The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-13
The EGISAND INTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

JAVA l. N L Il AllSA'
A grand revision drill and review VIII De
held at Camp Mckenzie today.
Ice of fue quality, ten inches thick was
cut on the Susquehanua river last week.
The mercury took another drop on wed
1e,day, going below zero at one or two points
in Bel Air.
MIR. Tnomls CAssilv, is having com
m odious barn erected upon the Walnut Ridge
farm near Be!camp.
Hon. William b. Baker has recommended
the appointment OF Mr.. j. Lee smed!ey as
postmaster at Bynum.
1t has been determined to rebuild the
Spoke Factory at Wheel, as soon as the neces-
sary arrangem ,nts can be perfected.
-Hr. j. Eghert Smith has been appointed
principal of the Delta Grammar School, as
successor of d. I. Stubs, resigned.
Another cold snap arrived on Friday
night. 1t WAS a welcome successor to the
sgrippe weather" which preceded it.
Seven members OF the family OF Mr..
Charles r. Preston, of Jarrettsville, were In
BET, with the grippe at one time last week.
The revival meeting at the Bel Air NJ. f.
Church will be continued through next week.
Two persons have so far professed conversion.
-Rev. 5. e. WATSON was In attendance IN
Bel Air and preached the aute-communioh
sermon at the Presby teIian Chulch on satur-
day.
Letters of administration C. t. a. were
granted by the Orphans Court to Laura A.
Dallam, upon the estate of Amanda NJ.
Dallam.
Rev. Edward Ingle rector Of st. Bartholo-
new p. Z. Church, Baltimore, will preach TO
the Bro h.rhool OF st. Andrew at E'nm nuei
Church ON Sunday evening.
The ladies of Bel Air and vicinity are re
quested to meet at Masonic Hall this Friday
afternoon at 2. NJ. to form an Auxiliary to
the Bel Air Free Reading Rooms
The fifth annual meeting OF the Maryland
State Game and Fish Protective Association
will be held at the Carrollton Hotel, Balii-
more, on Tuesday January Gath.
-Mr. NJ. 5. Plummer, special agent OF the
Postoffice Department., was in Havre de Grace
this week, examining into the ACCESSIBILITY OF
establishing free delivery in that vicinity.
We have received the thirtieth annual re-
port OF st. Mary's Industrial School for boys
The book is he product Of their own printing
department, aud is q very crcditable piece OF
work.
The Misses AmosS gave pleasant card
party, at their home, near BersJn, on Monday
afternoon, in honor OF their guests, Mrs. Man
ming and Misses Dixon and Manning, Of Bal !
timore
Mr.. Joseph Hopkins OF Berkely, and Miss
Sadie o. McNutt, OF DAriin gton, were married
on Tuesday, January ll.h by Rev. L. A.
Colburn, rector Of Holy Trinity P. z Church, |
ChurcLville.
The truck GU freight car on the Baltimore
and LehighRailroad, jumped tue track just |
below Hampden on Tuesday afternoon. The |
through mail traln delayed nearly an |
hour and half.
A series of cottage prayer meetingsis being |
held by the members Of Grace NJ. P. church, |
Bel Air, in preparation for the coming pio-
tracted meeting, which has been announced 20 |
begin on Sunday, January %.
Steps have been taken which will result in |
the organization. at Bateman's Hall, this |
(Friday) evening, OF the Bel Air Council OF the |
National Union. 1t is a Beneficial, Protective |
Insurance Company, and has a wild espread |
rel utstiop.
Miss Lena &. VAnBibber has been appoint |
e to fill the position of assistant teacher in |
nj l. ;,h haa met haan
created. She is an honor graduate OF the |
State NoImIl School, and well qualified for |
the position.
Miss Margaret Miles STREET., was married |
in Alexandra, Va. to Mr.. Arthur W. Smith |
last week. The bride is a sister of MIR. |
Edmund o. STREET., the well-known Charles |
Street druggist, and is native Of Hartford |
county aid former res dent OF Bel Air.
Three negroes, Archibald Wilson, Edward |
Bond and Harry roston, who la been com-
United for court, charged with riotous con- !
duct at Mechancsville, were brought before
Judge Waters, on Monday, on writs of habeas
corpus, and r;manded to the custody Of the |
Sheriff.
A tract of land onprisng two hundred |
aud fifty ecres, situated in the Fourth |
district, near Madonna was sold on Monday |
morning at the Court house door by Mr.. |
George A. Cairnes as auctioneer for Mr.. 5. A. |
Williams, trustee, to Mr.. d. e. Wharton |
Smith for So 40
The Sunday School of Grace Methodist
Protestant Church have selected the follow |
Ing as officers for 1899: Superintendent,
James {. Hcnd I, assistant superintendent,
Miss Maggie Keen; secretary, Sol HoblitzelI;
assistant secretary, Milton Coale; treasurer,
Miss Marion Chesney; librarian, Isaac Web
ster, organist, Miss Lutte NJ. Keen.
The City Council of Havre de Grace Or
ganizeI on Monday evening by electiug MIR.
Bennett Charshee, president. The following
committee. were appointed: Strcets,-J. N.
Spencer, Jacob O-mond, Jr, William s. Nc
Combs and W. w. Charshee. Opera House
John h. Owens, Jacob Osmond, Jr., and K. K.
Vannem IN. Fire Department.. O,mnnd,
Jr., w. s McCombs. Lamps and Lighting
W. j. Fisher, j. IL. Owens. Parks-W. :
Norombs Eharshep