The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-01-03
The ECISAND INTELLIGENCER
BEL AIR, ND, JAN. 8, 1896.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
"A happy New Year.

"A happy New Year.
MIR. Edward Kehoe, of Bynum, recently
killed,a dog supposed to be mad.
One OF the desirable things for 1854
broad-gauge road from Bel Air to Baltimore
The storm which swept over the Eastern
States on Thursday night of last week, did lit
lite damage in this county.
The annual Christmas entertainment of
the Mountain Christian Sunday School will be
held this, Friday, evening, commencing at
7.30 o'clock.
Mr. James X. Barton, of Coopto wn
slaughtered two hogs recently which weighed
ASH and 354 pounds respectively. These are the
heaviest porkers we have heard OF SO far.
During the storm on Thursday night, of
last week the wagon shed of Mr.. Emory
Tucker, of Thomas Run, was blown down,
smashing new dayton and nearly all bis
farming utensils.
A meeting of the committee of the pro-
moters of the Farmers Market will be held in
Baltimore on Tuesday of next week to In
spect Lexington market. They will meet in
the corridor of the Eutaw House that morn
ing at S.45
An old building belonging to Mr. George
Bevard, of Dublin, was blown down during
the storm OH Thursday of last week. This
building was an old land mark, having been
built over Il hundred years ago. 1t was form
ery used cooper shop.
A shooting match was held ut Benson on
Saturday. First prizes were won by Messrs.
Simon .Stigler, Joseph W.Archer and Burrell
Grafton. The second prizes we're awarded to
Messrs John I. Harkins, William w. Heuer
and s. j. Steigler.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Hess, OF Upper Gross
Roads, have issued cards announcing the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Retta NJ,
and Mr.. Charles c. Nagle, of Fallston, on
Wednesday evening, January IS, at Good
VIII Evangelical Church, at o'clock.
Stephenson Lodge, No. 135, A. F. and A.
NJ. OF Lapidum, have elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows: George A. Smith,
w. M; j. n. Anderson, s. W.; Ambrose
Cooley, j. W; W. II. Paul, Treasurer DIR. W.
W. yirdn, Secretary John Craig, Tyler.
We are requested to say that the state
ment that Miss NJ. D. Nelson, daughter of Mr..
John n. Nelson, Of Marhall's district, had
gone on the stage, is without foundation.
The report was started as joke, but 1t Is
Merry silly and reprehenslble one. The young
Ady has never had the slightest intention OF
Entering the theatrical profession.
Mr. William A. Hoblitzell, who has been
Sisiting his parents in Bel Air, and his num-
Sous friends in the Eastern States for the
asst three months took his departure last
lturday for Missoula, Montana, his far West
home He went by way Of Chicago and
Paul, Mimi, and thence by the Northern
iacific to Missoula. The distance from Balti
more is $500 miles. Mr.. Hoblitzell has i'm
4portant business interests at Wallace, Idaho.
! He expects to return East again in time for
the Baltimore Centennial OF 1897.
-Epworth League of Friendship NJ. E.
Chu rich elected the following officers at its
business meeting held at the home Of DIR.
Charles Bagley Tuesday night, Dec. 31st:
Edward Hornberger, president; Lille Pen
nington, LIST vice president; Walter J. Rich,
End vice president; Joseph Crumblsh, Sd vice
president; Lille Bagley, 4th vice president;
Martha Amoss, secretsry; Mrs. Annie johnson,
treasurer After the business Of the League
had been transacted the 'Leaguers were invit-
ed to the dining room where they all enjoyed
the hospitality Of Dr. and Mrs. Bagley
number remained to watch the old year out.
On Tuesday evening, December 81, Loyal
Council, No. 81, Jr. o. U. A. NJ. of Bel Air,
installed the following officers for the ensuing
year: Jr p. c., William F. kissing e., A.
Lee Coale V. C., Z. Hildt X g., j. 5. Wink
Ter; A. r. $, 5. p Griffith F. s., Charles w.
Cole: T., j. K. Farley Con, II. K. Coale;
w, j. F. Calder; s., William j. Keen o.
s., q. Ii. Martin Trustees, d. Hanway, j. c.
Kennedy and w. F. kissing Chaplain, Rev.
E. &. Gallaher Representatives TO $. C. Con
vention TO be held at Frederick, Md, ID. Han
way and William f kissing; Alt. Rep, j. s.
Winkler and William j. Keen. The council
will meet hereafter on Wednesday evening"
instead OF Tuesday.