The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-01-21
Remember the Town meeting tonight.

injured by being struck to the ground 10y a
falling tree, last week, is reported as improv-
ing.
MIR. August Knofer has sold his farm
near Level, containing two hundred and
twenty-six acres to Mr.. j. Nj. Macklem for
S425O.
About twenty members of Rodgers Post
GA. r, attended Divine service on lsstsun-
day at the Havre de Grace Presbyterian
church.
Hon. William b. Baker has recommended
Edwin c. Kirkwood as postmaster at jarretts-
vile, and \. Il. Temple as postmaster at
Webster.
A deed has heen recorded il the Clerk 5
Office conveying the Sitter shops in Norris
willie from Aaron f. Sitter and wife to Henri
eta Hu.shart.
MIR. William F. Hanna has accepted
position on the Choctaw, Oklahama and Gulf
Railroad, and will leave for Indian Territory
early neAt week.
Tuesday was the nnety-frst anniversary
Of the birth of General Robert E. Lee, and was
celebrated as such by ell living advocates Of
the ''lost cause"
A large barn upon the property of Mr.
Nicholas Parker, near St. James (Manor)
Church, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday, in
yoIving u loss of $1,000
"A license was issued on Friday by the
clerk of the Baltimore County Circuit Court
f1r the marriage of Mr. George K. Hudson, OF
orrisytlIe, and Miss Sarah Wilson, of Park
.On.
1.-THE Gleaners,:' of Emmanuel Church,
Bel Air, will hold an oyster supper ct Mrs.
Mary P Lees, opposite -Egis office, on Friday
January IS, from 6 TO 10. The public is in
vited.
Mr.. Sampson Smith Duncan one of the
Oldest residents OF Norrisvlle precinct, was
heavily stricken with paralysis one day last
week. Mr. Duncan is about eighty-two years
of age.
"A license was issued in Baltimore city on
Tuesday for the marriage of Mr.. John W.
Burroughs, Of Chase, Baltimore county, and
Miss Gertrude E. Chapman, Of Hartford
county.
Mr.. W. Scott Whiteford, Of Cambria has
been appointed one of the engrossing clerks
OF the State Senate. Harford scenes TO have
been overlooked in the House of Delegates,
thus far.
Rev. Alfred Jamisou, pastor OF the Spar
rows Point Presbyterian Church, has resigned
on account OF i'll health. He is nephew OF
Rev David Jamisou pastor of the Grove
Church at Aberdeen.
-Meesrs. James B. Preston, of Emmorton,
aud John F. Preston, of Baltimore, spent
two days Of last week, cunning in North
Carolina, during which they killed sixty
partridgcs and one wild turkey.
Mr.. and Mrs John A. Mitchell, gave
supper in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. George o.
Silver, at their home near Aberdeen on We'd
resday, OF last week. A very pleasant evening
was passed with music and games.
"A parl0r meeting of the Forest Hill w.
G. T. L. and the Young Peoples Y, was held
at the residence of Mrs. Roe, at Forest Hill,
on Tuesday evening. The meeting WAS well
attended, and an interesting programme was
rendered.
Right Reverend William Parct, Protestant
Episcopal Bishop of Maryland, preached at
Emmanuel church, Bel Air, on sunday, from
Galatians Y. ch., 18th V. and administered the
rite of col firmaion to class OF six persons
The attendance was very large.
Mr.. Isaac Elleug exhibited at the Office
of the Baltimore san, on Thursday last an
ear of corn grown on Solitude stock farm,
Fulford, on which each grain was provided
with separate husk the whole ear bearing
the appearance of a magnificent head of
wheat.
Rosa Boston, coIored, was taken to Jes-
sup's Cut on Wednesday to serve sentence
of four months, imposed upon her by Justice
Richardson for carrying razor and threaten
ing bodily harm to Mary Taylor and Mary
Reynolds, both colored. Sheriff W. j. Forsythe
acted as her escort.
Enterprise Council, No. II, o. L. A. NJ.
of Havre de Grace, raised a fine American
flag ever the public school house in that town
on Friday afternoon. The services were
patriotic and appropriate, and included an
address by Rev. W. f. Bird, pastor Of the
Havre de Grace NJ. f. Church.
MIR David Wilson, wellknown carpen-
ter and builder,residiEg opposite Salem Evan
gcial church near Madonna, met with a very
painful accident one day last week. While
he was drying, one of the wheels of the buggy
came off, and he was thrown violently out,
breaking his collar bone and severely bIuising
him.
Hon. William B. Baker introduced the
following bills before the House of Represen-
tatives on Thursday 18th inst. To pay Robert
L. Morgan, of Hartford county, 500 for a
horse taken by the Federal troops during the
Civil war; to pay to the heirs of James
Heron, 1905; and to pay to the legal repre-
eentatives of Robert K. Vandiver, late OF
Hartford county, the sum If $3.50.
In addition to the list of officers of
Triumph Lodge l. o. O. f. which were
published in our last issue, the following were
installed: Representative to Grand Lodge,
w. +. Kessling; conductor, Il &. Mckinney
K S. n e., Charles II. Chesney; L. :. n g.,
j. T. Dean; K. 5. V. e., c. W. Pyle; /. :. V.
G., William 2. Grant; l. e., William /. Kess-
ling; O. G., W. f. Oliver; Il. s. 5, s. Il. James;
LIS. S Jacob {. Kennedy.
Mrs. John W. StritehofT Of Sarah Furnace,
was stricken with paralysis on Wednesday
morning of last week. None of the family
were present at the time, and Mr.. james
StaudifoTd a neigbbor called at the hou-t
and discovered Mrs. StritehoG lying upon the
floor, paralyzed, and in critical condition.
She had evidently been in that condition fol
some time, as the fire had burned out ard the
house vas cold. DIR. Martin l.. Jarrett wat
summoned. He expressed grave doubts Of
her recovery.
1t is the desire of tic surviving Confcdel
stes to obtain complete roster Of all Of tn,
residents Of Harford county who Were on tho
Southern side during the war, when they en-
listed, rank at date Of enlistment, company
and regiment, rank at distaEdmeGt, whethe
killed or wounded in battle, anG # 20 at wha
place, II living present pottCi1ice address, j
dead, date q death and any other general IN
formation. Ills information, when received
will be complied ard published. We there
fore ask al the o5d Condolences to forwarl
this to JLc i.gjS flee not later tban Februar.
Il. so the work can he finished as speedily a
possible. Survivors or relatives Of any of III
deceased members can send the necessary IN
formation.