The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-06-18
TIE EGIS AND NTELIIGENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Hill school on Saturday night.
Mr.. Andrew Kinhart is erecting a new
store-house on his property at Madonna.
p. q. Hawkins has been appointed post
master at Churchville, vice K. c. Richardson.
-Children's day services were held in the
Havre de Grace Presbyterian Church on Sun
day.
Mr.. Vim. Roe has been appointed post
master al Forest Hill, vice A. d. Wilson, re-
moved.
The salary of the postmaster at Havre de
Grace has been raised from $1.40O to $1,000
per annum.
-ChildFen's day will be observed at the
Bel Air Methodist Protestant church on
Sunday June 27th.
Joseph Il. Strawbridge, has been appoint
ell postmaster at Cathcart, vice John T.
Cathcart, removed.
MIR. Z. a. Zeitler has purchased the drug
store business OF the late firm of Zeitler e
Lyon, in Havre de Grace.
The Fat and Lean gentlemen of Jarretts-
vile and vicinity will cross bats at Jarretts-
vile tomorrow, Saturday. at P. Nj.
A game of base ball between the Perry
man club and the Chestertown club on Mon
day, resulted in the defeat of the Hartford club
Mr. Sprignal P Wiley, of Norrisville, re-
ceved the degree of Bachelor of Arts at the
commencement of st. Johns College on Tues
day.
DIR. IL. j. Boyd, of Bel Air, attended the
of he I,,iy ~ pf Y yiDia
which was held at Charlottesville, Va, on
Monday.
--Children's Day services will be held at
the Fallston Presbyterian Church, Sunday
afternoon, June 20, at $3.50 P. NJ. Everybody
is cordially invited.
-Childreu's day services at Mt. Vernon NJ.
Z. Church, which were to have been held on
Sunday next, have been postponed until June
9th at 8 80 2. NJ.
Among those receiving the degree of NJ
D., at the commencement OF Johns Hopkins
University on Tuesday, was James NJ. Farr-
nandis MITCHELL of Bel Air.
Miss Grace V. Goldsmith and Mr.. Jack
Quarles made the trip from Baltimore to Bel
Air on their wheels on Saturday. They were
guests of Miss Bessie Boarman.
A marriage license has been issued in
Baltimore county to Mr.. John c. Colgan, of
old York road, Baltimore county, and Miss
Ann Jennie Rahill, of Fallston.
The Board of Supervisors OF Election Or
ganized on Monday by selecting Daniel A.
Bay president. Harry Hughes, secretary, and
Fred. X. Williams, attorney.
Moses Frisby, colored, of Fallston, has
been granted a government pension of $50
per month His back pension amounted to
two thousand nine hundred dollars.
-Rt. Rev. Alfred A. Curtis, late Bishop of
the Diocese of Wilmington, conducted ser
vices at St. Ignatius Church, Hickory, on
Sunday. THE festival OF the Trinity i
AT the commencement at Notre Dame on |
Wednesday, honors were conferred upon Miss |
Grace Kyle,o Fulford, and Miss jeanette Balm,
of Atlanta, Ga Miss Balm is frequent Visi |
tor to Hartford.
The Bel Air band reorganized Tues
day, with B. w. Romberger as president; |
Stanley McComas, secretary and treasurer;
and Edward Ferry leader. There are about
twenty members.
Dr. George W. Massamore, Secretary of
the Maryland State Game and Fish Protection
Association, organized auxiliary associa-
ton at Fallston on Saturday, quite a number
of the citizens joining.
A decree was passed in the Circuit Court
for Baltimore county, on Monday granting an
absolute divorce 10 Margaret Spicer from her
husband, II. Hicks Spicer. The plaintiff |
alleged abandonment.
The Board of Election Supervisors were |
at work on Monday completing the list OF
judges, registrars ard clerks Of Election. An
examination of those appointed will be held |
in Bel Air on Monday next
"A west bound freight train was badly |
wrecked at VanBibber on Wednesday morn
ing. A car jumped the track while the train
was backing, throwing five cars endwise across
tine tracks. Traffic delayed for four
hours.
-Messrs. Il. Harris Archer and j. Wesley |
Henderson, the general assessors for Hartford |
county, have completed their labors. The
cer,, is now busly engaged in adjusting the
accounts, which will be ready 70. publication
shortly.
The Comptroller of the Treasury on Tues
day made the quarterly distribution of the
public school tax. The amounts allotted to
Hartford payable on and after June %, are
as follows: White schools, S2,3ll.3T; colored
schools, $7S5.S3
-Rev. r. Allen Castleman preached on
Sunday at st. Georges 2. E. Church, Spesutia.
He made the trip on his wheel and was com
PEELED, on account of the heavy storm to
walk nearly the whole distance from Perry
mans home.
The Gambrill Textile works at Hayre de
Grace started up on Saturday with number
of looms. The number will gradually increase
and it is calculated that the works, when in
full operation, will employ about two humid
red and fifty hands.
MIR. Benjamin F. w. McClung, OF Norris
vile, and Miss Lydia Richey, of Stewartstown,
Pa, were married at the latter place on We'd
nesday of last week by Rev. Mr.. Smith. The
groom was formerly a well-known member of
the Hartford Teachers Institute.
"A very interesting game of base ball was
played at Glenwood, York county, on Satur-
day, between the Glenwood club and the
Cambria club of Hartford county, the score
being to in favor of the former nine.
A frame barn belonging to the estate of
the late Patrick Howard but now owned by
Mrs. Mary Walker, on the property on
Winters Run, known as Howard N Archer's
mill was totally destroyed by fire at an early
hour on Saturday morning. 1t is supposed
to have been set on fire through the careless
ness of tramps 1t was insured in the Har-
ford Insurance company for $500
"A petition has been filed in the Circuit
Court by William Pinkney White, as attorney
for the Davis Coal and Coke Company of
West Virginia, against the Susquehanna
Water Power & Paper Company, asking for
the sale of the property of that corporation
by the receiver. They file bill amounting
to 81 .3S992, and allege that they are entitled
to priority over the first mortgage.
Isaac Williams, colored while under the
influence OF liquor, on Thursday after noon,
attempted to hoard a moving freight train on
the Z. w. & B. railroad, few yards south of
the depot, at Havre de Grace, and was pro-
badly fatally injured. He was thrown to the
ground and the wheels of one of the cars
passed over his left leg, nearly cutting it off
below the knee The thigh bones were also
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