The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-01-22
The EGIS AND NTELIJGENCER
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The days are perceptibly longer.

A subscriber wishes to know how tn
taste of garlic may be taken out of milk
butter
MIR. 5. NJ Bayless has rented his farm
near Chenille aud will shortly sell all hi
stock and farming utensils.
The ladies of Emmanuel Church have or
ganized Chancel Guild with Miss Sue
Street, as presiding officer
The Delta Board of Trade is arranging tc
erect a s., 900 factory, with view of securing
silk factory to locate at that place.
Mr.. William c. Shanberger, of Federal
Hill, has executed deed of trust to Col
Ohio $. Lee, for the benefit of his creditors.
Snow fell on Thursday and Friday OF
last week and for while the merry jingle
of the bells made the streets of Bel Air lively.
Sheriff Cooley has appointed Messrs.
William H. Paul and Robert Nelson as watch
men, at the Jail They will serve as alternate
nights
Mr.. Alexander Helper, of Baltimore and
Miss Zetta Galloway, of Hayre de Grace, were
married on January 18th. They will reside
in Baltimore.
MIR. A. P. Jackson aud Miss Edna Rouse,
both of Hayre de Grace, were married last
week in Perryville, by Rev. IL. e. Budd, of
the VI. Z. Church.
Our thanks are rendered to Mr.. John
Monsees of the Union Iron Works, San Fran
cisco. California, for late copies of the San
Francisco Examiner.
AT the Poultry Show held at Centre Mar
ket Hall, Washington, D. c., last week, Mr.
p. II. Mccormick, of Bel Air, was awarded a
prize for black Minorcas.
Rev. Samuel c. WATSON, pastor of the
Churchvile Presbyterian Church, is conduct
ing a series Of special services at Faith Pres
byterian Church, Baltimore.
Mr. George 7. Myers has been reappointed
city clerk, Mr.. William n. Coale, city treas
urer, Mr.. John Beaver, street commissioner
and Mr.. John Welsh, bailiff of Hayre de
Grace.
Among the names prominently mention
ed for United States Senator from California,
is that of Mr.. Irving NJ. Scott, native Of
Darlington, and brother OF the late George
L. Scott.
Archie Suter the six year-old son of Mr..
Nicholas Suter, of Havre de Grace, found
pistol cartridge on Tuesday, and began ham
mering it. The cartridge exploded and tore
his hand badly.
Next Sunday Jan 24th Rev. j. A. Hop
kins will preach in the Edgewood Hall at
80 p NJ and continue the service each
evening during the week at the same hour.
All are welcome.
William F. Kirk wood, who was shot on
Saturday, January 9, by a spring gun in the
stable of Edward Kirby, in Conowingo, died
on Monday. His death had been previously
enormously reported.
The sewing society of the Bel Air Methc-
dist Protestant Church have furnished the
church with much needed improvement.
They have had placed in position two hand
some six light chandeliers.
The case of William J. Becker, ct al, VS..
Isaac w. Bolts was called for trial on Tues
day morning. John s. Young and James j.
Archer appeared for the plaintiff, and W. &.
Rouse, George L. VanBibber and 5. A. Will
Iiams for the defence.
timore county, filed in the Circuit Court of
that county on a petition for a di-
vorce from his wife, Virginia Enfield, on the
charge OF desertion. The respondent lives at
Carea Hartford county.
Rev E. c. Gallaher preached to the
members of Co. d, on Sunday night Ehe
sermon was based upon II Timothy I'd chapter
t. ahl and rio to
Gospel address. The company attended in
uniform, in charge of Capt. Forwood.
-Amad dog was killed on the farm of DR..
John Sappngton, near Darlington, on Thurs
day last, after having bitten dog belonging
to the tenant on tine place. A portion OF the
medula of the dog was taken, and cat inoc-
ulated in order to test the question of rabies.
I'm the Circuit Court on Monday,n the case
of Baker e Morgan against the First National
Bank of Aberdeen, an agreement was reached
by which judgment was confessed by the
defendants for 81 800, and an entry Of ''satis-
faction made. Each party is to pay their
own costs.
-Perryman lodge, o. G. e. on Tuesday 18th
inst, installed the following officers: Com
& A. McGuigan, past commander. e. h.
Wood; prelate, a. II. Vogts; secretary, d. W.
Taylor; treasurer, B. Frank Thompson; COL
lector, O. n. johnson; guide, P. j. Martin;
guardian, W. j. Mcdonald.
"A young man named Harry Mccall,
resident of Havre de Grace, went down to
the Furnace wharf in that city on Thursday
a IL riH
When he attempted to fire, the weapon burst
in his hands. He was severely burned about
the face and hands but the flying pieces did
not strike him. DIR. Weusthoff attended him.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Conowingo Bridge Company was held
on Monday and the old board of directors
-zas unanimously elected. They are: James
&C Bell, president; Jacob Tome, Levi X.
!Bnown, Richard Mccoy and James s. Patter-
,son- The damages caused by recent storm
have been repaired and the structure is now
lin good condition.
--Messrs. S. A. Williams and job s. Young
have been appointed receivers for lot of
ie3elry, silverware, furniture and pictures,
beI0aging to the estate Of the late Richard C..
Hardesty, and valued at the sum of 1898 65.
The bill prays for sale of the goods and that
the proceeds be distributed among the heirs,
who are Mrs Elizabeth X. Richardson, of Bel
Air, Mrs. nortense Mcintyre, of Baltimore,
and Mrs. Julia James, Of Easton.
The Evsngelistc services under the
ausl vices of the united churches of Bel Air,
were closed on Friday night. Sermons were
deHvert on Wednesday by Rev. Kerby S
Miller of the Presbyterian Church; on Thurs
day 10y Rev. Silas B. Treadway, of the Metho
dist Protestant Church; and on Friday by Rev
R. Allan CastJeman, of Emmanuel Protestant
Episcopal Church. The music during the
sessions was in charge of Dr. Benjamin Smith
and Miss Mary Richardson and Mrs Mary
Mock. Rev. w. s. Edwards, Presiding Elder
of the East Baltimore district was present on
Friday and took part in the services.
Almost Frozen to Death.
White several men were driving through
strip OF goods in the vicinity Of Cambria oil
Thursday 2orning last, they noticed peculia
looking object lying near tree and partl
covered with SBSz. Upon investigation the.