The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-10-13

Miss Mary Richardson is visiting her sister
Mrs. c. G. Rouse, at Delta.
Miss Annie Brooks, of Constitution, was tn
guest of York friends, last week.
| Miss Grace Hess, Of Rock Spring, Lancaste
county, Pa was a guest at the residence o
Mr.. Charlas X. Glackin, near Constitution
last week.
| Mr.. Edward Chandlee, of st. Joseph, Mo.
is visiting friends along Mason and Dixen'
Line, for the first time for many years.
Mrs. Jtmima G. b. Wiley, Of New Market
Baltimore county, IS Ill at the home Of Mr. W
Payne Norris, near NorrIsVlle.
Mrs. j. VI Jordan, If near Norlisyi'e, i.
visiting friends in Philadelphia.
sir. aud Mrs. koss Lanius, Of Philadelphia
are guests Of Mr.. Lanius' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. w. LaniuS, near Siewartstown.
Mrs. Joseph w. Duncan is slowly recover
ing, at her home near Norrisviile, from q
severe illness.
Mrs Belle 5tihtr removed with her fami' )
form Norri6vills to Baltimore on October b.
Miss Sadie McIann, of Washington, ID. c
is visiting relatives in the fifth district.
Captain William Hamlin, of Tuxedo Park,
N. Y, is guest Of friends in Havre de Grace.
Miss Edith burgess, of Hsvre de Grace. is
visiting relatives in Trenton, n. J.
Mss Lydia johnson, OF Wilmington, Del,
is visiting friends in Hartford county.
Miss Fannie Greenfield, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her grandfather, MIR. John w. Beaver,
Of HaVre de Grace
Miss BI.rche Cir fiji, OF Aberdeen, is visit
Ing friends III ell Air.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Oscar Henderson, of Illinois,
were visitors at Mr. ,enderson's old home.
near Black horse, last week.
The heath # Mi blanche " iley, VINO ;!as
been very Ill witt typhoid fever, al her home,
near Shawsvilie, is rapidly improving.
Among those who we're in attendance upon
the York County Fair, last week, from Haf-
ford, were Captain Jane, Turner ard son, De-.
Frank Turner, MIR. and Mrs. William II. Nell
son, Mr.. Charles W. Pocack, Mis-, Reatha
Pocock, Mrs. William s., John and Miss
Emma Rutledge and Mr.. Gorsuch Glenn.
Miss Clara l.. Grain, Of Manchester, New
Hampshire, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hattie
l.. Cooley, at Judge Joseph r Ely's, Darling
ton.
Mr.. Ira Myers, OF Pylesvile, has removed
with his family to Baltimore.
Mr.. John Il. Price, DR., formerly cashier Of
the Miles National Bank, of Delta, which has
gone into voluntary liquidation, has left for
his new home at Wiliamsport, Pa.
MIR. William E. bosley, of Isaac Hamburger
6 Sons, formerly OF this county, was one of
the visitors at the Fair.
Among the Baltimore visitors at, the fair
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Bayless, Raymond
Hoblitzell, B. F. Darbie, Prof. James &. Rot
inson, Of the Maryland Agricultural College,
l.. II. Baldwin, 7. NJ. Msynadier, Com.
Arthur Speyers, u. s. N, Archer II. Jarrett,
c. Bosley Littig, Daniel Rider, j. Y. Brattan
and Thos. Ewell.
Rev. Henry I. Sharp, rector Of the Church
of the Prince of Peace, Wabrook, Baltimore,
preached at Emmanuel Church on Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Morton, Of Baltimore, who has
been studying for the last two years with Prof.
Joseph Pache, has been engaged to sing 1.-The
Messiah" in Washington. Mrs. Morton is a
niece of Messrs. James and Henry D. FarnaL-
dis, of Hartford county.
Among the visitors at the fair on Thursday
Was MIR. g. E. s. Landsdowne, of K. Q. Tay-
lor & Co. He was the guest of Mr.. j. B. Han.
way.
Mrs. Elizabeth Strawbridge, of BradeL-
baugh, is visiting friends in Baltimore.