The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-02-10
THE ECISAND INTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A cold. rain and sleet on Friday made th
streets dangerous for pedestrians.
Letters testamentary upon the estate Q
Marion Anderson have been granted to Care
line P. Auderson.
The revival at the Havre de Grace Metho
dist EpiscopaI Church has so far resulted ii
thirty-f, ur conversions.
Rev. Howard o. Keen, pastor OF thu
Remington NJ. z. Church, Baltimore, is Visit
ing his parents In Bel Air.
A large number OF removals will taxi
place among the tenants in the neighoorhoo'
OF Norr'sville this spring.
Next Wednesday, February Is, will b.
Ash Wednesday, which marks the commence
ment OF Il Lenteu season.
Snow has fallen at inIervs's upon severa
days during the past week, and the sleighint
Is decidedly The best this wint,r.
A seat In the Baltimore Stock Exchange
sold on Friday for the unprecedented sum Of
81, 400 which is the highest price on record.
The blizzard was still raging in the
Northwest on Saturday and the trsnscon'
tineutal abroad lines are blocked By snow.
Letters Of admin istration have been grant
BY the Orphans Court to Frederick Scarbor
ough upon the estate of Samuel Il. scarbor-
ough.
The japanese tea, given by the Christian
Eudeavor Society Of the Hsvre de Grace Pres
byterian church, last week, was pleasant
and decided success.
Mr.. Wnlh m X Myers, OF Havre de Grace,
has been appointed as a regular patrolman on
the Baltimore police force and assigned to
duty In the Northeastern district.
Mr.. Eugene Tucker, OF Forest Hill will
speak on "lhe relations Of the Executive
Committee to the county Organization" at
the Prohibition bal quet in Baltimore on
February %.
Another cold wave struck Bel Air on
Wednesday night. The Thermometer regis
tered from 60 to 100 below zero at daylight
and at 9. 25 A. NJ. on thursday stood 90 above
zero at Ewings.
The wilma Women's Christian Temper
ahce Union will hold parlor meeting at the
residence Of Mr.. James w. Archer on Tues
day next, February Il, Rev. 5. b. Tredway
will deliver an address.
Baltimore has en- elected as the place
OF holding the fourth annual meeting OF the
MARYLAND State Bar Association on July "
and 81. Hen. s. A. Williams is a member OF
the executive committee.
Private Ray mond Galloway, OF Company
NJ, 10th U. s. Infantry has been honorsbly dis
charged from the service and returned to his
home in Havre de Grace He was last station
ed at Huntsville, Alabama.
The Pylesville Progressive -slehre Club
met last week at the residence OF Mr.. James
L. Whiteford. The gentltman's Prize was
won by Mr.. Charles a. Wilson and the ladies
trophy by Miss Mary Macatee.
Mr. Henry l. Snyder, Of Havre de Grace,
and Miss Maggie l.. Bergen, Of Brooklyn, N.
Y. was married in Havre de Grace on Wednes-
day, February 1st, by Rev. A. F. Waldo,
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church In that
city.
The Comfy Commissioners will be In
session on Mondays and Tuesdays during the
month OF February, for the purpose OF max
ing transfers and Attachments, and on the fret
Monday and Tuesday only in the month OF
March.
-Yarmsny LIZ dye A. F. and A. NJ, OF Port
Deposit held q large banquet on February LIST,
which was well attended Dy prominent mem
bers Of the order from Maryland and
Pennsylvania. Numerous speeches were
made.
The marriage OF Mr.. Merryman johnson,
of Chestnut Hill, aud Miss Savannah Ward is
announced to take place on wednesday,
February %, at 73O P. NJ. The ceremony
will performed at Deer Greek Methodist
Protestant Cl urch.
The case OF Adam K StiliZ against
jeremiah Horn, removed from Hartford, was
commenced in the Circuit Court, Of Baltimore
county, on Wednesday. The action is for
damages for alleged false arrest. 1t Is being
tried before jury.
Tie recently elected managers OF the
Baltimore County Agricultural Society, met
in Baltimore city on Saturday and reelected
the old officers. Mr.. Samuel NJ. Shoemaker
was chosen as president and Mr.. Henry c
Longnecker, secretary.
Bel Air was treated on Friday to very
unusual weather combination. The ground
was covered with snow and heavy sleet was
falling, accompanied by thunder and lightn-
ing. The weather of the tropics and the poles,
effec.ing a coalition.
Rev. G rarles E. Guthrie, the eloquent
pastor of Columbia Avenue NJ. E. Church,
Baltimore, will lecture under the auspices OF
Bel Air chapter OF the Epworth League on
next Friday, February II, at 7.3O 2. M. Sub
ject "reop'e we never meet"
An intei esting ard we'll attended Farm
ers' Institute was held in the Court House at
Towsontown on Monday under the direction
of Mr.. William Lee Amoss. Addresses were
delivered by Messrs Edward VanAlstyne and
George P. Powell, of New York.
"A card party was given on Tuesday even
ing by Mrs. J. Wilson Richardson at her
home on Twenty Second street, Bal timore, in
honor of her sister, Miss Helen G. Rouse.
The rooms were verv prettily decorated and
large number Of friends were in attendance.
Mr.. K T sperIng, who has been very i'll
View" near Stockton, was taken last week by
the advice Of his physicians to the Union
Protestant Infirmary, Baltimore, for treat
ment. He Is dangerously Ill at that institu-
tiop.
The congregation of EPSON NJ. 2. Church,
Towson, have unanimously asked for the re-
turn tor the fifth consecutive year, OF their
pastor, Rev. Thomas H. Wright. This speaks
well for Norrisville boy and will be crafty
ing news to his many friends in the Long
Corner.
About one hundred boxes Of cigars wers
stolen from freight car at Perrymsn OF
Thursday night. They were consigned to Mr.
J.H. Emmord. The car was broken opeI
and an unsuccessful attempt was made tt
enter the wareroom in which freight is stored
The perpetrators are unknown as yet.
Miss Clara Ascherfield, of Havre de Grace
who is a member OF the faculty OF the Peabod
Institute, Baltimore, took part in concer
at the Institute, last week. She has the repu
tation OF being one OF the most accomplishe
pianists ever connected with the Peabody an
has lately developed rare talent as a CON
poser.
Invitations have been issued for tn
the marriage OF Mr.. Clarence E. Wilson an
Miss Grace, daughter of Mrs. George "
Cuddy. The ceremony will take place 8
Wesley Chapel near Black Horse on Februar
%, at 7.30 P. NJ. Both OF the contractin
parties have many relatives and warm friend
IN Hartford county.
-Rey Thomas Il. Lewis, D. D., PresideI