The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-20
THE ECIS AND INTELLIGENCER.
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. 20, 1899
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

one Of the board OF directors of the Second
National Bank, of Eikton.
The Pylesville Progressive Euchre club
will meet at the n s.dence If Mr.. Frank
Macatee this Friday evening.
The HarfoId Historical society will hold
its next meeting in the Court House, on
Saturday uary IS at IL A. NJ.
Mr. william F. Duval, resident Of
Hartford county has received an honorable dis
charge from the Fifth Regiment NJ. N. q.
-Mr. Ii. Whitefori Ramsay and Miss
Priscilla Brown, were married in Baltimore
on January 4. They will reside in Delta.
President Mckinley has sent the name OF
Mr. William ?. Coulson to the Senate for
confirmation as postmaster Of Port Deposit.
The Christian Eudeavor Society attached
10 the Union Chapel, near wilma, will he
thoroughly reorganized on Suuday evening.
Friday was another good grippe provoker
1t was the fourth Friday in succession which
ysye Us what the sailors call dirty weather"
MIR. Charles W. Baker, of Aberdeen, is
fitting up u canning factory in Eikton, Cecil
county, aud will conduct business there this
year.
Bishop Paret has so far recovered from
Lis late severe attack of grip, that he will be
able in few days 10 resume his Episcopal
duties.
MIR. Daniel I. Stubs, OF Delta, late
principal Of the public school in that place,
has er gagged in business in the city OF hila-
dephia.
The semi.annual meeting Of the Supreme
Tribunal of TIE Knights of Pythias will lie
hell on Wednesday, f. bruary l, at Indiana
polls, Iud.
-Letters testamentary upon the estate OF
the late John s. Dalam have been granted by
the Register OF Wills to Stevenson A. Williams
and Charles L. Dallam.
MIR. Charles s. Rampley and Miss Laura
Eusor were married at Bethel Presbyterian
Church OH Wednesday, January llth by Inc
pastor, Rev. William 5. Price,
MIR. John s. Grimm, Of Norrisville, and |
Miss George A. Singleton, OF New Park, |
were married at Cambria on "Wednesday, |
January 18th By Rev. Frank ). Cain.
The ladies Of St. Mary's Church, Clermont
Mills, will hold an oy s,er supper on Thursday
and Saturday, January 26 and %, 1899. Fro
ce eds for the benefit I the churcf.
Revival services are now in progress at
Grace Methodist Protestant Church, Bel Air
Reys. silas b. Tredway aud Charles W.
Compiler are conducting the meetings
Rev. Edward Engle preached before the
Brotherhood OF st. Andrew at Emmanuel
TIKI eli his remarks
upon the parable of the "Prodigai Son.
The engagement has been announced OF
Rev. Samuel Z. WATSON, pastor OF the Church
Vile Presbyterian Church aud Miss Mary Lee
Archer daughter of Mr.. r. Harris Archer.
The ladies Of Mount Tabor Y. 2. &. ) E.
will hold an oyster supper in b. F. Minnick's
store house at Mechanicsville, on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, January % and 70
The "Maltby House." one OF the Oldest
and best known hosielries in the city OF Baiti-
more, was re-opeued last week. 1t has been
renovated thoroughly aud completely mod
ernzed.
The annual reunion Of Coles cavalry,
which WAS to Lave held in Hagerstown last
week has been postponed until July 4. There
are few members OF that organization Sill
left in ilaIford.
We are under obligations to Messrs E.
Dawson & Bro. proprietors OF the celebrated
White Rose Canned Goods, Bsyonue, n D.,
for the most srtstically beautiful calendar
for 1899, we have seen so far.
Mr. Philemon B. Hopper and Miss Mary
T.. Heating both of Centreville, were married
on Thursday, IL inst, by Rev. James A.
Mitchell. Both of the contracting parties are
well known in Hartford county.
On Thursday ia the Court OF Appeals the
case cf Wiley VS. Heaps and Wiley, was sub
mitted OF briefs by Messrs. James j. Archer
and John 5. Young for appellant and $. A.
Williams and Ohio s. Lee for appelees.
The members of the Bel Air Presbyterian
CIurch will hold a tcial in the lecture lot m
of the church, On Friday evening next,
January 9Th. judging from their past
efforts it will be an er ,yable occasion.
We have received from the publishers the
Washington Post Almsn9c. 1t is rep'ete
with valuable information, covering wide
scope and is just 8 CD compendium as
should be found Oh the desk OF every business
man.
-Nr. j. r. Pyle, has purchased from the
heirs Of the late Charles Ienning, Of Phiadel
phia the farm upon which he now resides near |
Mill Green. 1t contains 146 ceres Ct land, |
thirty acres of which are covered with fine |
timber |
Five paymasters arrived with their clerks |
ut Camp Mckenzie on ThuIsd and the |
A. ,nI.i cd
to commence on Friday. The paymaster's
guard was furnished from the First Maryland
Regiment.
-Messrs. Finney and Martin, the
electricians have recently fitted the commo-
dious store OF Mr.. John q. Rouse with the
necessary fixtures for electrically lighting the
building. with the result OF rendering 1t one
of the most attractive stores In the county.
saturday was one OF the most disagreea-
BILE days OF the winter. The pavements were
covered with a coating OF ice which made
walking dangerous, and the only safe course
was to resort to the middle Of the street.
Rain fell at intervals and It was real "grippe
weather.
No. Z locomotive made Its initial trip on
Saturday after being overbauled and almost
renewed at the shops OF the Baltimore and
Lehigh Railway Company. Mr. Harry Cover
the engineer claims 1t to be by far the best
engine, in its present condition, that he has
ever managed.
The regular meeting of the Deer Greek
Farmers Club will be held at the residence Of
Mr.. Harry Silver near Genvile, on Saturday,
January 2S. The subject for consideration
will be; ''If the wheat and corn crops are no
longer pro fitable in this section, what can the
farmer substituted"
The Hartford Chapter U. D. e. will give
reception at the Masonic Hall, in honor OF
General Stonewall jackson on Tuesda: even
ing, January oath from seven to ten O'Clock.
ANY ex-Conft derate soldier or sailor whose
name has been omitted or unknown to the
committee, is invited to attend.
"A very successful fair, gotten up almost
Impromptu, was held for the benefit Of st.
Joseph's Building Fund, at Midland, Allegauy
county, Nd, last week. Rev. Don Luigi Sar-
tori, a late psstor OF st. Francis Church,
Is the pastor Of st. Joseph's Church. The
total receipts reached the magnificent sum Of
$1,000 40.
"A barn and stable, "a feet by SO feet in
size, belonging TO Emily V. Quinlan and
situated near KiDgsville, Baltimore county,
caught on fire from some unknown cause
about seven o'clock on Wednesday evening,
.nd voa totally destrosed. tupethrr its con-