The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-11-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

son, of South Delta, were married in York
last weak.
Mr. Gilbert $. Hawkins has been appoint
ed as .ardian for the infant children OF
Jacob Her.
Pre- sident Mckinley has issued his first
proclamation. 1t desiguates Thursday, Nov.
25th US Thanksgiving day.
The fair aud baz,r for the benefit of st.
Patrick's Catholic Church, Havre de Grace,
closed gu Saturday night.
A surprise party was rendered Rev. Will
liam Miller, pastor of the Aberdeen NJ. f.
Church on Tuesday evening.
-Ov. QUE thousand barrels of York In
I,rri4l = pies have been shipped this season
from S;e%attstown toGermauy.
\ series of meetings which will continue
for i've weeks, are now in progress at Centre
Preshy teriuu church, near Norrisviie.
Letters OF Administration upon the es-
tate of Parry Herbert, have been granted by
the Register of Wills to Nathan Grafton.
A band of gypses established very at
tracl.vc camp AT hollands branch, on the
Hickor. road, in the early part OF this week.
Mi George Roberts Of Aberdeen, VINO is
employ I'd in lie Internal Revenue Service, has
been assigned to hugcrStowu for the month
of November.
-urz. Hannah c. Iiollingsworih, wife Of
Mr.. joel c. hollingsworth, is lying critically
i'll with Il complication Of diseases, at her
home at Wheel.
Mr. George y. Wiley who was drawn a s
juror was excused on Thursday morning
and George A. Amos, of the fifth district,
drawn in his place,
Til: lext meeting of the Deer Creek
Farmers Club will be held at the residence
of Mr.. thomas IL. Robinson, Bel Air, Satur-
next, \ ovember 18th.
MIR Edward Ferry has resigned the agency
of the ashingDn Life Insurance Company,
for Har ord comfy, and MIR. II. L. Arthur, of
Aberdeen has been appointed.
The monthly meeting of the What ever
Circle o. Kings Daughters will meet at the
residence Of Mrs. j. H. Reckord's, Wednes-
day afternoon, Nov. II, at 400
Prof. W. I. 5. Taliaferro has been sum
moned to Gloucester Court House Va, on
account of the extreme illness Of his father
Genera William b. Taliaferro.
Thieves broke into the Pennsylvania K.
r. statcu at Aberdeen one night last week
and carried of several articles. Mr.. D. z.
Michael Office was also ransacked.
-Mr. James F. BeaI and Miss Antonette
Y I.S - h. Amfh tat Epia
pal pars mage Bel Air, by Rev. Frank X.
Isaac, o.. Wednesday November 4th.
Rev Howard o. Keen, pastor Of the
Reming IN Church, Baltimore, preached at
the Bel tir Methodist Protestant Church on
Sunday night from Matthew 9Th ch., Sth
verse.
Rabbit shooting commenced in Baltimore
county On Monday and will continue until
December 24th In Hartford county the sea
son is u ,re limited. 1t begins Nov. 18th and
terminal IS Dec. l5
The Methodist Protestant church at
Stewart town, will be rededicated on Sunday,
Nov. IS The sermon will be delivered by
Rev. A. W. Mather, of Washington, d. C., a
former pastor of the church.
MIR. John Thomas Ayres, of Shawsvile,
met wit. very painful accident few days
since by falling from the top OF his barn to
the fioor. Several of his ribs were broken
and it Is feared that he was internally injured.
Miss Margaret Bell, entertained nun
Der of her friends at Whist party on Satur-
day afte.noo in honor Of her guests, Misses
nap,,a NicS Ral Miss
Miss Rosa Jacobs, Miss Alice Lee and Miss
Bessie Richardson were the prize winners.
Fig y-fuur licenses were issued by
Deputy Jerk. Joseph W. Chanherlane, last
wcel ia, Duck shooting. Thirty-two licenses |
were dls, ISSUED Tor sink boxes, returning Il
revenue 81 -9Gj, being p more than for
the seas,.u Of 1896.
The h.avs per case in the Office Of the
Clerk Of tnc Circuit Court has been removed
from its position SO rs TO give additional light
to the recorders. 4 is decided improvement
to the appearance OF the Office, well 40 the
comfort 81 al concerned.
The case of Cardinal Gibbons W. The p,
W. d B. L. L. Co, has been docileted for the
November term of the Circuit Court. The
attorney for the church Messrs. Edgar
Cans all 3. Howard Hannah, of Baltimore,
and Hon. ). a. Williams, Of Bel Air.
An Improvement to the lower end of
Main st Get has been made which has been
sadly Ii, .Ged for long while. Il is board
walk in iIUuL OF nanway and keen's lumber
yard. Ne understand that the walk was
laid rnniEIy through the efforts of Rev.
keIby 5 Miller.
Miss Mary Bull, entertained her friends
at '.fiv O'Clock tea at the residence OF Mrs.
Walter V. Preston, on Pennsylvania Avenue
on Satu day. Those present were the Misses
Harris, Kisses Lee, Misses Forwood, Misses
Mabel 'ireett Roberta Maynadier, Halle
Gilbert nd the Misses Boarman.
Mrs Mary d. Walsh rendered card party
to a nuraoer Of her intimate friends at her
beautiful residence Hawthorne" near Cres-
well on Wednesday last. Three tables were
set, the game being seven-handed euchre.
Mrs. Benjamin Bissell, Miss Elise Williams
and Mis- Cassie Lee were the successful prize
takers.
The entertainment given by the Kings
Daughters Of Havre de Grace on Thursday
evening of last week, was an attractive and
enioyaL 6 one. Miss Edith Halbert, of Balti-
more, vas the principal attraction, Miss Ida
Rogers I'd the Havre de Grace Orchestra
added aterally to the success of the enter
TANNER.
DR. Howard A. Kelly, of the Johns Hop
kins University faculty, who has lately be-
~. rF no Ill art.
Heald property, adjoining the town of Bel
Air, will, it is understood, make improve
ments which will make the place a notable
one. NJ Jacob E. Bull will have charge Of
the alterations and Improvements.
Mic Pearl Bristow entertained a number
of her lends on Wednesday evening last at
her resi- euce, corner OF Franklin and Stokes
streets, .Iavre de Grace. Among those pres
ent wer,: Miss Sadie j. Boston, of POGO
moke C..y; Miss Kate A. Baker, of St. Mich
ael's: NJ sses Miriam Prit :hett, Lizzie Reasin,
Lizzie Worthington and Emily Rearin.
--JuG re Octavus D. and his brother, DIR. j.
W. Sturip Norris, who have spent the sum
mer in Eel Air, will leave town on tomorrow,
Saturday, for New York city from whence
they wiz embark on Saturday, Nov. 20, on the
steamship Normania for Naples, Italy. They
expect 10 be absent from the United States
for an indefinite period, probably extending to
two years or more.
The second lecture before the Friday
Night Lecture Club will be delivered at the
Assembly Hall of the Masonic Temple, on
this FIR lay evening. at S o'clock. The Ora