The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-04-30
EIIE EGISAND INTELUGENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


elected treasurer of the Baltimore Epworth
Legue Union.
An election for five Town Commissioners
for the town of Bel Air will be held on Mon
day next May Sd.
j. E. Yerkes, has been appointed post
master at Cooper, to succeed A. II. Scar
borough, deceased.
Letters of administration have been
granted to Mary ]. Bradfeld upon the estate
of George f. BradfeId.
Mr.. Marion Anderson, of Shawsville, has
the contract for building a large hotel at the
Young Mems Driving Park, Baltimore.
Rev. Kerby 5. Miller, of Bel Air, exchang-
ed pupits on Sunday with Rev. VIM. j..
Rowan, of the Broadway Presbyterian Church.
Baltimore.
Hartford county papers are requested to
note the death in Baltimore on Monday April
26, of Mrs. Eliza A. Cloman, widow of the tate
George Cloman.
A large brush fire south east of Bel Air
attracted considerable attention on Tuesday
evening and rumors were prevalent of burn
ing buildings
MIR. James Forwood and Miss Molle
Sheridan OF Scarboro, were married Wednes-
day evening, April 2lst, at Darlington, by Rev.
Kemper Bocock.
Rev. A. D. Melvin, president of the Mary
land Conference of the NJ. P. Church, will
preach at Providence, Union Chapel and
Deer Creek churches on Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. McCurdy, has declined the call
to the Havre de Grace Presbyterian church,
and call will be extended to Rev. A. F.
Waldo, of the Princeton '97 class.
The regular meeting of the Fallston. w.
c. T. u. will be held at the home of Mrs. E.
5. Spicer, Tuesday evening, May 4th, at SP.
NJ. A full attendance is requested.
The Board of Supervisors of Election met
in Bel Air on Tuesday, and reorganized by the
election of Daniel w. Bay as president. They
will meet again on Monday, June 7th.
Mr.. Harry d. Ross has about three humid
red chicks running round and about the same
number due at his place near Shawsville.
The incubator is responsible for the whole.
MIR. Amos Cooley, son of Sheriff Cooley,
killed a mad dog near the barn on his fathers
place on Monday morning. 1t was a large
sheppard, dark colored, and a stranger in the
neighborhood.
Mr.. Joseph W. Chamberlain, deputy
clerk of the Circuit Court, left Bel Air on
Thursday for Havre de Grace, where he will
remain for several days for the purpose of
issuing licenses.
The United States Fish Commission has
secured about ten million shad eggs, thus far
at the Matching station just below Havre de
Grace. Mr.. Alexander Jones has charge of
the station, this season.
MIR. William d. Jones, of Forest Hill, and
Miss Amy d. Monks were married on Wed
nesday evening at the residence of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Monks,
Kalmia, by Rev. s. B. Tredway:
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and BaIti-
more Railroad Company is laying new steel
rails between Bush river and Perryman They
weigh about twenty pounds to the yard more
than the ones which they replace.
Mt. Vernon Sunday School, near Pros
pect, has recognized with the following Of
assistant, j. X. Heaps; secretary, Miss Annie
Pyle; librarian, Miss Minnie Colbus; treasurer,
Miss Mamie McNabb.
Buck Moore, the well known fisherman.
very narrowly escaped drowning in Bush
river on Sunday. He was sailing down the
river for the purpose of fishing his nets when
puff of wind struck the sail, overturning
he nd Mr. int .
river.
News has been received of the critical i'll
ness at st. Luke's Hospital, Denver, Colorado,
OF heart trouble of M. John A. Hanna, form
erly of Hartford. Mr.. Hanna will be remem
bered pleasantly by many of our citizens, he
having been for several years a resident of
Bel Air.
On Easter, in the st. Paul's Evangelical
Lutheran Church, near Perryman, young
persons were admitted to the Lords Supper
for the first time by the holy rite of confrma
ton. The congregation now numbers about
120 commitment members, and is in a flour
ishing condition.
Miss Carrie P. Gallup, of Perryman, who
has been spending the winter in Baltimore,
chaperoned party of young people on Mon
day to New York to attend the unwilling of the
Grant Monument. Among those in the party
were Miss Mary X. Bay, Mr.. Samuel L. STREET.
and Mr.. Harry n. Abercrombie, all of Balti-
more.
Frank Virencel, of Baltimore, was arrest
ed at Perrymans on Sunday, charged with
trapping redbirds, contrary to the law. He
was taken before Justice Malcolm and fined
$40 aud cost, being two dollars for each OF
five birds. The fines were afterwsrd RENTED
and Virencel made hasty departure for
Baltimore with his birds.
While Mr. James B. Preston was on his
way to Bel Air on Tuesday afternoon. he stop
ped at Emmorton and went into the store
leaving his horse unhitched. The horse step
ped upon loose board which tapped upon
the ground, frightening the animal. He ran
away and was not caught until he reached
Bel Air. No damage was done.
-Messrs. John D. Worthington, Albert T.
Geatty, &. Smith Norris, John B. Hanna,
Willard q. Rouse, j. e. Rouse and Walter
w. Preston are the incorporators and direc-
tors of new building association organized
in Bel Air. 1t will be known as the Fire
side Permanent Building Association of
Hartford county, and the capital stock is
placed at $1,000
"A mad dog was killed on Wednesday
81 inst. near Constitution, which is supposed
to be the one which bit Miss Hackett last
week. 1t bit the dogs belonging to Messrs.
George NJ. Wiley, Samuel Clements and
others, and made an attack upon Mr.. James
DoughertY, who however succeeded in escap-
ing. 1t was shot at several times before it
was killed.
"A party of ladies and gentleman from
Bel Air went down to Havre de Grace on
Tuesday, to visit the fishing floats. They Sc
cured the Railroad tugboat and sailed to
Port Deposit and the Battery, having very
pleasant trip The party was composed of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Robinson, Misses
Juliet and Grace STREET., Rosa Jacobs and
Bessie Lee, and Messrs Edwin II. Webster, of
j., William :. Forwood, Jr., John S. Web
ster and e. Cover STREET..
AT meeting of Base Ball enthusiasts held
at Perryman, April 2Sth, permanent organ
ization was formed known the Perryman
Base Ball Club. The following officers were
elected: President. o. NJ. Johnson secretary.
Burton Proctor; treasurer F. Willis Michael;
manager Louis 7. Michael. The promoters