The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-02-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

MIR. Guy Ii. Boyd, OF York, has purchased
the Finley property in Delta.
Mr. Henry Heaps has sold Lis store at
scarboro to Mir. Willard F. Carr.
r vival serv'c are III progress at the
Fawn Grove Methodist Protestant Church.
The cold snap has had the effect OF iesseL-
ing the number OF cases of grip In Hatfoid.
The February term of the Circuit Court
will commence on Monday the 18th instant.
William A. Hulshart has sold bis resi-
Deuce In Norrisville, TO his brother Isaac Z.
Hushart.
-protrac, ed services closed at the Methodist
Episcopal Church on Sunday night: lhree
persons protested convention.
Jacob Waters, OF Havre de Grace has been
granted and o!igt al pension Of 80 per month
by the Uuited states government.
Letters ties, amentary upon the estate OF
Jane Morgan have been granted BY tie
Register of " Ills to Elizabeth }. Morgan.
-NessIs. Reynolds Brothers have resumed
the manufacture OF caus, after making ex'en-
siye improvements to their factory In Havre
de Grace.
Rain iu:crfered with the promised muster
of the troops at Camp Mscker zie on Tue'd'y,
aud it was held By companies instead OF regi-
ments.
The cold wave got to Bel Air on time.
Thursday oveIcoats ard rps were hardly
comfortable and on Friday they were barely
comfortable.
Three persons were received into full
membership in Grlte Methodist Protestant
Church, Bel Air, on sunday. Two OF them
were heads Of families.
John Ii. Harvard, of Hartford county ap-
piled in the United States Court on Thursday
for the bel eft of the Bankruptcy law. Ills
liabilities are 81, ABS and assets 500.
The incumbent board Of directors OF the
Baltimore and Lehigh Railway Company were
reelected on Tuesday. The financial condi-
ton Ct rosd is said to be very satisfactory.
-SIeighs were omewhat in evidence in
Bel Air on Tuesday. The changes OF our
climate are wonderous. Tuesday January "a
thunder storm; Tuesday January 81, snow
storm.
While a rumber Of young people were
skating Gu Sttk mill dam near Cocpto"n
on Monday, the ice gave way treating the
crowd to cold bath. Fortunately no one
WAS hurt.
The receipts at The ofiice of the County
Treasurer for the month OF January VIII
aggregate about s250L0 There is not more
than si5 COO OF taxes for 1873 remaining I'M
collected.
during the thunder storm OF Tuesday
January "a, an unoc; up:ei tenant house IN
Dublin, belonging to Mrs. CathenAe
Doueherty, was struck by lightning and
burned to the ground
MIR. George Ii. Martz and Miss Katie ID.
Grcsh were married on January 10 at the home
Of the Bride In Washington county, Maryland |
Miss Hattie NJ. Axer. of Chestnut Hill acted
as one the bridesmaids.
The textile works, which were establish |
ed at Havre de Grace little over year ago |
are now manufacturing over 100 COO yards OF |
table cloth monthly. Two hundred and fifty |
hands are employed i'll the works.
The old post road between Aberdeen and |
Havre de Grace is being put into first class |
condition. Shells are being used. They |
will be spread Fix feet wide, in the centre of
the road with thickness of six inches.
Mr.. John s. Richardson sold as auction |
eer for Col. Ohio s Lee, Trustee, at the court |
house door on Monday, the property OF the |
late Henry Ady, comprising 205 ceres OF land
near Bel Air, to Mr.. o. VI. Whitaker for |
81 sos.
The changes of weather this winter have |
been alarming in their suddenness and ex-
tremity. A cold wave followed the snow OF
Tuesday aud oa Wednesday morning the
Thermometer registered near zero at several |
PAGES in Bel Air. !
DR. Harry j. Boyd Of the firm Of Boyd |
and Fulford received on Wednesday notice |
that he had been elected a member Of the |
American Chemical Society, of New York. |
This adds another title to the list OF letters be
is authorized to afix to his signature.
MIR William 2. Leight, Dr., of Black |
Horse, met with serious accident last week. |
He was assisting to load car at Phoenix, Bal |
timore county, when he was struck by one OF
the heavy timbers and thrown forciblyto the |
ground. lie was improving when heard |
from.
The fourth qrai terly meeting of the Bel
Air Cicuit, NJ. Z. Church will be held on |
Saturday and Sunday next, February 4 and |
Conference Saturday at 2 ?. NJ Love Feast |
$50 z. NJ. Preaching Sunday, February 5. at
il A. NJ. by the Presiding Elder, Rev. w. 5. |
Edwards, d. ID.
Mr.. Melvin KnC fer, the youngest son of
Mr.. August Knc fler, will leave his home IN
Bel Air on tomorrow, Saturday for Vest
minister, where he will matriculate In the
Western Maryland College for a full four
year tenn. 1t IL Mr.. Knofler's intention to
enter the ministry.
Thieves broke into the jewelry store of
Mr.. George W. Hughes, in Havre de Grace on
Wednesday night and carried off about
twenty silver watches. No attempt was made
upon tie safe and nothing was missing from
large case OF silver ware. Entrance was
made through a window.
The Baltimore american Of Friday last
says: The Misses Archer gave one Of their
delightful afternoon teas on Wednesday, at
4 80, at their home, on North avenue and st.
Paul street. 1t is a second or third Of series,
aud In this way they invite all tn cir friends
without overcrowding their drswingrooms.