The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-02-19
rAE EGIS And INTELLIGENCER,
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

-Adolph Hoon was arraigned on Monday.
He plead not guilty, and Tuesday, February
%, was set as day for his trial.
About fifty new members have been add
ell to the Bel Air Presbyterian Church since
the close Of Evangelist Gales work here.
The next meeting of the Norrisyille
Farmers Club will be held at the residence Of
Mr.. Arthur s. Edie, on this Friday evening.
-tiovernor Iownles, has appointed Mr..
Daniel H. Bay, Supervision of Election to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr..
{. c. Pussy.
MIR. John S. Webster, young son OF Mr..
William Webster, near Churchvlle, painfully
injured his foot on Thursday last by sticking
pitch fork into it.
MIR. NJ. Stanley McComas who has lately
been in the employ of the Henry Record Mfg
Co, has secured position with W. +. Keen
& Co, Bel Air
Hon. William l.. Wilson, Postmaster
General Of the United States has been unani-
mously elected President of the Washington
and Lee University, vice Gen. G. W. c. Lee,
resigned.
Mr. John E Kennedy, formerly in the
employ of Mr.. Robert c. Richardson, Of
Churchville, has accepted position as head
clerk with Messrs. Dickinson & Barr, of
Wakefield, Pa.
Prof John $. Hill and Miss Mamie p.
Asher were married at the residence of her
father Mr.. w. W. Asher, Aberdeen on Thurs
day afternoon by, Rev. d. a. Foard. They
left for trip South.
The coored voters assemb led in Bel Air
on Tuesday and formed an organization to be
called 1.-The Colored Republican Protective
Club of Hartford County" Isaiah Hamilton
is president and William Cooper, secretary.
The ladies of the Sewing Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Bel Air, will
hold a musical at the home Of Mrs. B. w.
Romberger, Wednesday, February "a, at P.
NJ. Admission 10 cents Refreshments serv-
ed free.
A very pleasing musical entertainment
was given in the assembly room of the Masonic
Temple on Saturday night before limited
audience. The music was exceptionally good,
and the singing of Miss Mason far above the
average.
Hon. Hugh T. Bay, Associate Judge of
the Hartford County Orphans Court, and Miss
Elizabeth j. Galbreath, were married at
STREET., on Tuesday, 10th inst by Rev. Albert
&: Parker, pastor of the Highland Presbyte
risn Church
Mr.. Thomas H. Robinson, as trustee, has
sold the Mrs. Laura q. Ady farm, at Ady
postoffice, containing 100 acres, to Mr.. B.
Frank Webster, for 81. 800; also the Theodore
Crew farm, near Deer Creek postoffice, con-
tanning 81 acres, to K. A. and Allen J. Kelley,
for 1900.
The officers of Morning Star lodge, No.
90, l. o. o. F., of Havre de Grace, for the en-
suing term are: Augustus Bechtold, n. G..
William Crawford, V. g.; H. q. Foster, secre-
tary; George Il. Baekey, treasurer; F. Ransch-
er, librarian; W. II. Morgan, l. G.; Charles G.
Ascherfeld, o. g.
The Christian EndeaYor Society of the
Havfe de Grace Presbyterian Church has
elected the following officers President, Mr..
l.. H. Ascherfeld; vice-presideDt, Miss Kate
Brstow; corresponding secretary, Mrs. J. l..
Brown; recording secretary, Mr.. c. G. Ascher-
field; treasurer, Mr.. j. L. Brown.
An enjoyable musical and literary enter
tainment was given by the pupils of Cooptown
school, under the direction of their teacher,
Miss Fanny NJ. Lochary, on Friday evening,
February ~. The recitations, dialogues,
drills and songs were rendered in a pleasing
manner by all the participants.
The Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias was
in session in Baltimore during last week. The
delegates from Hartford county were A. Ham
lin 0s1vef, Of Hartford lodge, No 81, of Havre
de Grace; Henry s. Wright, of Home Secret
lodge No. go, OF Shawsville; and William Cal
der, of Marshals lodge No. 80, Jarrettsville.
Articles of incorporation were filed in the
Clerks office Of Circuit Court on Saturday, of
the East Hartford Agricultural Association,
of Hartford County" The following are
named as directors: George V. Mitchell,
Isaac Hecht, Robert D. Mitchell, Michael Fa-
hey and William J. Fisher. The capital stock
is $4,000.
The residence of Mr. Gilbert s. Hawkins,
situated on Broadway, Bel Air, was entered
by some one Oh Tuesday night. Entrance
was effected by forcing open the kitchen door.
The interloper made his way through the
kitchen and dining room into the pantry where
he evidently satisfied the inner man and took
his departure without disturbing either the
inmates or their valuables, as far as could be
ascertained.
The Churchville Mission Band held an
enjoyable conundrnm supper at Mrs. Harlans
on the eveningof Feb. ~. The programmes
innocent amusing and interesting. The bill Of
fare simple inexpensive and palatable. Other
bands or societies desiring to give like en-
tertainment will be furnished the programme
and menu, for 1 two cent stamps for home
missions by the secretary, Miss Ava F. Ball
Churchville, Hartford Co., Md.