The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-11-19


badly needed Improvement.
An entertainment will he held by the
pupils of the Upper Falls School on Saturday,
Nov. Goth, iffavorable. Ifunfavorable it will
be held on Tuesday, the 23d inst.
The new Presbyterian church at Stewards
town is nearly completed. 1t is comfort
able and convenient building, and Will be a
substantial improvement to the town.
MIR. Charles Grail while hauling a large
load of beer Kegs in Havre de Grace on We'd
nesday, 10th inst, fell from his wagon and
was badly cut about the head and face.
Mrs. Ridgely and her daughters Misses
Eta NJ. and Mary E. Ridgely, of Benson,
Hartford county, have taken a suite Of rooms
at the stafford Baltimore, for the winter
months.
-Rt. Rev. William Paret, D. D., Bishop of
Maryland, will visit Holy Trinity church,
Churchville, and administer the rite Of confr-
nation on Saturday, November 27th at IL
O'Clock A. NJ.
Mr. Eben n. Baldwin, postmaster at
Claymont, Del, visited Hartford on Sunday
last and preached at Hopewell in the morning
and at Lspidum in the afternoon, TO good
congregations.
Cards have been issued for the marriage
of Miss Martha L. Bartleson to Mr.. j. Miles
Curry. The wedding will take place Wednes-
day evening, Dec. LIST, at Fallston Presbyterian
church, Hartford county.
Dir
Georges county, has been selected as vice
principal of the Bel Air Graded School, to
succeed MIR. d. Edward Long, whose resigna-
tiontook effect on Monday.
The property of the Peach Bottom Slate
Co., Known as, the Henry quarry, and the
lease therefor, situated near Delta, was sold
on Wednesday of last week to Mr.. Julius
Stern, Of Baltimore, for 81 $50.
The PRESENT week is the week of prayer
annually set apart for young men by the in
ternaional committee of the Young Mems
Chritian Association, ard very widely OBJ
SERVED in this and other countries.
-ir John H. Hopkins died at his home
on llion Avenue, Havre de Grace, on Friday
mornng, of consumption aged about tifty-fve
year. Several grown children survive him.,
He vas buried on Sunday by Rodgers Post,
GAR.
4 thanksgiving hop" will he held in
the OWE hall at Aberdeen on Wednesday
everng, November oath. Messrs. John
Robrts, K. c. Morgan, Samuel Sutton and j.
Howard Richardson form the committee of
ARA genents.
he superir ten3eIt OF the division of the
Pensylvauin Railroad. which lies between
Baltimore and Aavre de Grace, las been
awaded the superintendent prizs of one
hunTed dollars for having The best line and
surfre between Washington AID Philadel-
phte
he case OF Silas Baldwin, administrator
VS.. -obe L. Mitchell administrator peadcate
lite yas decided in the Court of Appeals on
Wednesday. The cause was remanGed to the
Circlit Court, Of Hartford county FOR further
proceedings.
Mr.. Charles Edwards, of Jacksonville
Baltimore county, is rapidly couyalescing
andwill probably be able to be out before
long He was operated upon for appendicitis
lastmonth, by DR.. Thos. II. Emory, assisted
by Drs. A. H. Price and Armfeld F. Van
Bbier.
"A union Thanksgiving service will be
helG at Hopewell NJ. ?. church, on Thursday.
Tie sermon will be preached at 1890 A. NJ,
br Rev. DR.. Melvin, President of the Mary
land Annual Conference. The church viii
b, decorated for the occasion and all are cor
daily invited to attend.
Mr.. Harry GorrelI, of Bel Air, cue of the
f'emen upon the Baltimore and Leigh Rail-
road, while out cunning on Tuesday accident,
y shot himself in the foot badly decorating
two of his toes. His injuries while not serious
are very painful and of such a nature as will
prevent him attending to his duties for some
time.
-Messrs. s. A. Williams, George L. Van
fibber and Willard 6. Rouse, left Bel Air fol
annapolis on Tuesday afternoon. 1t is ex
Iected that several of the appealed cases
from the Hartford county Court will be called
Tor trial during tie week, prominent among
them being the Insolvency case of Isaac W
Bolts.
AT the meeting of the Board of Town
Commissioners on Friday night, it wa
ordered that all questions relating 10, or con
corning the assessment or taxation in thu
town of Bel Air, be referred to Mr. John S
Young. the counsel of the board, and that tn
collector be instructed TO refer all complain
ing parties to the said counsel.
Tho EannnJ in ha
progress of delivery under the auspices o
the Friday night club, was delivered by Rev
j. Wilmor Wilbur, on Friday evening befor
a large audience. The subject was "Japa
thro my specs" 1t was well and ably hand
ed and beautifully illustrated the Rev lectur
er showing thorough acquaintance with hi
theme.
"A band of itinerant musicians, stylin
themselves as Bunyans Pilgrim Band CAV
a stereopticon exhibition at the Bel Air NJ. l
church on Tuesday evening which was bot
instructive and edifying Notwithstandin
the Indictment weather large audience wa
present, who seemed to thoroughly appr
ciate the views, which were mainly from th
''Pilgrim's Progress"
Mr.. d. Edward Long having resigned h
position as vice principal of the Bel A
Graded School left tom on Tuesday for b
home in Fayetteville, Pennsylvania. H
intention is to pursue the study of law
Carlisle His successor, MIR. Joseph
Douglass, arrived in Bel Air on saturda
He is q graduate Of st. Johns College at a
napoIis aud VIII doubtless make first ella
instructor. Mr.. Long made many frien,
during his sojourn in Bel Air, who are 10th
part with him.
An evening Of music was given on Thur
dav evening at the Masonic Temp under 4
ar pics Of the Emmanuel choir, which W
we attended and very mllA enjoyed. 7.
choir was assisted by Mr. and Ms. Charl
Moron, OF Ba.tiIaugo, Prof. d. Il. Malone
Ms Kate BUSTED, Of CentrevilIe, and other
The programme consisted Of twe' nunbel
which included several gems. The piec
all rejected credi upon the performers, t
chief feature being beautifully render
trio. cave Maria" by Prof. Mahoney, Nj
Grace STREET. and Miss Margaret Rosan.