The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-12-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ell Administrator Of the estate OF the laIe
Elizabeth Proctor.
MIR. Winnie s. Evans and Miss II. Ella
Ewing, both of Chapel, were married on
Wednesday evening by Rev F. Ii. MulIineaN'
The corner stone of the new st. Mary 5
Catholic church, of the Immaculate ConccP-
tion, was laid at Towsontown, on Wednesday
afternoon.
The engagement of Miss Anna Marie
Whiteford, daughter of Col. James Il. White
ford. of Cambria and Mr. David ii. Silver,
has been made public.
The winter schedule of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad is now in
effect. The trains leave few minutes carrier
than under the last schedule.
Mr.. John Emory Thompson and hiss
Ella Bailey, both of Searhoro, were Marie"
on Wednesday morning at Emmanuel rectory'
by Rev. r. Allen Castleman.
MIR. John W Walk er and Miss Bertha H.
Campbell, were married at tue residence OF
the bride near High Point, on Wednesday
evening by Rev W. W. Davis.
-ssWhatsoeve,r Circle, of the Kings
Daughters, will hold their regular meeting
at the residence of Miss Mary Richardson, on
Wednesday afternoon, at four O'Clock.
Mr.. F. c. James, of the United States
Fish Commission, was in Bel Air this week,
and placed five hundred rainbow trout in Mrs.
Swartz's branch, near Fountain Green.
-Graphophone and elecutionary entertain
meut by Miss Elizabeth Smithson, ofBalti-
more, at the Mountain Christian Church, on
Monday, December Goth, 1897, at P NJ.
-AseI Singleton was taken to the House oil
Correction on Thursday, having been com
mitted to that institution for thirty days by |
Justice George b. Reynolds, of Chenille.
MIR. Frederick W. Baker, Deputy Collec- |
tor in the Internal Revenue Department, has |
been transferred temporarily by Collector
Parett from Baltimore TO Cumberl and, Nd.
Miss Jennie Cullen, of Havre de Grace,
has been appointed assistant teacher al
Youths Benefit School near PleasantYilie.
Miss Edna Hergenrother, of Havre de Grace,
is the principal.
A Division meeting of the 'Daughters OF
the Confederacy," was held in Baltimore on
Tuesday. An election of officers was held
Mrs. G. Smith Norris, of Bel Air, being
selected as third vice-president.
Cards have been issued announcing the
marriage Of Mr. Harry W. Elsner and Miss
Augusta c. Goethy, which will take place at
Peruvian Evangelical Lutheran church, on
Thursday, December 10th, at $50 O'Clock.
s=-Captains w. A. Myers and Benjamin
Ch,sney, both of Havre de Grace, were tried
before Justice Baekey last week on the charge
of violating the ducking laws, by going on
the flats before ) a. NJ. Both were acquitted
Letters of administration, pe,dc,itc lite
have been granted upon the estate OF Mary
Priscilla Stephenson to George l.. NanBbber
and William b. Hopkins. bond to the
amount of four thousand dollars has been
filed.
An illustrated lecture, for the benefit OF
the Christmas expenses of the. Churchyille
Sunday School, will be delivered by Rev. j.
Madison Hare, ON December 18th, at 40 P.
NJ. Subject, The Caverns OF Luray.' Adj
mission free.
Miss Elizabeth K. Reid, the teacher of
the Emmorton School, has been transferred
to Havre de Grace, where she has been sap-
pointed to take charge of one of the primary
grades Miss Reid has proved herself faith
full and competent teacher.
The contract for remoielng the old
school building in Havre de Grace into a
Lookup has been awarded to II. e. Osmond,
fer S4I227 The iron work, including four
cells, to Arm & Co., of Philadelphia. The
ertire cost will be about $96l27.
A debating society has been organized
at Level, and meeting will be held 1T Tenn
perance Hall on Tuesday next at 7.3O Z. VI.
The subject for discussion will be "Resolved
that man has the formation Of his own
character" Good speaking is expected.
A broad-gauge freight car, mounted on
narrow gauge track was upset on the Balti-
more and Lehigh Railroad on Wednesday
morning, near Loeb Raven, blocking the
track and delaying traffic to such an extent
that the nine o'clock mail train did not reach
Bel Air until noon.
Cards have been issued for the marriage
of Mr.. Francis II. Iglehart and Miss Marian
Elizabeth, Youngest daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Wakeman II. Bevard. The ceremony will be
performed on Thursday, December 10th at
twelve o'clock, at st. Marys Protestant Epis
copal Church, Emmorton.
The Legislative Committee, of the Mary
land State Pharmaceutical Association met
in Baltimore this week. Capt. Thomas e.
Forwood, of Bel Air, is a member OF the
committee. and Mr. Edward A. Zeitler, Of
Havre de Grace, is a delegate to the Associa-
ton from this county.
The Farmers Institute was held in Elktou,
on Wednesday. Addresses were delivered by
H. ]. Patterson. on "Fertilizers;n Hon. Geo.
T. Powell, on The Dairy Herd;' and James
E. Rice, on THE Corn Crop" MIR. Powell
Iectured at night on mature study for child
reu," before Il large audience.
The Lecture by Rev. Maltbie D. Baocock,
of Baltimore, which will be delivered under
the auspices of the Friday Night Lecture
Club at the Temple, this Friday evening, is
well worthy of public attention. His theme
will be FLORIDA" and the reputation of the |
lecturer should be sufficient to fill the house |
The Bel Air w. {. 7. L. met on Monday |
in the NJ. Z. churh. The matter Of distribu- |
ting collection cards for the Temple fund was
discussed. The LEGAL Option question was
taken up and it was decided to use all posi-
Bile influence in support of local option le-
lleying that the present law only needs
enforcement, and all temperance voters are
asked 10 stand by the law.