The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-08-25

Mrs. Ella LLOYD, OF NlncneS Ter, a, was
guest CT Mr. and Mrs. {. E. Brown, this week.
Miss Margaret Clayton, Of Annapolis, is
visiting Miss Annie Briarly Munnikhuysen.
Miss Sannie Garrettson. of Taylor, is visit
ing Miss Idella Tredway.
Miss Bertha Hamilton has returned to her
home in Bel Air, from protracted visit to
her sister, Mrs Isaac l.. Dick, OF Scarboro.
Mr.. Lemuel W. Murphy, former we'll
known citizen Of lIavre de Grace, was a
visitor to Bel Air, on Friday. He is now
resident OF Chicago, where, with his son, he
| is connected with the Armour Packing Gem
pany.
Mr.. Davis, of Lancaster, Pa, is guest OF
MIR. B. Hawley.
Miss Edith Davidson, of Baltimore, and Miss
Katherine McP. Scott, OF Hagerstown, Nd,
| are the guests OF Misses Elise and Rush
Williams.
| Miss Fanny Love, of Reisterstown, Md, is
| visiting Miss Grace K. street,.
Mr.. G. Cover STREET. IL at Ocean City.
Miss Harrison, of Brandon, Va :, Is the guest
| Of Mrs. Fannie Silver, at her home on Rock
Spring Avenue.
Mr.. Raymond N. Hoblitzell, OF Baltimore,
was guest O: his brother, MIR. Solomon Hob
litzell, this week.
| Miss Hannah Jeffery and Mrs. Gross, of
Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. E. d. Finney.
| Miss Laura Dallam is visiting FRIENDS in
Havre de Grace.
Mr.. William Lilly, Of Wilmington, DEL,
who has been visiting at Cold Springs, near
| Bel Air, has returned home.
Some of the finest Early Rose potatoes we
have ever seen were grown by Mr.. G. E. n.
Ewing, in his garden in Bel Air.
The frame for Mr.. T. Frank McLean's new
residence on Dallam Place is about finished
and the house will be rapidly pushed to COM
pletion.
Mr. Joseph W. Chamberlsiue Of the Clerk IS
office, whose home is in Havre de Grace, is
enjoying visit from his wife and son Arthur,
at the Eagle Hotel. Master Chamberlain,
who is seven years old, is an expert bicycler.
Mr.. Howard Proctor, son Of Mr.. Augustus
Proctor, who has been visiting relatives in
Bel Air, returned to his home In Philadelphia
on Tuesday. lie WIS accompanied by Misses
Dora and Z izabeth Proctor. Miss Dora
designs spending few days at Atlantic City
before returning to Bel Air.
The attendance at the meeting which was
held in the grand jury room on Monday night
for the purpose of organizing Literary AS.
ISOLATION in Bel Air, was so limited that those
who were present decided to adjourn until
Tuesday evening next. This is a matter
which should meet with favorable attention
from our citizens and the young men should
receive encouragement. Attend yourself and
take neighbor with you.
MIR. w. Heating Devoe, of Centreville, Md.
is guest at the Methodist Protestant parson,
age.
The town authorities are having greatly
needed gutter cons'ruc ed on the easterly side
Of Pennsylvania avenue, between Main and
Howard streets.
: Owing TO a combination of circumstances
the reproduction of the play Of 1.-THE Schoo
Ma'am," by the children OF the Public School
Q during the Teachers Institute, has beer
J abandoned. 1t may be given later in the sea
r son.
n Mr.. James NJ. Anderson, of the Baltimore
4 Herald corps, was guest of his father-in-law
/. MIR. John Bauer, this week
= Miss Marie Frazier, of Baltimore, is visiting
Miss Adele Anderson.
List OF uncalled for letters remaining In tn
Bel Air postoffice.-Mr. Stilia Blaney, MI
: Stephen A. Cain, Mrs. Mary K. jackson, Mrs
;. Elzor Scott e., Mr.. W. f. Thompson, Mr.
l. w. H. Whitehead, Mrs. Maria Walton an
Mrs. Birdie Walker.
II Rev. Kerby s. Miller, pastor OF the Bel Al
'e Presbyterian Church, who has been Ill wit
II typhoid fever, is reported to be improving
Mrs. j. Wilson Richardson, OF Baltimore
who has been quite sick at the residence c
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. John G. Rouse, wa
=. reported better yesterday.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday Schot
! held their annual picnic on Thursday
n Amoss' grove, on Winters Run.
II. Mrs. Margaret j. Head has sold to NJ
,o John B. Hanna lot Of ground, situated O
~ the south side Of Gordon street, near ii
IT residence of Mr.. Harold Scarboro, $50 by 4.
feet.