The aegis & intelligencer., 1898-03-11
THE ECISAND INTELLIGENCER.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH II, 1898.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Mrs. W. Z. Stull, WnOse lIiuees Hao OSSH
reported, is improving.
Miss Emma Haulpipe, of Reckord, was
paralyzed few days since.
The Lenten services at Emmanuel church
are well attended and very interesting.
The frogs around the railroad station have
commenced to herald the approach of Spring.
Delta has organized a fire company, to be
know as sUnion Volunteer Fire Company,
No. IL
MIR. John T. Eek has been appointed
postmaster at Rutledge, vice Martha X. kut-
ledge, deceased.
Nathan j. Variation and Amanda
Musser, both of Norrisville precinct, were
married last week
Mr.. P. Moores Maynadier, has sold his
valuable dog Boots to Mr.. Shaw, OF Wash
ington, d. G., for $50.
Tuesday and Wednesday were delightful
early spring days and the bicycle girls were
very much in evidence.
The children of Mr.. George Preston who
were reported as i'll at their home near Federal
Hill are very much improved.
MIR Walter F. Reckord has been appoint
ed as School Commissioner of Hartford coun-
ty, vice James Lee, resigned.
The Whatsoever Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet at the residence of Mr.. John d.
Reckord, on Wednesday at z. NJ.
Among the new names who have been
lately enrolled in the State Bar Association is
that of MIR. George l.. VanBibber, Of Bel Air
By an error in the types last week, the
figures made the award of the County print
ing read S2S5, when it should have been S275
Miss Lottie Neidlein, of Swan Creek,
while playing on straw stack, one day last
week was showed off by child and broke her
shoulder blade.
Mr. Raymond N. Hoblitzell, formerly of
Bel Air, has been appointed Historian OF the
Senior Glass of '9S at the Maryland universl
ty Law School.
On motion of Gilbert s. Hawkins, Esq,
Mr.. George +. Sherman, of the Baltimore
bar, was on Saturday, admitted to practice in
the Circuit Court.
Mr. VIM. L. Cooley sold as auctioneer for
Mr.. David j. Wilson, trustee, piece OF land
in the Fourth district, near Rutledge, to Mr..
Hanlon for $775.
MIR. Warren Flowers and Miss Josephine
Curry, both of Glenville, were married on
Wednesday afternoon at Emmanuel church
by Rev.R. A. Castleman.
The sale of the personal property of MIR.
J. ?. Mitchell, of Short Lane, which was ad-
vertised to be held on Tuesday, March 18th,
hos beap nOstnoned until March 22d.
MIR. Noble L. Mitchell sold as auctioneer
for Mr. David j. Wilson, trustee, on Monday |
morning, sixty four acres of land on Rock |
Ridge to Mrs. Rosanna Street,, for $5O5.
The new water mains on Gordon street, |
which now extend twenty-five hundred and
fifty feet from Main street were connected |
with the supply pipe on Saturday evening.
Mr.. William NJ. Marine was one of the |
leading orators at the second anniversary |
supper of the Grand Army club of Maryland, |
which was held in Baltimore, Monday even
ing.
MIR. w. Oliver Hughes, who has been
valuable resident of Bel Air since his election |
as sheriff of Hartford county, in lSSS, has re-
moved with his family to Short Lane, Second
district.
-Ex-Sheriff James S. Calder has SO far re-
from the effects of the accident hich occur
ed to him on January 18th, as to be able to be
removed to his home. The out look for his en-
tire recovery is bright one.
-Rev Frank X. Isaac, preached on Sunday
at Anacostia church near Washington; Rev. |
w. E. Bird at Metropolitan Baptist church,
h,,NN hnI lf
Strawbridge church, Baltimore.
The county Commissioners will be in !
session on Mondays and Tuesdays during the |
month of March and on Mondays only, dur
ing the month of April, for the purpose OF
L. aking transfers and abatements
"A large delegation of members of Mt. |
Ararat Lodge No. a, A. F. and A. NJ, of
Bel Air, attended the meeting of Aberdeen |
Lodge No. 1S7, at Aberdeen on Monday night |
The work in the third degree was exempitied |
Mr.. George II. Taylor, of Highland and
Miss Lillian Mccoy, of Delta, were married |
at the residence of the brides mother on
Tuesday, March 1st, by Rev. X. j. Stewart.
Mr.. William Mccoy and Miss Florence Tay- |
lor were the attendants. The wedding was
quiet one.
Letters of administration have been
granted by the Orphans Court to j. Marion
Singleton upon the estate of William Single
ton; aud to Mary j. Lennon upon the estate
of George W. Lennon; and Letters testamen-
tary to Margaret Grail upon the estate OF
Charles Grail.
The full list of Commissioners appointed
by Governor Lowndes, to represent Maryland
at the Trans-Mississippi and international
Exposition at Omaha, commencing June 1st,
1898, has been announced. 1t includes Miss
Lillian Forwood, of Bel Air, and Miss Frances
Davis, of Aberdeen.
Master James H. Preston a son Of Mr..
Charles X. Preson, of Jarrettsvile, was
thrown from colt he was riding, while race
ing one day last week. His face was badly
cut, one of his eyes being nearly torn from
its socket. DIR. Turner was called in, aud
rendered the necessary aid.
"A large Bald Eagle was killed on the
Romney farm on Sunday, Feb. %, by Messrs.
James McFadden and Frank Bateman. After
it was shot, it fought SO vigorously that con-
siderable trouble was had in dispatching it,
1t measured seven feet and three inches, from
tip to tip. Mr.. Bateman is having it mounted.
"A frame dwelling occupied by MIR. James
O.Grafton and situated near Chestnut Hill, was
destroyed by fire with its contents early on
Thursday morning. The family were awaken
ed by the fire and succeeded in escaping from
the building. There was an insurance in the
Hartford Mutual Company of 1900 on the
house and 5000 on the contents.
Mr.. James Wann killed mad dog which
ran into his stable at Emmorton on Wednes-
day. The animal, which was small yellow
one, with a short tail, and unknown In the
neighborhood, had bitten dog belonging to
Mr. Henry d. Farnandis and dog and cow
belonging to Mr.. Alfred Bay, the tenant upon
the farm of the Misses Munnikhuysen.
Road Supervisors.
The Board of County Commissioners on
Monday appointed the following road Super
visors for the ensuing year: