The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-05-22
TIE Observation-Disclosures
BEL AIR, Nd, MAY %, 1896.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


vast amount of good to the suffering crops.
-Four children Of Mr.. Robert Turner, II
sidin.. near Black Horse, are Ill with scarf"
feyer~
Potato bugs are very destructive in TIL
vicinity Of Shawsvillc. Mr.. J. Frank Lytfe /;
Que of the heaviest losers.
The commissions Of the Assessors at large
for Hartford county are i'll the hands OF The
Clerk Of the Circuit Court.
Tie seventh anniversary of the Mckeu
dree CHARTER of the Epworth League va:
held at the church on Sunday evening.
-Govenor Lowndcs has appointed Mr.
John Calvin Robinson Justice Of the Peace fo
The Fourth district of Hartford county.
Or thanks are returnel to Hon. y. ?
German for copies Of his speech on Economy
in Expenditures, &c, on April Is and 30.
-Hrv. Father Kane, Of st. Mary's Churel ,
exchanged pulpits on SUNDAY with Rev.
Father Ere !eric2i, Of St. Ignatius Church.
the frame work of the SAawsville cream
c,v yas raised into position ON Saturday an /
the wora Of erection is progressing finely.
Mr.. Stuart :. Janncy, well known in lIa'-
ford county, being son Of the Late Johns Il.
.I.naev, is said to nave enlisted in the Cuba
Army.
Letters OF administration, c. t. a, were
granite. by the O-pl ans Court on Satur'lay to
Clarence l.. Trcvitt, on the estate OF lille
Wprder.
lightning struck fencc pos. Just below
the barn of Mr.. Joshua McCnmas. near siiaw"-
vile, during the storm on Monday, tearing it
To pieces.
The Board Of Supervisors OF Election mt
ON wednesday and organized by the sclccti"a
of Nj c. &. puscy as president. TAey VIII
meet again on Monday, 2ith inst.
-G,v. Knby S. Miller, the newly elected
pastor OF the First Presbyterian Church, Bel
Air. has accepted the call aul will assume
charge on the first Sunday in June.
Mrs. Hannah Lariins, of Oskaloosa, Kan,
ia visiting her brothers, Messrs. William AMI
Jos. kirkwood, at Shane, Baltimore county.
She is accompanied 10y her daughters.
Mr.. Edward Midway not cong since foun
a copper coin which bears the date l1i2 1t is
uttilgllit u ulSlN LuiSl Tue iidAt VI 'ldtuAS VI
the coin. the date alone being legibIe.
The ladies of Christ Church, Eocl, Spring,
will hold strawberry and ice cream festive
and meat supper at Rock Spring Grove, June
> and G. The public are cordially invited.
The ladies of Union Chapel will hold Al
ice cream and strawberry festival in wilma
Hall, Friday and saturday evenings, June
andG. Proceeds for the benefit Of the church.
Jeremiah E. WetheriIl and Richard l..
Moore were drawn on the jury to take the
places of Charles W Baker and George W.
Brown. who were excused by Judge Waters.
A Irrational tea will be held at Fountain
Green school, under the auspices of teacher
and pupils, Tuesday evening, May % If III
fir Thursday, 2S. Proceeds for benefit of
school.
Herman Albrecht, a native of Germany,
was granted his second naturalization papers
By Judge Walters on Monday. The witnesses
were Richard Nj. Taylor and James l.. Rich
ardson.
--Governor Lownles on Monday appointed
Mr.. Il. Harris Archer, of the Sd district, Dem
ocratic, and Mr.. J. Wesley Henderson, of the
4th district, Republican, assessors at large for
Hartford c,unty.
-rhc sixth annual entertainment Of tie
Slaftcsbury College of Expression was held
nj the I.yccum Theatre, Baltimore, on Tues
day. We are indebted to Miss Alice My
Yousr, the rincipal, for an invitation.
-Messrs Andrew l.. Anderson and Benia
min ~ Ayres have purchased the entire stock
in the new creamery at Bradenbaugh, and
are now sole owners of the enterprise. The
milk received at the creamery on Monday,
18th instant, amounted to nearly six tons.
The suit of Mary Lewis against the B. 4
O. r. K Go. has been compromised. the cotl-
pany having had judgment for $4l5, with i'll
tcrest and costs, entered The case grew olt
of the destruction of timber in 1888 cause! oy
sparks from one of the defendants lOcomo-
tivcs.
Mark +. Amber was arrested last week in
Kansas City upon the charge Of embezZiing
the funds of the Perkins Square Building As
sn2a,ion. of Baltimore The association was
forced into the hands OF receiver. Amt er
confessed the crime and sail that the money
WAS lost in grain speculation.
An especially attractive entertainment
will be given at the Darlington Town Hall III
Friday, May 20, hy troupe from DELTA.
''Auut IIannah's Quilting Party will be the
main attraction. The proceeds are to be Ii
vided between the Statewide Church aud the
town hall ,and large patronage is confidently
expected.
he main pipe which connects Bel Air
with its reservoir urst on Friday night in
front OF the residence Of Mrs. Stevenson
Archer, flooding the road for a while. The
supply was shut off at the reservoir and he
assure INN .,!iat,iy repaired. Considerable
incoIv .uicncc was caused By the stoppagc OF
The water.
Tie following Hartford entries were made
for the races at the Gentleinen's Driving PAX
this week Trotting- 81 class, skipper, b.
M. Wilton Giccnway, Uavrc de Grace. lac
ing p class, Iii Noon, b. 9, II. c. Richard
son, ChurchyiIle: David H., b. $, Wilton
Grccuway. lIavrc dc Grace Trottiug-2.30
class, Ben, blk. g, Wilton Greenwny.
1t is well to bear in mind that treat Of
unusual excellence is being prepared by
Misses Archer and Robinson, for the dele.t&-
lion OF the public on next Friday evening.
The charming cantata, 'Noice Of NatuTe,''
will be rendereI by the primary grades of the
Bel Air school, and as the purpose is to assist
The building fund for new school house,
every friend of education should attend.
The grand jury has made very careful
and : . 'u,t. L,iro examination in the case Of
Miss Mamie Sanders, but was unable to reach
a conclusion as to the cause of her death.
Dr. Peuniman, the chemist who is making, an
analysis Of her stomach, reported to States
Attorney Preston Oh Monday that as far as he
has gone he has found nothing OF a suspicious
character 1t is to be hoped that the near
future will clear up the mystery.
The Victor Base Ball Club Of Bel Air has
reorganized for the season with Mr.. {. ID.
Rosan as manager and the following list Of
players: Horace Boarman, catcher; Joseph
J.. CoaIc, pitcher; Sol. \. IIobitzell, LIST taSe;
ID. f. Long, 81 base and captain: \. 5. Cock,
81 base; Charles Richardson, $. E; Il. \. Cas-
t!emau. right field; J. Rush STREET., center
field; Charles Bowling, left field. It is cX-
pected that arrangements will be perfected to
have a game with some Baltimore club to nor
ow. Saturday, afternoon.
An opinion has been filed by Judge l'Ow
Ter. Judges Walters and Burke concmiug
in which an Injunction which had been issued