The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-04-16

PlOHe line from BEL AIR 10 haNre &c Trace,
to-day, Friday, starting from the latter place.
The annual shad-bake of Admiral John
Rodgers Post, e. \. r., Of Havre lie Grace.
will be given at the Spencer House, on April
215h.
Letters Of administration have been issued
by the Register Of wills to SalIic Thompson
and W. b. Rowe, upon the estate of John {.
Thompson.
-TgF.zS Nezman Nd, con If Mir. ,767Tn
T. Ward, JarrettsyiIe was ordained as an
elder of the Methodist Protestant church, on
Sunday
Secretary of State Dallam celebrated Ar
Dor Day by planting forty-two trees about his
home. He is still looking for names to lie
stow upon them.
Letters of administration upon the estate
of William n. Hughes have been granted by
the Register of Wills to William 7. and Il.
Granville Hughes.
The Whatsoever Circle OF Kings DaUgh
tiers will hold their regular meeting on We'd
nesday April 2lst at the residence of Mr..
John IL. Reckord, at 80 p. NJ.
MIS- 1'auHlc Dal tOl, has itlHONtu " luc
old Bartol homestead near Clermont Mills,
which has recently been purchased by Mr..
James Bartol, of Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. J. F. Norris, who is a student of
hedicine at the College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Baltimore, has returned to his
hole hear Norrisville, for the vacation.
-Nr. J. 5. Richardson sold on Monday at
at Curt house door the property Of the late
Henr: Bowman, situated near Level and
containing 81 acres, to Mr.. Noble L. Mitchell
for 81, 90.
Az Easter entertainment will be held in
Mekendree Church on Monday evening,
April 10. No charge for admission. There
will also be one at Ayres Chapel on Saturday
evening, April 18th.
Key. Richard Norris, d. D., one of the
best known ministers of the Baltimore Con
Terence of the NJ. L. Church, died in Baltimore
on Wednesday. In 1862 and 1868 he was pas
tor OF the church at Havre dc Grace.
Letters testamentary have been granted
to Susan J. Robinson, executrix OF Jane G.
Robinson; to c. Bosley Littig, executor, of
Blanche Il. Worthington; and to Annie N.
Shannon, executrix of Mary a. GLASGOW.
A bill has been filed in the Circuit Court
by William L. Smith, OF Havre de Grace ask
ing for divorce from his wife, Susan j.
Smith. The cause alleged is desertion. They
were married in 1898 and lived together until
April 1894.
The new steam yacht The Two Sisters
belonging to Mr.. Frank j. Boyd, the genial
proprietor Of the Hartford House at Havre de
Grace, was launched on Tuesday, and took
out party Of ladies ana gentlemen on her
trial trip.
Cards have been Used announcing the sf-
preaching marriage of Mr. Frank NJ. Woods,
of Baltimore, to Miss Nellie L. Travers, OF
Aberdeen. The ceremony is to take place at
the home Of the brides parents on Wedncs
day, April 2S.
Last Sunday was Pain Sunday, celebrated
in the Episcopal and Catholic churches as the
anniversary of Christ's entry into Jerusalem.
The custom of blessing palms and distributing
them to the congregations dates from the
fourth century.
An Easter service will be held at the NJ
E. Church South, Aberdeen, on Sunday even
ing at 7.3O o'clock The programme will con
sst OF music, rectations and dialogues by the
Sunday School, ana choice music 10y the
choir. All Welcome.
West Liberty H. f. Sunday School has
recognized with the following officers: SUI
perintendeuJ. W. Evans Ar,ierson; assistant,
Charles AlmoSy; secretary, N. Rankin Gem
mil; librarian, Richard Tredway; lreasurer,
Miss Mary McGinniss.
Attention is called to the entertai nmen.
which is announced for Saturday night at the
Masonic Temple. The ". NJ. c. Glee and
Mandolin Club has an enyiable reputation,
aud the object for which the concert is to be
given is a worthy one.
Charles Jackson, coored, was arrested on
Friday, charged with assauting with intent to
kill, his sister in-aw, Eliza Reye!ls. He was
taken before Justice Richardson and com
mitted to Jail for the action of the grand jury
In default Of $500 security.
The Brotherhood of st. Andrew, Emman-
uel Chapter elected the following officers for
the next term, at their meeting on Tuesday
night: President, P. Moores Maynadier;
vice president, Douglas Gilbert; secretary,
Robert Bull; treasurer, J. Rush STREET..
-MoKendree NJ. L. Sunday School, has re-
organized by the election of the following
officers: Superintendent, James \. Wheeler;
assistant superintendent, William T. Ilender-
son, secretary, John f. Wiley; assistant, c.
Ross Henderson; treasurer, Mrs. j. Wesley
Henderson.
Mr.. Jacob Shapiro has been the agent
through whom great amount of amusement
has been derived lately by his exhibition of
the wonderful GramOphone or talking
machine. Mr. shapiro is the sales agent for
the machine, and call upon him will con-
vince the most skeptical.
The first dance Of the season will he given
in the assent, room OF .ue 'iasps- c..r~
49, ~. ,dnesday, April Dist The mana
gers upon the occasion VIII he Messrs. Cliff
ford Dawson Rosan, j. Rush STREET., Henry
G.. Maynadicr, " Boyd Bell, Richard Dallam
and John A. Evans.
Mr. William F. McGinnis, of NorrisvilIe,
has purchased from Mrs. Sarah Green, the
Wesley Green property near West Liberty
church, containing l72l acres OF land and has
removed thereto Mr. &. Harry Yost, who
lately bought Mr.. McGinniss, farm near
Norrisvile has taken possession.
Mr. Henry E. O'Nell, of Havre de Grace,
and Mrs. Lille a. Mousdale, OF Aberdeen,
were married at the Hartford Avenue NJ. f.
parsonage, Baltimore on Tuesday by Rev. j.
st. Clair Neal. They returned to Hayre de
Grace Immediately after the marriage, and
will make their home in that city.
A small frame dwelling belonging to Mr.
Patrick II. Rutledge, and situated on the road
leading from Rutedge postOtiice 10 Pleasant
Vile, was entirely destroyed by fire on Sunday
evening. 1t YVES unteHanted and it is suppOs
ed, was set on fire. It was insured in the
Farmers Insurance CO., Of York, Pa.
-Pupits were filled in Baltimore on Sun
day, by the following Hartford members of The
MARYLAND Annual Conference Of the Metho
dist Protestant church: AlInutt Memorial
Rev. T. c. Makosky; Remington, Rev \.
BicheIl; Faith Presbyterian, Rev. 5. j.. Tired
way: Scott Street. [. b., Rev. j. T. Lasseilc
Late on Wednesday afternoon as Ny
Alfred II. Wilson, Of Bush Chapel, was return
ing home from a trip to Aberdeen, driving
pair of highly spirited horses to coverec
wagon the horses took fright and ran away
AS they ncared home, they made an abrup
turn and coIided with gate post, breaking
the wagon badly and severely injurin
one of the horses. Mr.. Wilson was uninjul
ed,