The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-02-07
The EGIS AND INTELLIGENCER
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Mad dogs have made their appearance III
the vicinity of Mill Green.
We are indebted to Congressman W. b.
Baker for valuable public documents.
Quite Il number of cases Of measles have
been reported in the neighborhood of Norris
vile.
MIR. Samuel A. Temple, Of Emmorton, has
been granted an increase IN his government
pension.
The tomato growers of Caroline county
have signed an agreement to sell no tomatoes
for less than six dollars ton this year
-Messrs. Muller Bros. have removed from
their store ON North Gay street, Baltimore 70
their commodious new building, 4l9 bas'
Baltimore street.
There will be preaching in Edgewooo
Hall, by Rev. b. A. Abbott, pastor OF harieih
Avenue Christian Church, Baltimore Oh
Tuesday, February IL.
MIR William }. Roussey, OF Dublin, WINE
embarrassing horse which had fallen IN Tue
team on Thursday of last week, was badly
kicked on the right hand
The Churchville fox hunters have bagged
three foxes which they will let go Oh Saturday
morning at ten O'Clock. The Elkridge Hunt
Club has been invited to be present
An unoccupieI tenant house belonging to
MIR. Thomas Sullivan, near Bush Mill, was to-
tally destroy ed by fire on Thursday evening
of last week The origin of the fire is not
known.
-Protracted meeting services will begin IN
the Methodist Protestant Church, Bel Air,
next Sunday evening, and continue each
evening during the week. Ministerial help Is
expected.
"A meeting was held in Bel Air yesterday
afternoon to discuss the building OF Cathollc
Church in the town. Several of the represen-
tative citizens were present, but no decided
action was taken.
Examiner John d. Worthington has been
invited to discuss the Rural School Problem
before the National Association OF Supern-
tendents, which meets at Jacksonville
Florida, on February Is, 10 and 90
Mr.. Walter 2. Reckord presented to the
Baltimore County Commissioners on Tuesday
of last week petition, asking that the private
road leading from the Hartford turnpike, near
Reckord, to Irish lane, near Fork, distance
of about one mile aud a half, be made public
road.
DR. and Mrs Charles Bagley have issued
cards of invitation announcing the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Clara Blanche, and
Mr.. Samuel Watkins The wedding cere-
mony will take place at St Johns Protestant
Episcopal Church, Kingsville, on Wednesday
afternoon, February H. at one O'Clock.
The young people of Statewide Presby-
terrain Church gave a drama entitled 'Aunt
Hannahs Quilting Party" in the new store
house OF Mr. Isaac Stubs, Delta, on Saturday
evening OF last week, for the benefit of the
Statewide Sunday School. The entertainment
was decided success about seyenty-tive dol
lars having been realized.
On Friday of last week Judge Waters
heard the petitions of Fletcher Green and
George Carter to be released from jail on
writs of habeas corpus. Green is colored
boy charged with attempting to wreck train
on the b. & o. Railroad near Stepney re-
Gently. He was remanded to jail. Carter,
charged with being drunk and dsorderly, was
released.
The wilma w. c. 7. U. held very pleas
ant parlor meeting at the home OF Mr.. II. J.
Hollingsworth on January 81. The exercises
consisted of music, both instrumental and
vocal, bible reading, prayer, a fine essay from
Mr.. Hopkins charades, dialogue, recitations,
readings and a good talk from the host In
answer to roll-call members responded with
quotations After refresh ments were served
the meeting adjourned.
quite a pleasant party was given at the
residence of Mr.. Jacob E. Bull near Bel Air,
last Wednesday evening. Although the
weather was very inciemenr, numoe of
friends were present. The evening was pleas
antly spent in games, music and social inter
coure At late hour the guests were invited
into the the dining room, where table was
spread with all the delicacies of the season,
TO which all did ample justice. At about II
O'Clock the guests departed, all stating that
they had spent delightful evening.