The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-08-18
Personal Mention.

hT. Joseph w. NnhHlDeTlalne, WHO ma
charge of the Equity Records of the Clerk:
Of1ite, enjoyed a well-earned vacstior, las
| week. at his home in Havre de Grace.
SIR. Vernon Prosser, of Baltimore, is with
friends at Pleasantvlle.
Mis- Ella Schoenrich, of Baltimore, is
guest OF friends near Bel Air.
Miss Fonte Campbell, of West Chester, Pa
is visiting her uUc!c, Mr.. j. Egbert Smith,
at Delta.
Miss Alethia Green, of Cooptown, is visit,
ing relatives at WaVerly, Baltimore.
Nrs. Thomas E. Morgan and her daughter,
Miss Emma, are visiting relatives in Princess
Anne Nd.
Miss Bonnie Livezey, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Kate Livezey, of
Thcmas' Run.
Mss Henrietta Mitchell, of Baltimore, is a
guest OF her aunt, Mrs j. &. Michael, near
Abs rdeen.
Misses May Summers, of Baltimore, and
Katie Dougherty, of Philadelphia, are visit
Ing Miss Hilda WINS, of Aberdeen.
Mrs. H. 7 Woodrow, Of Havre de Grace, is
visi ing friends in Cambridge, Md.
Miss katherine Watts, of Cecil county, is
visiting Mss Russell, of Level
Miss Susie Snow, of Hayre de Grace, is a
guest OF relatives in Boston, Mass.
Misses Elsie and SAlie Penping, of Havre de
Grace, at Atlantic City.
Miss Bessie Holloway, of Worcester county,
who had been visiting Miss Sallie Durham,
of Forest Hill, was called home Unexpectedly,
on account of the illness of her brother.
Mrs. c. I. Brashears and her daughter, Miss
Lizzie Brashears, Of Baltimore, are visitors to
Mchaesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. r II. Hopkins, Of Grange,
Baltimore county, are visiting relatives in
Aberdeen.
Miss Jean Mcintosh and Miss Nusbaum, Of
of Pylesville.
Miss Nellie Dance, of Philadelphia, David
Myers, Fred Yost, of York. Pa, and Miss
Edel, of Baltimore, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas j. Brooks, of Constitution.
Professor E Harry will leave Hartford ON
this Friday morning, and will spend two
weeks travelling through the States uf Tennes-
see ard X ntucky, in the interest of the
Georgetown College, of which he is a men,
Der of the faculty.
Miss LottIe Webb, of York county, is visit
ing friends near Highland.
Mrs Rebecca CHANNEL has removed fr, m
near Fawn Grove, to Harrisburg, Pa, where
she will reside in the future.
Mrs. Edward Hamilton, of Cardiff, is visit
ing her parents in Philadelphia.
Miss Nina Conover, of Philadelphia. is a
guest of NJ. and Mrs Joseph seaIor, of
Z mbria.
Miss Araminta Hostler, of York county, Pa,
is visiting her brother, MIR. j. j. Hostler, of
Mill Green
Misses Phoebe and Alice Pyle, of Pylesville
are vsi ing relatives in Cecil county.
Rev Il Lorruzp Clark, pastor of Centre
Pres b. terrain Church near Norrisville, is
spending his vacation at Northlield, Mas.
LetLe Bell Clark
YRS Jessie P. Rutedge, Of Baltimore, is a
gursr If her daughter, Mrs. John Duncan, of
Carea.
viss Mary j Heaps, of B ltmore, is visit
in her mother, Mrs. Henrietta Heaps, near
Norrsville.
VI ISIS Sadie Mettee. and Miss Hazard, of
Baltimore, and Miss Seville Tucker, of Phila-
delrhia. are gu. SITS of Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Tucker, Forest Hill
Mrs. Harry Wilson, of Baltimore, is spend
ing August with friends at Churchville.
;''ss Nellie TAYLOR, OF Baltimore, is visiting
II Ella StritehoT, at 'Ferndale," near
Jar. -tsvile
NJ. and Mrs. Bea'e K Howard, Of My Lady's
Manor, are spending the month of August in
Maine.
Mrs e. n. Lamar and daughter are guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. }. toward Scarf, near Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs o c. Michael, of Aberdeen,
will leave tomorrow Saturday for week S
sojouin at Mountain Lake Park. They will
also visit keyser, ". Va, and Oakland Mr..
Michael expects to visit the coal mines Of
West Virginia during his trip.
Miss Mary Carroll, of Baltimore, formerly
O: Harkins, Nd, is visiting relatives in Phila-
delphia, and will spend some time at Atlantic
City before her return.
Mr.. Harry sils, of Emmorton, who has been
sick with typhoid fever for several weeks, is
recovering.