The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-03-18
THE EGIS AND INTELLICENCER.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 18, 1888.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Delta Hotel property MAS peeu pun
chased by MIR. W. A. Mclaughlin, for $40 600.
Mr., Lester German, the ball player, OF
Aberdeen, has signed with the Rochester,N. u
club.
One hundred and twenty ducks were
killed on Mr.. l.. E. Matthew's shore on Bush
river on Monday.
Rev. Sam P. Jones is announced as the
chief attraction at the Delta NJ. ?. Camp
meeting this year.
MIR. Jacob J. H. Mitnick, of the Baltimore
bar, was on Thursday admitted to practice in
the Hartford county Circuit Court,
Mrs. Thomas Hughes is extremely i'll at
her residence near Cambria. She is one OF
the oldest residents of that neigborhood.
Mr. J. Rush STREET. has resigned his posi-
ton in the Hartford National Bank, and will
take charge of his fathers farm near Taylor.
Our thanks are due DR.. II. j. Boyd for
handsome copy of the Christmas Bulletin,
published at North Sydney, New South
Wales.
Miss Kate Baltzell attended the reception
rendered by her cousin, Vice President Hobart,
on Monday evening, in honor OF Prince Al
bert, of Belgium.
MIR John s. Richardson sold for Mr..
Walter w. Preston, trustee, on Wednesday
piece Of land near Wilma to Mr.. Joseph
Archer for $3.50
Letters of administration have been
granted to John y. Tredway upon the estate
of Jemima j. Tredway; and upon the estate
of Edward c. Price to A. H. Hull.
MIR. John X. Frey, of Edgewood, and Miss
Ida May McVey, of Roseyille, Baltimore
county, were married in Baltimore on Thurs
day they will reside at Edgewood.
John Clay, a resident of Highlandtown,
Baltimore county had a dark roam horse and
set of harness stolen from him a few days
ago. 1t was traced to Chase's station.
Mr. John P. Stein, of Hickory left al The
IEgis Office this week, mammoth parsnip,
which ~ as grown by him. 1t measured fifteen
inches in length and seventeen inches in
circumference.
Adam Henning was arrested on Tuesday
charged with deserving his wife ard four
children and refusing to support them. He
was released on bail for the grand jury by
Justice Richardson.
An interesting communication from
Gibson reached US on Wednesday, but as no
name was attached, it remains unpublished
1t is an invariable rule with us not to publish
anonymous letters.
-Rey. Il. A. Castleman, was at Front
Royal, Va, on Saturday, in attendance upon
the funeral of his cousin, Mr. e. W. Dorsey,
who disd in Baltimore and was buried at
Front Royal on that day.
The members of the House of Delegates
from Harfold county represented the senti-
ment of their constituents when they voted
against the bill appropriating $780, GOO year
to the John Hopkins University.
The incorporation of the Maryland
Electric Company by the General Assembly
means the construction of an electric railway
between Bel Air and Baltimore. tits not
designed to follow the turnpike exclusively.
Mr.. Noble L. Mitchell as auctioneer sold
on Monday for Messrs. Gilbert 5. Hawkins
and Harold Scarboro trustees, the Abigail
Il. Scarborough property, near scarboro post
office, containing ffty-six acres, to Summer
field Rigdon, for $1,000.
Mrs. Sarah f. Cohen and Isaac X. Cohen,
her husband, dealers in notious and furnish
ing goods in Havre de Grace, have executed
a deed of trust to Edward Cohen, OF Balti-
more. for the benefit of their creditors. The
trustee has given bond in the sum of two
thousand dollars.
MIR. Frank Bateman has purchased the
stock and good will of Mr.. &. e. Barnes at
No. BOG Main street, Bel Air, and is prepared
to furnish the public with new and fresh goods
in his line Everybody knows Frank and we
direct attention to his advertisement in
another column.
News has been received from Messrs. Abel
w. Patterson, Howard D. Coae and a. w.
Vansant, who left Baltimore February 2Sth
for the klCudike. The letter was dated
Seattle, March s. Mr. Patterson was we'll
known resident of Black Horse. They ex
pected to start at once for Alaska.
A service preparatory to the administra-
ton Of the Communion will be condusted by
Rev. Alfred I. Waldo, of bare de Grace, at
the Deer Creek, Harmony Presbyterian
church, on tomorrow, Saturday afternoon, at
$50 O'Clock. All intending communicates
and friends Of the congregation are invited TO
attend.
An unusually well attended business meet
ing of the Christian Endeavor Society, OF the
Bel Air VI. P church was held last week.
The report of the different committees were
of a commendabe nature and showed graft
fying progress in the work Of the society.
Five persons were received into full active
membership.
Announcement has been made OF the
marriage of Mr.. Charles II. Wise and Mrs.
Mary K. Hunter, both of White Hall. The
ceremony will be private one owing to the
recent death of the mother Of the bride. 1t
will take place on Wednesday next at the
residence of the brides brother, Mr.. j. X.
Slade, Cooptown.
While driving along the York road near
Towson on Sunday, Rev. Thomas IL. Wright,
pastor of the EPSON NJ. P. Church, and his
wife, were thrown from their carriage, by the
breaking of a wheel, Tut fortunately escaped
serious injury. Rev. Mr.. Wright was reared
near Norrisville, and for many years was a
merchant and postmaster at Constitution,
Pa.
Miss Elizabeth B. James, the popular
teacher OF the Churchvile school, was taken
suddenly i'll on Monday, the disease proving
to be diphtheria OF "a severe type. The school
has been closed, and every effort will be made
to prevent the spread Of the disease. DR..
Kennedy, of Aberdeen is in attendance. Miss
James was in her usual health and attended
all of the services at Holy Trinity Church on
Sunday.
The Forest Hill w. c. 7. U. held me-
mortal service for the late Miss Frances E..
Willard, in their hall at that place on Tuesday
night The address of the evening was made
by Mrs. Mary E. Haslup, who made strong
and impressive remarks, touching on the lie
and character of their deceased sister and &C.
worker Music was furnished by choir select
ed for the occasion, who rendered several OF
Miss Wizards favOrite hymns.
Resignation Of "A Pastor.
At the last meeting OF the quarterly con
ference of the susquehanna circuit, of the
Methodist Protestant church, the pastor, Rev.
Frank II. Mullineaux rendered his resignation
to take effect at the end of the year. The
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