The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-01-08
The EGIS AND INTELLGENCER,
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY g, 1897
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


-Protracted services are in progress at thu
Tabernacle church near Flintville.
Commissioner General Herman Stump
was visiting his Bel Air home this week.
An original government pension has beer
granted to James X. Kigore, of Pylesvile
Mr. William +. Wilson has sold his farm
near PyIesville to Mr.. Isaac W. Heaps fol
50 500
-Protracted meeting commenced on Sun
day night at Salem Evangelical church
Jarretisvi.le.
MIR. George VI. Wiley, of Constitution, Pa
fell q few days ago while hauling ice and cut
his face and head badly
Letters of administration C. t. u. have
been granted to VIM. McComas upon the
estate of Joshua McComas.
bishop Paret preached and confirmed a
class Ct five persons at St. johns ?. Z. Church
Havre de Grace, on Sunday.
sir. William McGinniss, of Norrisville,
has purchased the Wesley Green property,
near = est Liberty Church, for S., 500.
A watch meeting was held at Emmanuel
church on New Years Eve. 1t was an I'M
usually solemn and beautiful service.
William H. Phillips died at his home on
Greenmount Ave. in Baltimore on Wednes-
day in the 42I year. He was buried on
Saturday.
Mr.. FL Nathan Woodhouse, an ex- Confed-
crate soldier, delivered lecture in the Ma
sonic hal Or Monday night to L small but
appreciatiye audience.
The marriage OF MIR. George Burkin and
Miss Katie Lay, will take place on Wednes-
d5y next January 18th, at P. NJ at the Ger
man Lutheran church near Perrymans.
Mrs Laura I. Turpin, daughter of the
late Judge Stevenson Archer, died at the re-
sidence of ner son DR.. Stevenson w. Turpin
OF Pt Coupee, Parish, La. on Dec. eth 1896
MIR. William $. Forwood, Jr., reports
that all the deeds, mortgages, etc, which
have been left for record in the Clerks office
of the Circuit Court, have been recorded up
to date.
Mrs. Sallie j. Wa!tsmyer died at her
home, i'll Stewartstown Pa, on December u,
in the 3lS5 year of her age She was the wife
OF Mr. &. Wesley Watemyer, formerly Of
Norrisyille.
DR.. Zsbulon Lowe, who has been for
several years resident of Bel Air as mem
Der of the firm OF Forwood and Co. Druggists,
has removed to Washington, D. {. We were
10th to lose the genial and popular Doctor.
Mr. Septimus Davis, as attorney for j. II.
Thiemeyer " Co., of Baltimore, has filed
bill in the Circuit Court asking that a receiver
be appointed for the Aberdeen Can Company,
alleging that the said company is insolyent.
The next meeting OF the Deer Creek
Farmsr's club will be held at the residence OF
Mr.. Harry Silver, Chenille, on Saturday
January 10th. Subject, shallow or deep
blowing, and how deep shall we plant corn"
Mr. J. Royston sliler has purchased the
farm belonging to the estate of the late Curtis
II. Stiler, and Mr. Aaron F. Sitter has bought
the property in Norrisvile. The latter has
sold the blacksmith shop and foundry in Nor
risville to Mr.. William A. Hulshart.
The farmers il the neighborhood of
Magnolia had 4 fine fox hunt on Tuesday
O'Clock and made a circuit of about three
miles, striking out near the 3. s o. r. X.
Thomas Oakley, managed the hounds.
List of uncalled for letters remaining in
the Bel Air postoflice: Miss Cora E. Garrett,
Mrs. Pheba E. Hacket, Miss Sauie McComas,
MIR. William B. Ouions, Mr. Thomas I. Tur-
ner aud Mir. David Warner. Persons calling
for these letters will say they were advertis-
ed.
A missionary concert will be held in Dub
lin VI. f. Church, Wednesday, January 18th.
ut 80 p. NJ. A voluntary offer of not less
than five cents will be expected at the door,
bat it is hoped that many liberal contributions
Will be given. Proceeds for the benefit of the
church. Should The weather prove unfavor-
able, il viii be held on the next fair night
following.
In the case OF james W. Price VS.. the p
VI. & b. r. r. appealed from Cecil county
court, the Court of Appeals on Tuesday hand
ed down Il decision affirming the judgment
OF the lower Court. The plaintiff is resi-
dent Of Hartford county, and the case was
removed from tie Circuit Court of this county.
MIR. John Order has been appointed as
an additional game warden for Hartford
county
--Matshal's Lodge, X Of P, OF Jarretts-
viI'e Lave elected the following officers for
tAe easuiug terra ? C., sylvester Phelps :;
G. &, Thomas Il. Miller; V. e. W. II. Lynch;
hrel&te, Rev. &. y. WoIG II. of Z , j. L.
Beatty; NJ. Of +, ". Il. Carroll; X. OF L. &
:. \. :. Upton; u. at a, Charles Amrein; !.
IL. i. D. GLADDEN.; o. e., Howard Shilling:
Representative to Grand Lodge, w. Calder;
Trustee, \. D. GLADDEN..
On Tuesday morning about ten o'cloci,
as the four-horse teams belonging 20 Hanson s.
Lantz, at Magnolia, were being loaded, the
horses became frightened at u horn blown by
fox hunter. Both teams started to run away
and the teamster Of one, John Miller was
thrown By horse falling upon him and was
seriously injured. He received among other
injuries bad cut near the right eye. He was
taken to the Baltimore City Hospital for treat
mcut.