The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-08-25
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Mr.. j. 7. Arthur, formerly of Hartford coun-
ty, who for many years successfully conduct
ed a bakery in IIavre de Grace, is visiting his
| sister, Mrs Frank Pennington, OF Madonna,
and other relatives in this county.
MIR. Ernest T. McNutt, of Darlington, is
| visiting friends in Mllville, N. j.
Miss Florence Sellers, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting her friend, Mis- May Thompson, OF
Deer Creek.
The Misses Murray, of Baltimore, are visit
| ing Mrs. Charles Andrew, Of Ferkeley.
Mrs. Charles c. Bristow, CT Phladelphia,
and Miss Maggie Schriz, of Baltimore, were
guests of Halford friends, this week.
Miss Ida Griffin ard Miss Winnie Famaris,
OF Beverly, N j., are guests of Hartford
friends, this week.
Rev. Thomas H Wright, the popular pas or
of Emory NJ. 2. Church, near Towson, with
his wife and daughter, are visiting their old
friends at Norrisvilie, New Park ard Consti-
tuition.
Miss Belle Williams, of st. Denis, Md, is
visiting relatives near Aberdeen.
Mrs. AdoIph Ahrens of Philadelphia, is
visiting her mother, MIS-. James Kenny, of
Level.
Miss Maggie Bangs, Of Philadelphi4, is the
guest of Mrs. II. E. Selfe, OF Darlington.
Mrs. Frank &. Overly, of Washington, ID.
c., is visiting her sister in-law, Mrs. Lizzie q.
Davis, OF Hayre de Grace.
Messrs. James and Nathaniel Chew, of Bal
imore, were guests, last week, of their
cousins, the Misses Whitaker, Of HAVE de
Grace Mr. James Chew is Clerk of The U.
S. Court, at Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs PeIcJ Gauze, of Baltimore,
are visiting MIS-. Gauze's father, Captain
Charles Conner, If lIavre de Grace.
Mrs. Michael Bantz and her daughters,
Misses Maggie, Alice and NetIie Bautz, OF
Baltimore, are sreuiing the month Of August
with Mrs. BantZ's sister, Mrs. Dorman, Of
HAVE de Grace.
Misses Annie Bremble and Birdie Schnee-
berger, of Baltimore, are guests of friends at
Clayton.
DIR. c. :. Woodruff, of Baltimore, is at
Fulford.
Mss sallie McCairnes, of Newcastle, Del,
is visiting the Misses Davis, of Aberdeen.
Prof. Charles II. Glsckin, of York, former
member of the Hartford Teachers Institute,
was guest of Mr.. John W. Yost, Of Norris
vile, last week.
Mrs. II ,nnah McClupg ard her daughter,
Miss Purla McClung, of Nosr!sviile, are visit
ing Mr.. ard Mrs. B. + w. McChug at Stewards
town.
Miss Mercy Huff. of Mill Green, is visiting
friends near Carea.
Miss Bessie Amos, Of Fallston, is a guest Of
Mrs C. Z. Butler, of Delta.
Miss Belle Scarborough, of York, is visiting
her mother, near Prospect.
Mr.. and Mrs K. E. Leutbecker,of Balti-
more, were guests, lest week, Of MIR. and
Mrs. j. Z. Yerkes, of Cooper.
Miss Leila Riddle, Of Baltimore, is a guest
OF Mss Edna Harkius, OF Aberdeen.
Miss Emma Hughes, of Aberdeen, IS visit
ing her aunt, MS. Annie Legg, of Whining
ton, Del.
Miss Myrtle Clark, of Baltimore, is visiting
her cous d, Miss IUez Gallon OF Aberdeen.
Miss Smallbeck, of Bel Air, is visiting Miss
Amelia Allen, at Fawn Grove.
Mr.. Willard Campbell, OF Norristown, Pa,
is visiting his old home near NoTrisvile.
Miss Maude Stewart, of Fawn Grove, is
visiting friends at Cardiff.
Mr.. W. 7. Sawyer aud family, of Emmorton
| have returned home, after tour to some OF
| the summer resorts on the Blue Ridge Noun
| tains. They also visited the National Gene
| terry and the historic battle grounds at Gettys-
| burg.
Mrs Edward }. Knee, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wiley
| of Shawsyilie.
| Mr.. John Billingsley, manager OF the Gam
| brill Weaving Mill, OF Havre de- Grace, on
Saturday and Sunday visited his family, who
are spending several weeks with relatives, at
Perry Hall, Baltimore county.
Mr. Harry Starr, of Washington, D. c., is
visiting Lis family at Shane. Mr.. Starr was
formerly merchant at Chenille.
Mr.. james W. Harry, OF Pylesville, left
home on Saturday to witt friends in Ken
lucky, previous TO entering Johns Hopkins
| University, where he will take the degree of
| Pm. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archer Ii. Jarrett, OF Balti-
more. are at Orkney Springs, Va.
Miss Jessie Cochran, Of, Baltimore, is visit
ing Miss Grace Payne, at her home, at Black
| Horse.
Miss Alice Smithson, of Pylesville, is visit.
ing in Baltimore for Jew days.
Miss Mildred Downs, of Walbrook, Balti'
more, is visiting friends in Hartford county.
Miss Emily Wilson, daug liter of MIR. r. L.
Wilson, of Emmorton, is quite sick will
nervous prostration, at the residence OF hel
aunt Mrs. &. T. Milton, near Glenville.
Rev. DIR. Lawrence ": Bates, one of the
Oldest and mCst prominent members of the
Mary and Annual Conference of the Metho
dist Protestant Church, is critically i'll at hi'
home in Baltimore city.
Mrs NJ. A. Jacobs, of Baltimore, is CUES
OF friends at Aberdeen.
Miss Emma Royce, OF Baltimore, is visiting
friends near Jarrettsvlle.
Mr.. B. r. Grymes, of Prince Georges county
Va, aud his son, Mr.. Mason Grymes, of New
York, are guests Of Mr.. John b Wysong.
MIR. W. Scott Handy, OF Calvary, is attend
ing the Delta Camp.
Election OFF cers Appointed.
At meeting of the Board of Supervisors o
; Election, which was held on Monday, MIR.
G. Cole was excused frcm acting as Clerk q
Fallston, and Mr.. E. 2. Hollingsworth wa
appointed 10 fill his place.
Mr.. j. u. Jones, Stearns' precinct, was es
cused, and Mr.. Nm. Day appointed to sue
, CT | him.
A school House Needed.
n Much interest is being taken by the peopl
4 of Glen Arm, on the Baltimore and Lehig
q Railroad, and vicinity, in the movement &c
y the establishment of public school at Gle
Arm. The children of shat LOCALITY are ob'ige
A to go to Greenwood School, and some of then
in doing 50, have to walk frcm one and ont
half 10 two miles.
Capt ain SHOWS Lecture.