The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-06-23
THE ECIS AND INTELLIGENCER.
FRIDAY moRNIKG, JUNE %, 1899.
LOCAL AFFAiRS.

.Joppa Christian Churrh, on Sunday, June =,
at F. NJ.
-ai<. William II. Fautom, of Delta, dis
charged volunteer reenlistcd in the United
States Army, las week.
"A decidedly pleasant change took place
in the atmosphere on Friday, giving sweltef-
ing humanity refr, saing rest.
Nj Preston Scarborough, of Cardiff. he'd
Que of L.s kaLus badly mashed, last week, ly
getting !, caught in machine.
~ license was issued in Baltimore city, on
FRIDAY, Tor the marriage Of Andrew Bush and
Della Crcswel, both of Hartford county.
Hen William W. McIntre with his wife
aul daughter will sail tomorrow for England,
where they wi l remain for three moths.
DIR. F. Hall Richardson and Mr.. Alex. NJ.
FulfJrd have yacE donated the use Of boat
on LsIlo Emmy forthe boys AT Camp Endeavor.
-Messrs. wilson and Wiley are about COM
pletirg fer Mr. Juhu Rash Street,, near lay
Tor, barn hich measures ITO feet By co feet.
The second trial of Mrs. Clemeptine Reck-
ord. for the murder Of her husband, in Balt-
more city, bryan at Towson, on Wednesday.
Mr.. ElIrer }. Cook, Of Towsor, formerly
a meulher of The dEqiS staff, was engaged last
week in the trial Of a case Al Oakland, Garrett
county.
"A surprise party wGs rendered 10 Mrs ".
Dallas Scarborough, of South Delta, by her
lady fiiends, upon the occasion of her birth
dag, last week.
1t seems to be conceded that Mr.. Edward
NJ. Allen. Jr., now Treasurer of Hartford
county, will be the Republican candidate for
the same position.
Mis- Alkaline Anderson, an aged resident
of Constitution, fell down stairs recently, re-
ceiving injuries which have kept her confined
to the house ever since.
Reports from the Long Corner indicate
that the wheat crop in that section will be
light and the grass short Garden truck is in
extremely good condition.
The betrothal is announced of Miss Ethel
Patterson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
E. Patterson, of Perryman, to Mr.. Carey K.
Randolph, Albemarle county, Va.
-Chidren's Day services will be held at
Grace Methodist Protestant Church, on sur
day at s p NJ. An interesting programme,
with bright and joyous music, will be rendered.
--'sI.izzie RI iine trotting mare belonging
to Mr. Charles Richardson, dropped dead on
Thursday afternoon, on the lawn in. front OF
the residence OF Mr. John s. Richardson, Jr, !
in Bel Air.
The final distribution of the public school |
tax w&s made on June 18th, by tn; Estate
Comptroller Hartford county receives ST. |
1884 for white schools, and 81, lS2 % for |
colored schools.
The Stewartstown Railroad Company pro |
noses to erect a new and modern station house |
In that enterprising town during the summer.
This news will be hailed with Joy by the pa |
irons of the road.
Mr. James II. Curry, one of the officers of |
the f. l.. l who will be the commandment at
Camp Endeayor, arrived in Bel Air on Friday, |
and busted himself in making the necessary |
arrangements for the camp.
Mr. Robert W. Holland has the satisfac-
ton OF knowing that he has the finest field CT
wheat and grass in the vicinity of Bel Air,
and amCng the finest in the county. His
croIs are all in fine condition.
Letters tes.amcntary have been granted |
by the Register of Wills to salie E. Spering,
upon the estate of +. Z. spering, ard letters |
of administration upon the estate of ".
Hollis Barnes to Emma y. Barnes.
Mr.. Daniel Golden resumed lis duties as
conductor on the Baltimore and Lehigh Rail- |
road last week, for the first time since Tues
day, ebru-ry l4th when the accident occurred !
near Waiervaie, in which he was So badly in |
jured.
MIR. Frederick Dallam, son of the late |
John ). Dallam, OF Bel Air, is a candidate Tor |
Democratic nomination for the Legislature, in |
Prince Georges county. Mr.. Dallam is
memher of the Baltimore bar, residing at |
Laurel.
in the Court of Appeals, on Tuesday, the
case of Alien VS.. VanBibber and Williams was
beard ordered affirmed and cause remanded
for further proceedings. Opinion BY Judge |
Fowler.
MIR. VI. F. Flannery, Chief Engineer of
the United States Coast Survey Steamer En-
deavor. was married at noon on Thursday. at
St Ignatius' Church, to Miss Mary Shaugh
messy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John Shaugh-
messy of Bynum.
The York County Christian Eudeav or
Convention, at its meeting last week, elected
Rev. W. II. 2. Smith, pastor Of the Stewards
town Presbyterian Church, President, and
Miss Ella Taltcmyer, of the same place, Cor
responding Secretary.
The Henry Hilton property, comprising
three acres OF improved land, near Lapidum,
was sold at the Court House door on Monday,
by Mr.. William l.. Cooley, as auctiOneer, for
Mr.. Henry W. Archer, trustee, to Mr.. Robert
j. Osborne for $40.
Governor Lloyd Lowndes YVES guest Of
Messrs. Richard Dallam and 5. A. Williams,
In Bel Air, Friday and Saturday, and attended
the meeting Of the Deer Creek Farmers Club,
Saturday evening, at the residence of Mr.. K.
Harris Archer, near Churchville.
"A Noyment gold medal was awarded in
elocuIion to Miss Eleanor c. Hopkins, and
diploma in the same branch to Hiss Lillian V.
Hopkins, at the commencement exercises at
Western Maryland College, last week. Both
young ladies are from Hartford county.
"A little daughter of Mr.. Page Jollif1e,
walking in her sleep, Tuesday night, acct
dentaly stepped out of a second-story window
and fell upon pile Of stones. The child,
who is about s years old, was painfully
bruised.
The Baltimore and Lehigh Railroad an
nounces that on the Fourth of July an excur-
sion train will leave Bel Air at Q 80 P. NJ. for
Baltimore, and will leave Baltimore at II p.
NJ for Bel Air. Excursion tickets will be
sold at 2 cents per mile, round-trip, good for
that day only.
-Workmen were busy ON Friday, getting
the large pole of the Baltimore ard Bel Air
Telephone Company ready Tor the wires The
pole is nearly seventy feet in height and when
Mr.. Waiter Finney was perchcd on top of it,
it is hardly necessary to state that she was
perfectly happy"
Mr.. VIM. ". BeUer, the enterpIising
stove and tin worker, Of Bel Air, has placed
telephone in his establishment, for the use
of customers and persons irquiEiEg about
work. He says any one in danger Of being
clicked by coal gas can row call him up and
he will 20 to their relief.
We ask Cur friends throughout the count,
to send us the news of their naighborhoods
An occasional lively letter from each neighbor
hood, giving the happenings of the weeF;
would not only make The 4Egis more attrac
tive, but would benefit the nelghhorhood il
more ways than one. Send us the news, bu