The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-06-14

cellency Of their crops, but one among the
many who may be mentioned in this connec-
ton, Mr.. Edward Colgan, near Reckord,
stands in the front rank. His crop was a
sight to gladden. the hearts of the lover Of the
berry and who is it, who does not appreciate
this luscious fruit. In mentioning Mr. Col
gan we simply do so, as calling attention to a
representative Hartford grower, want Of space
forbids enumeration of many other names.
| Norfolk, Anne Arundel and other localities
will please for the future keep their old time,
small berries at home.
|
BEL AIR NoTEs.-Mrs. Russell Murray, of
New York, is at Waverly, the beautiful home
of General Stump.
Miss s. Cassie Lee, youngest daughter of
Col. Ohio s. Lee, graduated with high honors
at Miss Irwin's school, Philadelphia. She
was the youngest in her class.
Miss Anna Worthington sailed last week
for an extended European trip.
Mrs. Joseph A. Harris and daughter, Miss
Daisy, are attending commencement exercises
at Wilson College, Chambersburg, Pa, this
week.
Mr. E. j. Cook, principal of the Bel Air
Academy will deliver an address before the
Maryland State Teachers Association, on
July 9th, on the training of reflective power.
During the storm on Wednesday, lightning
struck tree near Miss Daisy Archers room
at the graded school. One of the windows Of
the building was broken and number of the
pupils shocked.
Miss Ella Davis, who has been visiting the
Misses Forwood, returned to her home at La
Plata, Charles county, yesterday.
Miss Bessye Covers concert, which was
approval that efforts are being made to have
it repeated. We hope these efforts will be
successful as it was one of the best ever given
in town.
Miss Elizabeth Portz of Baltimore, is the
guest Of Miss Maggie and Lutte Keen.
Mr.. j. L. Lingan, who has been at work on
the island of Jamaica for the past two months
arrived al his home on Wednesday. He re-
ports a stormy passage and says the heat in
jamaica was intolerable. Mr.. Charles Whit
aker, son of Mr.. A. B. Whitaker, is employed
with railroad construction corps in Jamaica.
Mr.. 8. A. Williams, who has been attending
a class reunion at Princeton College, returned
home yesterday. He was accompanied by his
daughters, Misses Halle and Elise.
List of letters remaining in the Bel Air post
office: Mrs Hannah A. Jefray.
Messrs. C. e. Rouse and Robert C. Richard
son left on Monday for New York. While
there they will attend the races now going on.
Robert C., Mr. Richardson's celebrated PAGER,
is entered in one of the heats of speed.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Paul celebrated
the fifteenth anniversary of their marriage on
Monday afternoon. A number of friends call
ed to extend their congratulations.
Miss Terry, of Virginia, is the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. F. w. Baker.
Mr.. Gilbert s. Hawkins a popular young
member of the Bel Air bar, left last week for
an extended trip South. He will return about
the first of July, and Dame Rumor says not
alone.
Mr.. Walter Finney cashier of the Second
National Bank of Bel Air, left on Thursday,
for short visit to New York.
Rev. W. p. Flnney, of New Jersey, is the
guest of his father. Rev. E. ID. Finney.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION
ERs-The Commissioners met on Monday
and Tuesday.
Road cheeks issued: E. NJ Kehoe, $1494;
Noah Small, $41.12; Joseph NJ. Robinson,
$lO.24; G. I. McClung, $500; Oliver johnson,
$15.s7; w. A. Wright, $3.50: William Roussy,
SIG. 81; David Hanway, $l1 SO; r. F. Harkins,
$l424; Walter STREET., $24. 81; George E. Rum
sey, 500; J. o. Stearns, Sl2; Stewart Hornber
ger, Sl250; Jarrett White, $50; Joseph Nc
Kee, SIS; j. T. Butler, 1877 John b. Biles,
50. so; Joshua Jones, 500; Thomas j. Brooks,
$1962; Nelson NJ. Wbiteford, S4.25; B. w.
Wilson S24 "a; Calvin Galbreath, $29.S1; H.
Daughton, 50; Samuel Davis, $3.50 b. j.
81. Clair, S14. William Glenn, SIS; Polk
Deckman, $50. 25; John C. Ayers, $50; Charles
Dicks, $1s, Isaac B. Dick, $3.50; A. Lee,
500. so; George w. Santmyer, 2.49; Spencer
& McGonigall, $l2.54; Charles Kennedy,
So. 10; c. Murphy, $3112; W. VI. Barton,
6.25; w. F. Wilson, Sl24.3
Cash paid:-John Bradley, SIS; wages at
almshouse; James Falconer, stationary, $7.75
DIR. Benjamin Smith teeth extracted for pau
pers, ST.; James c. Young, $685.; Almshouse
account; David Hanway $4l.72, almshouss
and Jail account; Hanline Bros. 1886, paints
for out buildings at almshouse; Maryland
Hospital 81, 600; J. G. Rouse & Son $3.50,
almshouse account; W. w. Clarke IL Son
81. 80, drain pipe.
Certificates issued.-Eli Tucker & Co. aims
house account $3.50; Elias Beaumont, collins,
Sl2; John Welsh, constable, 1880; Mary M
Crew Registers rent S.; George Walker,
election rent,$lO; Fred r. Williams, attorneys
fee, $l2; Nathan Dean & Son collins and
Court House account, $43 Z. W. Lee consta-
BILE, $595; Joseph r. Burkins same, 1885;
George L. VanBibber attorneys fee, $23.32;
W. 7. Monks extra on road S47.37: James c.
Young Jail account, $l3 80; George L. Delaney
wages, s.. 70; Frank E. Gorrell attorney for
supervisors of election, $50; Treakle 81 Huff
collins, So; w. 4. Forwood Jr. Clerk Of Court,
1929. As; John w. Barton, Judge of Orphans
Court, 1854; James NJ. Cain, Judge Orphans
Court, $50, Hugh Bay, Judge Orphans Court,
$176; g. Smith Norris, registers office, $S7 40;
j. NJ. STREET. advertising and stationary for
registers office, $3.50, John w. Akers, cleo
| ton and registers rent, SIS; J. G. Rouse &
| Son, almshouse and Jail account, $15.0S; John
o. Stearns election and registers rent, $50; j.
| G. Henry, constable $3l 90; John y. Stearns
magistrate account, $26.35; w. o. Hughes
sheriff's account, $l104.49; w. o. Hughes
same, 1000; George W. Richardson magis-
| trate account, $3.50.