The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-02-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Revival services at the NJ. P. Church
nightly.
The thermometer got down to 80 in Bel
Air on last Friday morning
There is 4 great deal of sickness in the
West Liberty neighbOrhood.
A white shad, weighing four and hall
pounds was caught at the mouth OF swan
Creek one day last week.
Bishop Paret confirmed a class OF seven
at St. Johns Protestant Episcopal church,
Havre de Graceon sunday January j0ih.
Mr.. Nj. Barratt Walker, of Hartford eoun-
ty, has been elected vice-president of the
Senior class of the Maryland Law School.
Governor Lowndes has appointed Mr. }.
Edward Abbott, of Annapolis, as Commits
sioner to the Traus- Mississippi Exposition
The ladies of Bethel Presbyterian church
held a very successful oyster supper and fair
in the X. of p. hail at shawsyille, last week.
Rev. T.. A. CoIburn, OF Churchylle, will
preach at the Aberdeen town hail on Sunday.
The sermon will be especial fer young men
MIR. W. Augustus Wheeler having dispos-
ed of his Py!esvlle store, has purchased the
William ADV farm and will engage i'll farm
ing.
The case Of Z. VI. Allen Jr., VS.. James
Moses, which was removed to Baltimore
county, for trial, has been continued until the
next term.
Mr.. James b. Davis, slaughtered a steer
last week which dressed l0lG pounds. 1t was
reared upon his farm near Shane, and was not
quite three years Old.
A tribe of the Independent Order of Red
Men is about being instituted at Havre de
Grace. The names of thrty-four applicants
have so far been secured.
Mrs Honora b. Michael has been appoiut-
ted as guardian for Honora b., Mary B., Mary
E., and Lewis T. Michael, infant children of
the late Lewis F. Michael.
Thomas Haycock, colored, was sent to
the House of Correction last week by Justice
Baekey, OF Havre de Grace, for three months
charged with attempted robbery and carrying
concealed weapons.
In addition to being Washington's birtL-
day, February % will be Shrove Tuesday, or
s.Pancake day. and Wednesday, February |
90 will be Ash Wednesday, the first day of
the Lenten season. -
DR. James F. II. Gorsuch, of Fork, Balti-
more county, is suffering from an attack Of
malignant diphtheria, in its worst form. He
has been removed to Baltimore in order to re.
ceiye the full benefit of the antitcxire treat
ment.
"A piece of property situated on the Balti-
more turnpike and containing about two and
one half acres of land, was sold on Monday |
at the Courthouse door by Mr.. j. S. Rich
ariison for Mr.. Fred Il. Williams, trustee, to
Alberta Brown for $3.50.
The steam chop mill and warehouse oe- |
cupied by Anderson & McCullough,at White |
hall, was entirely destroyed by fire on Tues |
day night. About 300 bushels of wheat We're
destroyed, which was Insured in the Hartford |
Mutual Co. for 500.
Rev W. s. Edwards Presiding Elder Of
the East Baltimore district of tie Methodist |
Episcopal Church, preached at the Bel Air |
NJ. Z. Church on Wednesday night from Gal
Vs. ''Let us not be weary in well doing; |
for in due season We shall reap, if we faint
not"
Letters OF administration have been grant !
ed by the Orphans Court, during the week, as
follows: To j. Ward Scott upon the estate of
Rena Rosan Scott; to j. Edwin Webster upon |
the estate of Benjamin F. Handy; aud to |
Caroline K. Hull, upon the estate of Ruth y. |
Sutton.
The young friends of Miss Moliie Harkins, |
of Forest Hill, gave, her very delightful |
surprise on Wednesday evening, passing the /!
hours merrily with music, games, &c. At
later hour refreshments were served, and at
the acee snlu' hours the Young folks wended |
their way homeward, much pleased with the
enjoyment of the evening.