The aegis & intelligencer., 1897-06-04
fIIE EGISAND NlELLICENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

On June Isl 1897, fires and light overcoats
were needed to render 4 person comfortable
Mr. William NJ Marine deliyerd the me
mortal Grafton at Cumberland on Decoration
day
Letter, tcstamentary upon the estate of
DIR. ". W. Nirdin, have been granted to
Kate T. L. Nirdn.
Madison Marine, son of Mr. Wm. NJ.
Marine. graduated at the Maryland univcr-
sity School of Law, this week.
Mr. Joseph VI. STREET., of the Hartford
Dcmoalt, has been reelected president Of the
Democratic Editorial Association.
The Norrisville Farmers club will hold
their next meeting at the residence of Mr.
Joseph Il. lyrrel, this Friday evening.
Miss Mary Russell, of IIavre de Grace,
graduated rs Il trained nurse at the Maryland
University Hospital, on Thursday last.
Mr. James } Gibson and Miss Sallie {.
Gilbert, both Of Havre de Grace were married
on Tuesday 25th inst by Rev. W. L. Bird.
The Mite Society of Ayrc's Chapel, will
be held at the residence Of MIR. !. Thomas
Anderson, on Tuesday evening, June Sth.
-Nr :. NJ. Dylcveit, OF Chestnut Hill, has
been chosen as one the members ofthe execu-
tive committee Of the Alumni Association Of
the State Normal School.
Charles Buchanan, colored, was arrested
ON Monday, charged with vagrancy. Justice
Barnes committed him to the House of Cor
rectiou for twelve months.
The Bicycle Club of Bel Air, has made
two successful runs lately, the first being to
Fallston on Thursday night and the other 10
Churchville on Tuesday night.
Two Hartford horses were entered for the
. p pacing race at Pimlico on Thursday, viz:
Vienna" by the Solitude Stock Farm, and
''Belmarch," >" by Wilton Greenway.
"A marriage license has been granted by
the Clerk of the York County Court to Mr..
Benjamin F. W. McClung of Norrisville, and
Miss Lydia a. Nchey, of Stewartstown, Pa.
Tie novel sight of persons attending
strawberry and ice cream festival and build
ing fires to keep themselves warm, was
witnessed at Dry Branch church on Satur-
day evening.
On Tuesday, United States District Attor-
ney William l.. Marbury, appointed Mr..
Thomas \. Hays, Jr., of Bel Air. to a clerk
ship in his Office, to succeed Mr.. George l..
Wood, resigned.
Rev. J. Mckeniree Reilly, D. D., one of
the most brightly shining lights OF the Balti-
more Annual Conference, NJ Z. Church, died
at his residence in Baltimore on Wednesday,
aged eighty years
The stable and hen house upon the prop
erty occupied by Mr. John II. Rooney, near
Forest Hill, We're destroyed by fire on Wednes
day. The loss will amount to about 500.
Insured in the Hartford Mutual.
The receipts at the Office of the Clerk of
Circuit Court on account of the license fund,
during May were as follows: Traders
licenses, - ,S;5: female traders, 1854; exhibit
tion licenses, $20T Total s., ,596.
A builiing for the use of the Gambrill
Textile Company is in course Of erection at
Havre de Grace. 1t vii! be of solid granite
and brick, and will he forty feet wide by one
hundred and thirty-fve feet in depth.
Mrs. Lille May Green, of Baldwin, and Mr..
Irwin e. GAbreath, Of Delta, were married on
Wednesday evening, at Chestnut Grove
Church, Sweet Air, Baltimore county, by Rev.
i. Lewis Hyde, assisted by Revs. f. e. Eason
and K. /. Clark.
The will OF the late Dr. William W.Nirdin,
who died last month st his home, ''Brght
Water" near Lapidum, has been probated in
the Orphans's Court. lie leaves his property
of every description to his wife, and upon her
death to 20 to his children.
Mr.. Clifford D. Rosan, one Of the crack
cyclists OF Harford county, made a run from
Bel Air to Baltimore on Monday, by way of
the rough and hilly turpike, in one hour and
thirty minutes. Mr. Rosan made the trip
with his coat on and satchel tied to his
wheel.
-Mr Morris Dean. lost fine 5 year Old
Inere on Tuesday night. She was found lying
a@ainst straw stack and appeared to have
d!e'i g"!ehs+hare being no signs Of a struggle.
Inc mare was aPP~reutly in good health and
Mr.. Dean can rot imagfne the cause of her
sudden death.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian Church Of
HavIc dc Grace lctted about one hundred
dollars at their festival which closed On Satur-
day night Rev. y. T. Waldo, The pastor,
was presented with large pound cake by
Prof. Charles 7. Wright, on behalf OF the
committee.
The members Of Venus Council, No. a.,
0. I. A. NJ, presented handsome L. 5. flag
- Hartford Seminary on Saturday afternoon.
When the ensign was raised, addresses were
made by Mr.. E. y. Baldwin, of CIaymont,
Del, Pref Charles 7. Wright, of Havre de
Grace, Rev. ". F. Bird and Mr.. W. Z. Bow
Iaan.
The Creswell Telephone Company
lines are completed and in working order
from ChuIchvie to Joppa and from Church.
vile TO BeIc4mp. 1t starts with a good
patronage and will soon be extended tO
Abingdon and other points. 1t connects with
the Hartford Telephone Company's lines at
Churchvlle.
The Northwestern portion of Hartford
county has been visited during the past two
weeks with remarkably heavy storms. The
road and fields have been badly washed, the
former requiring immediate attention in
ordes to render them passabe. Many OF the
corn fields have been replanted, some of them
more than once.
"A DtultCTdtic CiuD NdS OTSdHlLeu Ou
May 29lh at the Hickory with q view Of pro-
noting Democratic success in the approach
ing campaign. After the election of temporary
officers the meeting adjourned to reassem
bic on June 9TH at S p. NJ, and fully organise
by the election of permanent officers. The
Hon. George Y. Maynadier has promised tC
address the meeting on the date named.
Cards have been issued by Dir. and Mrs
Il. +. ". Opperman, of Abingdon announc
ing the marriage of their daughter, Miss Id.
5. Opperman, to Mr.. Nicholas A, Gorrell
well-known resident Of Creswell. The cere
monv will take place on Wednesday next a
30 O'Clock at Cokesbury Memorial, the new
Methodist Episcopal Church at Abingdon
The ceremony will be performed by Rev. J
". Fleming, pastor in charge.
The rose lawn party to be held in :he awl
al the parsonage at the NJ. +. Church South
Aberdeen, Md, next Tuesday afternoon all,
evening, June Sth, promises to be an interest
decorated with flowers, &c, and in the even
iag lighted with Chinese lanterns. Aberdeen
Brass Band will furnish music, and ice cream
Strawberries cake, fruits. &c, in abundanc
will be on sale. Every body 90 and enjo
this treat.