The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-04-01
THE ECIS AND lNTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
-Veretation is well advanced.

Thursday was the Windiest uay III "aie"
-Guers are beginning to catch shad freely
in the Susquehanna
Mr.. Emory Harkins, of Harkius, comtem
plates removal to Baltimore.
-Goyenor Lowudes has issued proclama'
ton, appointing Friday, April 10 as Arbo'
Day,
The Havre de Grace authorities are being
called upon to takesome action on the TRAMP
nuisance"
-Rev. w. H. H. Powers, Archdeacon of the
Diocese preached at Emmanuel church Oh
Sunday night.
-rhe wilma W. {. T. L. viii. meet at the
residence of MIR. Barclay Hollingsworth on
Thursday, April7.
a renewal OF a government pension for
S. has been granted to John Deppish' oil
Havre de Grace.
The Maryland Annual Conference of the
Methodist Protestant Church will be held in
Baltimore next week.
DR.. Frank II. Arthur, of North Carolina,
has located at Norrisville as successor to the
late DIR. J. Wesley Harkins.
Two Young children OF MIR. Robert Il.
Lilly are very ill with quinsy, at the home Of
their parents near Churchyille.
MIR. Willard G. Rouse as mortgage, sold
on Monday. tract of four acres OF land near
CLAYTON, to Valentine Zeigler, for $3.50
Mr. Alexander Jones, has been ordered
from Erwin, Tenn, to Havre de Grace, to
take charge of the Battery fishing station
The teachers and pupils of Joppa school
will hold musical and literary entertainment
in the School house on Thursday evening
April7.
Samuel johnson, has been held under
5000 bend for the May Grand jury, charged
with stealing goods from the ?. w. & b. X.
K. cars.
"A handsome specimen of the Columbia
chainless bicycle is on exhibition at Hoblit-
zslIs 1t is the first which has been seen III
Bel Air.
Mr.. john Archer and Miss Lizzie JefferS,
both of Wilma, were married at Union Chapel
on Wednesday evening by Rev. Silas b.
Tredway.
Owing to the continued illness OF Judge
Burke, Judge James D. Waters has presided
over the Circuit Court for Baltimore county,
this week.
The venerable Mrs. Sarah Smith is i'll at
her home "Spring Dale" near NorrisViile
She is one of Che oldest residents Of that
neighborhood.
Mr.. P. Leslie Hopper has been appointed
by the Register of Wills, as guardian OF James
Smith; and Maggie e. Boyd as guardian OF
John F. Boyd.
-Rey. w. A. Mcdonald formerly OF East
Hartford Circuit NJ. E. church South, VIII
preach at Aberdeen on Sunday morning next
at II o'clock.
The revival now in progress at the Joppa
Church. has resulted thus far in eleven acces-
sious to the church. Rev. W. S. Hoye is as
sisting Rev. Mr.. Hopkins.
Excavations for the foundation for the
new West Liberty NJ. E. Church are nearly
completed. The new building will be OF
brick and will cost about 1000.
Mrs John Smith, Of Bel Air, who HIS
been suffering for long while with tumor,
was on Tuesday removed to the Johns Hop
kins Hospital, Baltimore, for treatment.
Andrew Amrheiu, who is employed by
Rev. j. q. Scarborough, was kicked by horse
and had his leg broken on Monday of last
Week. DIR. j. I. Heaps is attending the case.
MIR. D. W. Mclaughlin, OF Delta, and
Miss Ida Saunders, of Hartford county, were
married at NJ. p. parsonage, Delta, on We'd
uesdav, March 23d by Rev. {. Z. Mccullough
Goldfish are being caught in the lower
Chesapc axe Bay. It is said, that, they were
neye: befo-a Known to be caught so far South,
their usual hauuts being the banks of New
foIndland.
Rev. F. E. Williams, OF the Boundary
Avenue Presbyterian Church, Baltimore, viii
address tho local c. E. rally at the Fallston
Presbyterian Church, Thursday night, April
Z, at7.45 P. NJ.
Mr. 4. f. George, the State Fish Com
missioner for the Western Shore has nearly
completed his plans for the distribution of
over ha!t million young perch in the Back
and Bush rivers.
The attention of the purchasing public is
called to the advertise ment, OF the Baltimore
Clothing House in this weeks issue. The
proprietors make extensive claims, but they
can be relied upon 10 redeem their promises.
In the debating contest for medals, in the
Senior class OF Western Maryland College on
Friday afternoon, Mr.. W. NJ. Garrison, Of
Hartford county, was chosen By the faculty as
one OF the two speakers, to enter the con
test.
One hundred and seven papers were left
for record in the Clerks office OF the Circuit
Court during the month of March, as follows:
Fifty-one Deeds; twenty-seven Mortgages;
thirteen Bills Of Sale and fifteen Magistrate IS
judgments.
-Messrs. Spencer & Silver who will
operate the canning house at Church Point,
Cecil county, during the coming season, have
contracted with farmers for tomatoes at $3.50
per tor, which will average about twenty
cents per bushel.
The fine trees Of our country seem to ofTer
peculiar temptation to the butcher who is
never satisfied until he. has Topped off Their
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hideous deformity, perpetually calling atten'
ton to their owners lack of taste.
The continuous rains of last week caused
the Susquehanna river to rise several feel
above its normal height. On Friday it hat
risen four feet and the current had become Sc
swift that all set nets were removed and small
craft was hauled upon the banks out o.
danger.
"A large number of the members of Mt
Zion NJ L. Church, Fountain Green, Assem-
bled or Friday evening last, and called upoI
Rev. Frank K. Isaac, the pastor Of the church
bearing with them various substantial token
of their good will, much to the satisfaction
of both Mr.. Isaac and his faithful steed.
Special services will be held at the Falls
ton Presbyterian Church for one week, begin
ming Sunday night, April 3, to continue eacl
night during the week except Saturday. Or
Thursday night, April I, the local e. L. rail-
will be held in connection with the specia
service. Sunday, April 10, at $50 T. NJ, tn
Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be OF
served. The public is most cordially invite
to all Of these services.
st Marks Catholic Church, Fallston,
undergoing extensive internal improvement
at present. Glazier stained glass window
are already completed, and the frescoing of tn
walls is contemplated after Easter. On mex
Sunday, "Palm Sunday" mass will be at !
A. NJ. with distribution of Palms, and til