The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-04-05
THE EGIS acknowledgement
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

-DeuplS Kelley, 4 natlNe OF lTelanur nuaut
application for citizenship at the Clerks Of
fee last Tuesday.
e. E. Pyle. of Pylesville, has removed to
the mansion house formerly occupied by
Gorge NJ. Wiley.
The barn of John Standiford, near Falls
ton, WAS burned last Monday morning. In
sured in the York Company.
john Bell, of York, Pa, has purchased
the hotel property at Peach, Bottom, Pa, and
took possession last Monday.
Rev j. Fred Heisse will deliver lecture
at Garrettson Church on Thursday, April II,
at 2. NJ. Subjec;: Grub your Spectacles"
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Virginia Rutledge, daughter of Mr.. William
s. Rutledge, and Mr.. Liston b. Bevard, both
of Marshall's district.
Next Sunday morning Rev. Samuel c.
WATSON, pastor of Churchvile Presbyterian
Church, will repeat, by request, his sermon on
"Unchartable judging"
Mr. Harry E. Rogers and Miss Bessie
May Bond, both of this county, were married
last Monday by Rev S. A Hobli'z ell at the
Bel Air NJ. P. parsonage.
William II. Duncan, of Pylesville, is
about completing a new dwelling on the land
purchased by him from n. |. Pyle. He ex-
poets to occupy it about the first of May.
About 10 acres of sedge field, near Mac
ton, was burned over last Sunday The fire
is said to have been caused by some men
smoking in the field. The damage was slight.
The Sunday school of Emmanuel Church
will hold sale, consisting of cakes, buns,
biscuits, pies, caramels and candy, at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. j. 7. G. Hopkins, on Saturday,
April 49, beginning at P. NJ.
Mr. Frank Davis and Miss Hannah War
ner both of p lesvile, were married on Thurs
day of last week. Mr.. Davis is miller for the
Pylesvile milling company and will occupy
the building belonging to the property.
The Board of School Commissioners, on
Tuesday, passed an order forbidding the visits
of colored teachers to white schools and in
structng the Examiner in future only to grant
permits to teachers to visit schools of their
own color.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday school
at Union Chapel was reorganized last Sunday
by electing John C. Foote, superintendent; j.
NJ Bosley, assistant superinte ndent; Enos
Davis, librarian, and Miss Carrie Bateman,
secretary and treasurer.
The Fairview Literary Society will give
musical, dramatic and humorous entertain
ment at Fairview school house. near Pyles-
vile, on Saturday evening, April 10. Doors
open7 P. NJ. A carefully prepared programme
will be rendered.
Edward X. James, who has been farming
the o. C. Quincy place, near Susquehanna
Hall, has removed to his farm recently pur-
chased from Mrs Hannah C. Stubbs, known
as the Ramsay Tavern Property, up in the
edge of York county, Pa.
About eighty of the friends of George w.
Davis, near st. Mary's Church, called on him
last Friday evening, bringing with them some
excellent music. The evening was spent
principally in dancing. At a reasonable hour
all returned to their homes being well pleased.
The farmers and horse breeders of Har
ford are fortunate in being able to secure the
services of such horse as Mr. G. a. Andrews
Thorndale Idol, advertised in another column.
Besides being the sire of Robert c., the ac
knowledged champion of the Maryland turf,
he has 80 colts with records ranging from 2 134
to 80
MIR. Wilton Greenway, the well-known
horseman, comes to the front again this sea-
son with the announcement of his blooded
horses, Hokeand and Cedar Chip. These
horses and their get are so well known as to
need no INTRODUCTION, but Mr.. Greenway Of
fers to send extended pedigrees upon applica-
tion
On motion of Mr.. S. A. Williams in the
circuit Court last Monday, Judge Waters ap-
pointed q committee consisting of Messrs. S.
A Williams, George L. VanBbber and Rich
ard Dallam to examine Mr.. Elmer J. Cook,
principal of the Bel Air Graded School, touch
ing his qualifications for admission to the
bar. They found Mr.. Cook well qualified and
he was accordingly admitted.
One of the prettiest sights to be seen with
in easy reach of The Egis office is the pretty
display of Easter millinery at Misses Walters
& Wethcrill's, directly opposite on Main
street. The novelties in bonnets and trim
mings are sufficiently bewildering to the mas
culine eye in the show cases, but when they
are properly adjusted on the heads of the
fair wearers, they will be simply stunning.
-Rey S. A. Hoblitzell, accompanied by
Mr.. Z. T. Gilbert, lay delegate, left Bel Air
Tuesday morning for Alexandria, Va. TO at
tend the conference of the Methodist Protes-
tant Church, which met on Wednesday. On
their return they will be able to tell whether
or not Mr.. Hoblitzell is to be returned for the
tenth year to Bel Air Circuit. The congrega-
tions comprising this circuit have unanimous
ly requested tae return of their beloved pas
tor, and it is to be hoped the Bishop will
grant their request.