The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-04-22
THE EGlS ANDlNTELLlGENCER.
FRioAY:MoRNING. APRIL %, 1898
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

-Johu w. Knight, has been appointed eH
ecutor of William Knight.
MIR. Thomas Wiley, of Py lesvil c, has re
moved with his family 10 Constitution IA
A couple of itinerant Italians made music
for the crowds on the street on Wednesday
Cornelius Cole has been appointed by th'
Register of Wills as guardian of Claude AND
Allen ReaSni, infants.
Mr. Daniel Docous, of Madonna, has
remoysd to the farm of Mr.. Joseph W. Ander'
son, near Stewartstown.
The attention of the public is called to the
sale of the Fair grounds which will take place
on Monday next, April 70.
A License has been issued for the mar
rage of William L. Grant of Hartford county,
and Miss Theresa Nilker, of Recko,d,
The bara of Mr.. W S. Preston, lear Falls
ston. which was burned lately, is being rebuilt,
MIDI. Shannahan being the contractor.
Miss Florence, young daughter of Rev.
f H. LAMAR, broke her collar boz on Tues
day of last week by falling from SWING al
her home at Arlington, Baltimore county.
-Rev, Albert Jamison, formerly pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church at Sparro"'s foint'
has accented a call to Beaver City, Neb. de
is nephew of Rev. David Jamison, OF Aber-
deem.
MIR. George Anderson celebrated ArDor
Day by cutting down and removing; the sup
erfluous trees, which have long overcroWded
the Court house park. Their absence makes
notable Improvement
The canning house, grist and saw MILL
store house and wagon shed belonging 10 MI.
b. Frank Jordan, at Trump, Baltimore couh-
ty. were destroyed by fire on Monday. Inc
total loss is about SC, 900. No ins france.
MIR. James Hopper has purchased the
Hilles wharf property, in Hayre de trace
The wharf now occupied by him Will DC useu
as the landing for the steamboats, on the ne"
line to Baltimore, which is to be instituted
this summer.
The commissions for the public officials
who have been appointed by Governor
Lowndes, were received by Clerk Forwood on
Thursday The list, includes Election super
yisors, Ducking Police, School Commission
ers, Notaries Public, Magistrates, County
Treasurers and Inspector of Hay.
West Liberty NJ. E. Sunday School has
been reorganized for the season with the 1oi-
lowing list of officers: Superintendent,
CECILIA Kirkwood assistant superintendent
Alfred W. Curry; secretary, Richard lred-
way; assistant secretary, John Elliott; treas-
urer, Mary McGinniss; organist, Lizzie Curry.
AS Mr.. William D. Higle was returning
TO his home at Mill Green, in company WIN
Mr.. Andrew Famous, the horse ran away. In
eudeavoring to control 1t, it was turned into |
a ditch alongside the road and both occupants
were throw out. Mr. Famous escaped with |
out injury, but Mr.. Rigle had his leg badly |
cut.
The Sunday School Of the NJ. E. Church |
South. at Aberdeen have elected the follow |
ing officers: Superintendent, .. c. Michael;
assistant superintendent, James l. Cole; sec
rotary, George Slice; treasurer, Norval Ihomp- |
son; librarian, Samuel Kirk. The school Is
in fourishing condition having an average
attendance OF one hundred scholars.
Rev. Kerby s. Miller, pastor of the Bel
Air Presbyterian Church will be married to
Miss May Keller, of Chicago, Ill on We'd
nesday, April 81. The ceremony will be per-
formed in the Hyde Park Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Rev. s. c. Wasson, of Church
vile, will act as best man. Immediately al
ter the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Miller will
leave Chicago for Bel Air.