carver and Harry c. Keen
returned Wednesday much refreshed by tn
breezes of Atlantic City.
Benjamin Bissell DR.. will sail today, Friday
on the Woodward Abrahams for Bath, Maine
BY way of Boston. The schooner. of whic
Caption James Snow, the Admiral Of the coas
wise fleet, is commander, will take coal
Boston and bring back ice from Bath.
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guest Of Mr.. Allen Hoffman.