The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-01-29
The ECIS AND INTELuGENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

is better known ''OrOunu nOS udy.
The snow on Wednesday night, while
deep enough, is too dry for good sleighing
Mr.. Charles F. Harry, of Jersey City, n.
j., is visiting his old home Eear Pylesville.
MIR. William Ii. Harlan, is still seriously
i'll at his home on Pennsylvania avenue ex
tended.
Mr. c. c. Pusey, has resigned as one of
the Supervisors OF Election, for Hartford
county.
Miss Matte Wheeler, of baltimore, has
been appointed assistant teacher at the Edge
wood school.
A cold wave struck this vicinity on Sun
day night, the thermometer registering 50 on
Monday morning.
Fifty penitents have been at the altar at
Tabernacle Church, near Flintville, during
the past four weeks.
The wilma W. &. 7. U. viii meet at the
home of Mrs G. W. McComas on Thursday
Feb 4th, at 80 o'clock.
Mr. r. Lee Driven, who was at one time
editor of the 4bcrdeen Enterprise, died at San
Francisco, Cal, Dec 18th.
MIR. Charles II. Jones, of Fulford, left on
Wednesday for visit to friends and relatives
in Philadelphia and Boston.
The Norrisville Farmers Club will hold
its regular meeting on Friday evening at the
residence of Mr.. Joseph Anderson.
The insolvency case of Isaac w. Boots is
still on trial before Judge Walters and jury.
1t will probably occupy the rest OF the week.
Letters of Administration upon the estate
of Patrick McGiligan, deceased, have been
granted to John Tahaney and Mary A. Taha-
ney.
A marriage license has been granted to
Mr. Charles H. Burns, of White Hall, and
Miss Laura V. Trout, of Shane, Baltimore
county.
Mr.. Charles S. Hilton, merchant OF
Aberdeen, has executed deed of trust to
Robert Archer, for the benefit of his creditors.
A bond for SC, 600 has been filed.
A marriage license has been issued by
the Baltimore county Circuit Court, to James
Oliver Morgan, of Hartford county and Mrs.
Belle Hook, of Parksville Baltimore county.
Thomas Regain, who was committed to
the House of Correction on December 18th,
to serve two months, on charge OF vag-
rancy, has been pardoued by Governor
Lowndes.
Application has been made to Governor
Lowndes for the pardon of Alfred S. Day, who
is serving term in the penitentiary for de-
frauding Baker & Morgan, of Aberdeen of
several thousand dollars in 1894.
The inventory of the personal estate Of
the late Howard Munnikhuysen, OF Balti
more, places its value at sl16,355 81. The
deceased was native Of Bel Air, and
brother of DR.. w. b. Munnikhuysen.
A water famine is seriously feared in the
vicinity of Perrymans, Many springs and
wells are now dry in that neighborbood that
never failed before. Several intersections of
Hartford county are similarly affected.
The Citizens Law and Order League, of
Bel All. and vicinity will hold mass meet
ing in the court house on Friday, January
Goth at s P. NJ. All members and those in
sympathy with the movement are requested
to be present.
Little Arthur GulIott, who was so badly
injured by being run over on Oct. 9Th last by
Mir. Poole's threshng machine, has so far i'm
proved. under the care Of Drs. j. c. Butler
aud William S. Archer as to be able to discard
his crutches.
Mr.. J. II. Lovett, of Perrymans recently
exhibited at this Office two pairs of link cuff
bottoms belonging to his father and mother.
They are seventy-tive years old and very
much the same style as worn to-day This
shows that some OF the old styles of jewelry
are coming in fashion again.
The cold wave which has spread over
large portion of thiscountry has caused general
distress among the very poor. We are thank
full to say that in this county no cases have as
yet been heard of, but we feel sure if there are
any such, that prompt aid will be cheerfully
offered by our good hearted people.
Rev. Kerby =. Miller, the popular pastor
of the Bel Air Presbyterian Church received
on Friday telegram announcing the sad
news of the death of his sister, Miss Catherine
Miller, at her home at Carrollton, Missouri.
The young lady, was in her eighteenth year
and had been an invalid for some time. Mr..
Miller left on the afternoon train on Friday
to attend her funeral.
Mr.. George c. Stokes, Jr., a member of
the Baltimore bar and a son of Rev. George
e. Stokes, rector of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of the Redeemer died in Baltimore
county last week at the age of thirty-three
years Mr.. Stokes was q lineal descendant of
Mr. Robert Y. Stokes the founder of lIavre
de Grace, and the only property there owned
by any descendant OF the man who laid out
the town was held by the deceased.
A number OF the young people Of Aber-
deem met at the residence of Miss Margaret
Baker and organized the ''Oak Leaf Pastime
Club for the purpose of friendly and social
entertainment and improvement of mind.
The motto is, 'Let Us Live While We Live"
The following are the officers President, 2.
Tevis Baker; vice president, Donald K, Pritch-
ard; secretary, William j. Asher; treasurer,
Miss Jessie Baker; historian, Miss Laura Tay-
lor. The club has enrolled twenty-one MEM
bers.
In consequence of the sudden and severe
illness of two members of the Upper Falls
Dramatic Club the plays announced to take
place on the 18th and Goth at the Upper
Falls Casino had to be postponed. The club
deeply regretted to disappoint the large
audience but as two OF the leading characters
were on the sick list it was impossible to
proceed The plsys however will be present
ed on the evenings OF February 81 ard 81 and
everything will be done to make the affair a
success. This is the same company which
gave such an interesting performance in Bel
Air last winter. The receipts will go towards
helping the suffering Armenians.
Mr. Charles c. Holmes, son of ex-sherif
Holmes, OF Manor, Baltimore county, and
Miss Annie Waters Brown, of Millersvile,
Anne Arundel county, were married at St.
Pauls P E Church, Baltimore City, on We'd
nesday, by Rev, George X. Warner, rector Of
ST. James P. E Church. on the Manor. The
trimmed with velvet and white lace. The
ushers were H. Stanislaus Clark aud Ernest
SadtIer, OF Baltimore, s. Elmer Miller, Of
Monkton, and Ridgley Bond, of Jessups,
Anne Arundel county, Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes
took the afternoon train for the North. They
will reside on MY Lady's Manor
Personal Mention.
Miss Fannie Galloway aud Mr.. Joseph Mas
returned to their homes IN Baltimore on Mon
day, after pleasant visit to Mrs. n. Henry
Smithson, of Pylesville.