The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-02-01
THE EGISAND INTELLIGENCER.
BEL AIR, ND, FEB. /, 1895.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Tomorrow will be ground hog day.
-Colora, Cecil county, has mad dog scare.
The ice-gorge at Port Deposit remains Solid
MIR. S. P. Barnett, late principal of Upper
Falls school, Baltimore county, is now princi-
pal of Joppa school.
-Messrs. ker&Morgan, canned goods
brokers, of Aberdeen, have our thanks for a
neat and useful calendar.
There will be Holy Communion, with
morning prayer, at Rock Spring Church next
Sunday morning at ii O'Clock.
MIR. William Baird, of Cooptown, whose
name was dropped from the lists as govern
ment pensioner some time ago, has been rein
stated.
Col. B. F. Taylor, has sold his property
known as SANDY Vale" near Upper Falls,
Baltimore county, to Mr. Edward Reynolds
for $1,000.
Our thanks are hereby rendered to Mr.
Harry D. Hanway, of Bel Air, for copy
of the official programme of the Ottawa Win
ter Carnival.
A camp of the Sons of Veterans has been
organized in Havre de Grace. The style of
the new organization is Col. Edwin II. Web
ster Camp No. II.
Five, instead of seven of the children of
MIR. Thomas Gordon, of Creswell, are sick
with scarlet fever. His daughter Katie is not
expected to live.
A fox will be let loose at Rouse & Rich
ardson's store, Churchville on Saturday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. All sportsmen are invited
to bring their hounds and participate.
Planting time will soon be here Messrs.
John Bolgiano 81 Co., whose advertisement
appears in another colomn, offer to supply
seeds They also offer some nice prizes for
1895.
The Havre de Grace Democratic Ledger
Second district, will in all probability be
candidate for the Democratic nomination for
the Legislature this year.
Mrs. Sarah Wallace, widow of the late
Archibald Wallace, was paralyzed last Friday
but is reported somewhat better. Mrs Wal
lace, who is about IS years old, lives with her
son, Mr.. John n Wallace, near Mill Green.
We have received the annual report of the
Board of Managers of Maryland Hospital for
the Insane. Hartford county has twenty pa
tients there, nine males and eleven females. OF
these two males and three females were adj
mitted during the year.
Mr.. Benjamin F. Trout, of Jarrettsville,
and Mrs. A. Florence Wendt, of Scarboro,
were married in Baltimore last Tuesday. On
their return to the BRIDES home that evening
they were called upon by the local serenading
club, who were handsomely treated.
Mrs Samuel Wallace, near Mill Green,
entertained Mr.. and Wallace Heaps and Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Scarborough, tw newly mar
ried couples, last Saturday evening. Many
friends of the young married folks were pr-
sent to partake of Mrs. Wallaces hospitality
and assist her in entertaining.
The children attending the public schools
of this county, have been since last Tuesday
wading through the miseries of a public ex-
animation. 1t is questionable if these semi
annual examinations are of any advantage,
especially, when q child who passes brilliant
examination at the end of the scholastic year
can not be promoted If, from any cause, he
was prevented from attending the January
examination.
The first loaded train to go through the
Howard street tunnel in Baltimore, and over
:Le entire lire of the Belt Rail- DAD, made the
grip last Wednesday. 1t was composed of
twenty-five ears loaded with granite, drawn
by heavy freight engine, and the trip was
made to the entire satisfaction of the officials
of the company. The train went over the
whole seven miles of the road from Camden
station to Bayview 1t is expected that
through passenger trains will use the tunnel
in the early spring.