The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-09-29
Rel Air Notes.

Thursday evening of last week, with his
family, from trip to their old Virginia home.
Miss Louise West returned to her home in
the city on Friday, frcm a visit to Miss Anna
NJ. Waters.
Miss Mary Cover is visiting her niece, Mrs.
William j. Price, at Centreville.
Misses Emily and Alice Ely, of Darlington,
were guests at the residence of Sheriff w. j.
Forsythe, this week.
List of uncalled for letters remaining in the
Bel Air Posiofice.-Miss Bell Boyd, s. o.
johnson, Miss May Keys, John Lindeman,
Miss NJ. o. Leare, Mr.. John A. MacRae, Mrs.
Martha Turner.
DIR. James W. Smith is seriously III at the
Eagle Hotel His wife, who was Il daughter
of the late Algernon : Dorsey, of this county,
is with him.
Miss Nora Bouldtn, of the staff Of The
Blockley Hospital, Philadelphia, is guest Of
her sister. Mrs. jobs \. Evans
Persons desiring to join a Gymnasium about
to he formed IN Bel Air viii pie .se notify A.
". Valentine or Clifford ID. Rosan.
Miss Adele Anderson has returned from a
delightful visit 10 friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Martin, of Balti-
more, arc at Mr. William w. Bradford's, near
Emmorton.
Hiss Mary V. Paul, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William II. Paul, returned home last
week from visit of more than two months
to the North.
Mr.. samuel " Wheeler, foreman Of the
Baltimore american composing room, was
visitor at The -Egis Office, last saturday.
An oyster and meat supper will be held in
the odd Fellows Hall, Bel Air, on Friday and
Saturday evenings, October aud 6, for The
bench, OF Triumph Lodge, No. 49, l. o. 0. +.
Rev. G. L. Ely, pastor OF Boundary Avenue
NJ L. Church, Baltimore, and Rev. Frank. K.
Isaac, of Bel AIR, exchanged pulpits on sun
day morning and evening.
Mrs. Kirk and her daughters, who have been
boarding for number of weeks past at Mrs.
fioffmun's, returned to their home in Balti,
more, Oh Monday.
Mr.. shepard Bryan, member of the bar Of
Atlants, Ca, who was guest at the Eagle
Hotel for several days, left on Wednesday.
He is a nephew of Hon. William Shepard
Bryan, of Baltimore.
On Monday Mr.. John II. Fisher, our town
gardener, found a small bag of tobacco in his
tomato patch on Gordon street. The next
day he found a razor in his garden in the rear
of The EgiS Office. He is anxious TO return
these articles to their owners, and invites
them to call at his store and get them.
Miss Sarah L. Scarborough returned to her
home in Bel Air, on Monday, from delight
full visit to friends at Gwyn Oak and Airing
ton.
| Miss Marie Tierney, who has been a guest
of Mrs. John s. Young for several weeks, re-
turned TO her home in Baltimore on Monday.
Messrs Carver & Price, Main street, are
ready for their fall and winter trade with
goods of all kinds to keep you warm and COM
Portable. They offer them at low prices and
will endeavor to please you. They are en-
terprising and reliable young men and deserve
the success they are achieving.
Mrs. Silas b. Tredway was a guest of rela-
tives in Dover, Del. and other points, this
week. Her sister-in law, Mrs. Ida Palmer,
of FessendsD, North Dakota, is visiting her
old home for the first time for a number OF
years.
| Mr.. Joseph Livezey made his appearance in
Bel Air this week, for the first time since his
recovery from a severe attack of typhoid
| fever.
John Scott, colored, WAS arrested on Mon
day, by officer Guillot, charged with profane
and disorderly conduct, and also with assault
ing Mark Moore. Justice Richardson fined
him 81 and costs in each case.
Cover & Baker, The fashionable millners
| announce their fall opening on next Monday
| and Tuesday, October 2 aud 8, when they viii
display choice selections of beautiful millinery
goods of the latcss designs, fine kid gloves
and the hundred and one articles which 90 tc
make up the toilet OF welldressed lady
These euterprisng ladies have exquisite taste
il the selection and making up of maieii al:
and their store is an attractive one. Mis-.
| Agnes Cover, of the firm, will give embroidery
lessons and now is the time to begin, in oriel
to be able 10 make with your own handt
Christmas presents for your friends.