The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-12-30
THE EGIS AND INTELLIGENCER.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 80 1898
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Wheat closed in Baltimore on Wednesda..
at 1911 ceuts.
The next session of the Orphans Cour
will commence on Tuesday, January 81
We call especial attention TO the readable
gossipy and interesting letter from CamE
Mckenzie in this issue.
Mr. J. Eigar Dean has purchased the
proper OF Mrs Annie W. Hines, on Rock
Spring Avenue, for - 400.
MIR. j. Wi lam Mitchell has been ap,
pointed by the Register of Wills as guardian
of Augusta &. Russell a minor.
Letters testamentary upon the estate of
the late John NJ. Blake, have been granted by
the Register of Wills to Martha A. Blake.
A license was ssusd in Baltimore county
on Friday for the marriage of William A.
Ely aud George Norris, both Of Hartford
county.
Miss Lillian Brooks, one OF the most faith
full and successful members Of the corps, has
resigned her position as teacher OF the school
al Garland.
A dispatch from Havana says that it is
proposed to change the name of Obspo street
In that city, TO Lee street, in honor Of the
American hero.
The Mt. Zion NJ. E. Sunday School will
hold It's annual Christmas entertainment and
treat II the church Tuesday evening, Jan. 3,
1899 at 80 o'clock.
The Christina. sermon at the Presbyterian
Church. Fallston, was by the pastor Rev
Wesley NJ. Hyde and was an able, earnest
and helpful discourse.
The engagement has been announced OF
Miss Nellie Humes Williams, daughter OF MIR.
b. j. Williams, of Darlington, to Wesley Der
mitt Wilson, OF Philadelphia.
The next meeting OF the wilma Women's
Christian Temperance Union will be held at
the residence Of Mr.. George ". McComas on
Thursday, January 5 at = 3OP.M.
Mr.. Lehman l.. Dilworth and Miss NJ
Title Hutton, both OF kingsville, Baltimore
county, were married in Philadelphia on
November 80 by Rev. George VanDuers.
Don't forget the reorganization of the
Christian Eudeavor Society, at the Bel Air
Methodist Protestant Church, on next Mon
day night Let every member of the church
be in attendance.
A fox was started from George Lyle's
stable on Monday morning and was brought
10 earth near the residence Of Mr.. Joseph A |
Coale. The hunt was not a very exciting
one, as reynard was lame and not able to |
make much Roadway.
The banks and public offices will be closed |
on Monday next. New Years day falling
upon Sunday, Monday will be observed as a
holiday instead. All PAPER maturing on
Saturday, Sunday aid Monday, will be pnya-
BILE on Tuesday, January Sd.
"A meeting II the promoters OF the greatly |
talked-of Farmers Market" was called for
Thursday at 2. NJ, at the Y. VI. G. a. build
ing, Baltimore. Mr. l., NJ Bacon is president
of the company and Mr.. William L. Amoss, Of
Benson, Hartford county secretary.
Saturday, December lst.occupIes posi-
ton, which is unique in itself, and but for the
fact that the year 1900 is not bissextile, would
not occur again until 1920. 1t falls upon The
last day of the week, the last day OF the
month and the last day of the year.
The following officers have been elected
for the Stewartstown Presbyterian Sunday
School to serve during 1899: superintendent,
Thomas w. Hawkins; assistant superinten
dent, y. c. Shaw; secretary, John johnson.
The school is in prosperous condition.
"A Happy New Year to each and all OF our
readers. May the year of 1899 be the hap
piest and most prosperous in your history.
Start the new year 10 squaring yourself with
the publisher of your county paper, and rest as
surei that your editor thereof will treat you
fully ION the square"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Archer Michel, of
Aberdeen, have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Florence
Mitchell to Mr.. George II. Mitchell. The
will be so'cmuized in the Grove
Presby terrain Church, Aberdeen, at six O'Clock
on Wednesday evening January 4th, 1899.