The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-01-27
THE ECIS AND INTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL. AFFAIRS.


past week, but good ones are tcarce.
-ur. Samuel w. Wilson has purchased th
George A. Davis farm, near Pylesvile.
The jury for the February term OF thu
Circuit Count, W Il be drawn this week.
Next Thursday, Feb:usry 2, will bt
grounding day. Look out for the weather
that day.
Key. s. b. TredRay will preach at 10 81
A. NJ. on SUNDAY at Providence and at +
NJ at Union Chapel.
Mr.. John Warner has rented the Richard
beaver farm near PyIesville, aud will shortly
take possession thereof.
The Havre de Grace Whist Club met at
the residence of the Misses Whitaker, Oh
Uuiou avenue, last week.
The wilma Womens Christian Temper
auce Union will meet on Thursday, February
Eat the residence of MIR. George w. McComas.
Letters testAnentary upon the estate of
Dennis Il. Staudford have Leen granted by
Register OF Wills Norris, 10 Susan b. Standi-
ford.
Letters ttstamentary upon the estate OF
Amos Spencer lave been granted by the
Register of Wills 10 John n. and Amos D..
Spencer.
"A license was Issued In Baltimore, on
Wednesday, for the marriage OF Mr.. Joseph w
duncan and Miss Rosa +. McClung, both OF
NorIisviie.
Mr.. Robert II. Lilly, Of Churchvilie, has
-fuichased the farm near Level formerly &C.
eupied by Mr.. j. h. Mitchell, and will remove
there next month.
Mr.. Slas b. Smith has resigned his posi-
ton as Second Lieutenant Of Co. D, LIST Md
Rcgt., and severs! other officers are about to
follow his example.
-Hechls HOTEL in Havre de Grace, was
robbed one night last week, entrance being
effected through the side door. Ouly few
dollars was taken.
A license has been issued by the clerk OF
the Cecil County Court for the marriage OF
Albert Harris. of Perryville and Miss Ida
Ramsay, of Havre de Grace.
-Protracted services are still being held in
the Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Pc
testaut Churches in Bel Air. Good meetings
are being held at both places.
-Taxpsyers are reminded that the days of
grace allowed fy Treasurer Allen will expire
ON Tuesday, January 81 at T. NJ. Payment
on or before that time will save cost and vexa-
ton.
The grippe has struck the Norrisvilie
neighborhood with force. Among IT'S victims
are Mr.. ard Mrs. Z. w. shrodes, MIR. j. j.
Duncan, Mr.. Henry Patterson and Mrs. Jane
Shane.
Mr. j. Howard Davis, OF Oxford, Pa, and
Mrs. Clala Thompson, Of Pylesville, were
married at the NJ. Z. parsonage, Bel Air, on
Thurday last by the pastor, Rev. Frank X.
Issac.
Mr. John I. Jones, Of Cambria, has sold
his property in that village to DIR. Haley, OF
Halkins, for 81 SEQ and hes purt hased DIR.
Haley's fam near Halkins paying therefor
$3.50.
MIR. David II. Silver will shortly remove
from Chenille to Cambria, where he will as
sumo charge of the warehouse aud conduct
the insurance business for Mr.. william NJ.
WhitefUrd.
"A very enjoyable dance was held at the
residence of Mr.. james K. Jones, near Bel
Air, en- Friday evening. Quite number were
present and all entered into the spirit OF the
occasion.
Mr.. Water J. Mite he'll, EDITOR of the
Times Crescent, OF La Plata, Md, was mar
ried on Wednesday, IS inst, to Miss
Florence Jenifer, CT Loeb Raven, by Rev. j.
B. c. Pherson.
Sunday at Camp Mackenzie was very
qu;tel, pissed many Of the soldiers attending
CHURCH services in Augusta. Thousands OF
people from the city and tie adjacent country
visited the camp.
We are indebted to Mr.. James Lee, director
of the State Penitentia,y, for report from
that excellentIy managed institution. Its
record in every way is not surpassed by any
in the United States.
Rev. 7. Ii. Lewis, ID d., president OF the
Western Mary land College, will deliver his
lecture on sour New Paradise" at the Masonic
Hall, on Thursday evening next. He is
cultured and able orator.
Rev Herbert Wright, of Fairfax, Virgins,
will preach in Bel Air NJ. P. church, on Sun
day morning and night, and at Mr.. Carmel at
three o'clock in the afternoon. Rev. Mr..
Compiler will visit his old home in Virginia.
A movement has been started among the
sto. kl o 'ders OF The Cecil County Agricultural
8 ocieiy, ulder the leadership of Dr. Charles
M Ellis, for a IT o nization OF the society,
with the design OF keeping up the annual eX.
hibitiont.
"A surprise party was teudered to Mrs.
Ross Bay ut her home near Mill Green On
Wednesday evening last, being the auniVer-
sary of her birth. Quite number were pres
ent 10 tender their congratulation to the fair
hostess.
The Western Maryland College Monthly
for January, says: "H. Ii. Reckord is pre-
pairing a lecture ON 'Locomotion on the
Farm to be delivered in Delta under the
auspices of :he Farmers Institute Of the
State of Maryland"
Bel Air was treated on Tuesday night to
the III usual pl eaomenon of midwinfer
thunder storm. 1t was accompanied by
heavy rain. One OF It's accomplishments was
the simultaneous extinguiehment of every
electric light IN Bel Air.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Galley cele
orated their wooden wedding, or the fifth
anniversary of their marriage, at their home
near Fellowship NJ. L. Church, on Tuesday,
January II. A large number Of friends were
present aud several handsome and useful
presents given.
Mr.. William II. Wilmer of Perryman, has
through Mr.. William II. harlan, his attorney,
filed a bill in the Circuit Court asking for q
divorce uncuO mdhim0nU from his wife
e ara J. Wilmer. They were married In 1873
and have three children living. Desertion is
alleged as the cause.
The Pylesvlle Progressive Euchre Club
met on Friday evening at the residence OF Mr..
Frank Macatee, about fifty persons being
present. The gent!eman's prize was won by
Mr. Merry man GLADDEN. and the ladies prize
by Miss Annie Macatee. The BOBBY was az
signed to Mrs. Moilie Whiteford.
"A horse driven by DIR. Frank Harvey
became frightened on Monday afternoon
while on Main strt ct and bolted onto the
pavement. He struck the fence on MIR
Samuel w. B'udford's yard and breaking il
down entered the yard b .fore he was stopped
1t was marvellous that neither man, hors
nor blackboard was injured.
-George Smith a son Of Levi Smith, O
Upper y Roads, private in Company u
First Maryland Regiment, was taken sick
with typhoid fever while at Camp Meade
lie has been in the Pennsylvania hospits
almost ever since. Mr.. Smith was in Bel Al