The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-06-05
TNE ECIS acknowledgement,
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


summer.
Mr. Ohio s. Lee, Jr., has taken position
in the Merchants National Bank of Baltimore
for the summer.
Mrs. Robert Martin, of Phoenix, Balti-
more county, was buried on Monday at Bethel
Presbyterian Church.
james Worthington has been appointed
administrator upon the estate Of Joseph
Worthington, deceased.
Hon. Thomas II. Robinson has been ap-
pointed as resident counsel for the fennsyl-
Vania Railroad Company.
Mr.. Henry w. A. Lee has connected him
self with the White, Crosby Co., railroad engl
neers and contractors, New York.
MIR. and Mrs Isaac w. Coale passed their
5Oth anniversary of their marriage on May
%, at their home near Churchyille.
Mr.. ]. Edwin Webster and Miss Dora c.
Rouse are announced to be married at noon
tomorrow Saturday. The wedding will be a
private one.
-Brigadier General Lawrason Riggs has prac-
tcally decided that the summer encampment
of the Maryland National Guard will be held
at Frederick.
The TAYLOR Base Ball Club defeated the
Glencoe team at Taylor, Md, on Saturday
last in well contested game. Score-Taylor,
12; Glencoe, 6.
-Nr. William w. Heuer has been awarded
the contract to put Carton gas-tight furnace
in the residence Of MIR. Alexander Smith, near
Carsins' Run.
Chief Judge David Fowler presided over
the Circuit Court on Saturday, Judge Wat
tiers being debarred by reason Of relationship
TO the appellant.
Mr.. C. Addison, who lives in one OF Mr..
C. w. Bakers houses, near Hartford station,
killed his dog one day last week, as it showed
signs of hydrophobia.
Mr.. William 7. Amos, of Black Horse,
and Miss Susan A. johnson, OF Sweet AIR,
Baltimore county, were married on Tuesday
at the home of the bride. -
Letters OF administration d. b. n. C. t. a.,
have been granted by the Orphans Court to
BENJAMIN p. Moore upon the estate OF
Benjamin P. Moore deceased.
Mr. Charles NJ. Norris has purchased from
Mr.. Laban Lowe the property on the main
road from Norrisville to Jarrettsville, adJoin-
ing Mrs. Rachel Strong's place.
The Christian End eavor.. Society attached
10 Bethel Presbyterian Church, held a well at
tended and successful sociable on the parson
age grounds on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Anne Scott Dillehunt, one OF the
best known of Baltimore's elocutionists, will
give reading at Magnolia school on Tuesday,
June IL. Proceeds for the benefit Of school.
The Circuit Court of Baltimore county,
Judge Burke presiding, has dismissed the bill
filed by Mrs. Comfort Cockey Morrison, ask
ing for a divorce from her husband, Rev. DIR
George Morrison.
The first picnic of the season was held at
Otter Point under the Supervision of Captain
John P. Leight, on Wednesday evening
Johnson's band furnished the music, and
good crowd was in attendance.
In the races at Pimlico on Friday, Wilton
Greenway's Miss Woodford got second place,
and r. C. Richardson's Robert c., was award |
ed third place. On Saturday Walter Reckoru'S
Orange Chief won the 2.14 trot.
Information has been received from |
Berlscla, California, that the condition OF Rt.
Rev. j. H. d. Wingfeld, Bishop of Northern
California, who was stricken with paralysis
few days ago, is still unimproved.
The Maryland commissioners for the pro- |
motion Of uniformity Of legislation In the
United States, met in Baltimore on Thursday |
night and formally organized. Mr.. Stevenson |
A. Williams, OF Bel Air, was elected treasurer; |
Hon. William B. Baker and Hon. Rich |
mond Pearson, member of Congress from Ashe- |
willie District North Carolina, were guests OF |
MIR. s. A. Williams on Sunday. Mr.. Pearson |
was q fellow student with Mr.. Williams at |
Princeton.
The Democratic primaries were held on |
Saturday throughout the county. At Bel Air |
the meeting was presided over by Mr.. John
Moores with Mr.. William Munnikhuysen as
secretary. Resolutions were adopted declar- |
ing for sound money.
"A festival was held at the Fountain Green
school house on Tuesday OF last week. The
room was beautifully decorated with the ma |
tfonal colors, and fragrant with choice flowers.
The net receipts were SEQ. Miss Maggie Keen |
"a the teacher In charge of the school. |
MIR. Harry Cover, engineer on the Balti- |
tImore and Lehigh Railroad, was badly hurt |
on Tuesday evening, Goth instant. The lever
by which the engine is started failed to WORK, |
and Mr.. Cover in forcing it, Wrenched his
back SO badly as to incapacitate him for WORK
for some time. |
Rev j. w. Fleming and wife were the
recipients OF a surprise party from the con-
cregatiou of Calvary church, on Friday even
ing. Quite namber were present The
time was passed very pleasantly in games
and music. Refreshments were served and
every one seemed delighted.
"A surprise party was rendered to Rev. L.
C. Galaher and wife on Friday evening by the
CONGREGATION of Mt. Zion NJ. E. Church,
Fountain Green. Mr. Gallaher was made tie
reciplent of handsome gold watch and chain
and set Of silver teaspoons was presented TO
Mrs. Gallaher. Refreshments were served.
The muster roll of Co. D. LIST Regiment
a. g, is still increasing. Nine new names
have been added during the past week and
new interest seems to have been awakened
This ia as it should be. The company should
be raised to its full limit long enough before
the encampment to insure proficiency in drill
United States Deputy Marshal George
Zimmerman came to Bel Air on Monday, and
left on the 1918 train with Thomas Brown,
colored, charged with taking from the post
office at High Point in March last, letter adj
drsssed to John Axer, Jr., and unlawfully
opening the same and taking therefrom tne
sum OF fFs dollars.
The Shawsville Democratic Club at It's
meeting last Thursday reelected the follow
ing officers President, Asbnry ). whey;
vice-presidents, William b. Wright and Thos.
If. Nelson; secretary, John F. Wiley; treas
urer, Nelson Gilbert. The club will hold
regular bi-weekly meetings during the cam
paign.
--Among the graduates at the commence
sxens of the State Normal School, which was
held Oh Thursday evening, were Misses Ethel
Curtiss, Maggie Lillian Grafton, Julia E.
Kerr, Annie WiDifred Lochary, Clara Il.
Meebem. :. Alice Middendorf, Elizabeth
Frances Wilson and Sarah +. Wilson, all Of
this county.
On Friday afternoon Detective Robeling.
of Scranton, Pa, arrived in Bel Air with
r.auisition authorizing him to take Theodore
q. Myers, who was held to answer to charge
of horse stealing. The prisoner demanded 10
see the papers and accompanied the detective
,,nuiIHnoIv Thav left VanBibber Tor