The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-03-31
THE EGIS AND NTELLIGENCER.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 81, 1899.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
mr. new Easter suit?

monday.
Clear, CLOUDY, snow and rain. Such wal
Saturdays weather record.
Pei Air WAS utAttd 10 an additions
thunder storm ON Tuesday morning.
Special Easter services " ill be held in Mag,
no ID church on Sunday al and r. VI.
MIR. Evan Hughes has sold his farm, near
Lapidum, to Mr.. Herman Spencer for SSCOo
A high wind prevaledin Hartford on We'd
nesday and ass sted materially in drying the
roads
The Wrn4w G. I. U. will meet on
Thursday, April q, at the home of Mr.. W. Il.
Hoskins.
A marriage license was Issued at Towson-
town on Tuesday to Mr. john Hershey and
Miss Ella Winemiller, tf Gorsuch.
The Maryland Annual Conference of the
Methodist Protestant church will meet on
Wednesday, April 5th, at Crefield, Somerset
county.
MI. IL Thomas Beard, of Slate Hill, Pa,
ana Miss Viola NJ. Orr, of FliutviIle, Nd,
wee married on Tuesday, March %, by Rev.
NJ. +. Crouch.
MIR. w. Ramsay Webb has been selected
as delegate from the Fawn Grove circuit to
the Annual Conference Of the Methodist Pro-
testant church.
There will be service in German and Holy
Communion at St. Paul's Lutheran Evangell-
cal Church, PERI, man, on Sunday next, April
9, at 10 80 A. NJ.
-Nr. -- Grayson, has removed with his
family from Stewartstown, Pa, to the tenant
house adjoining Dry Branch church, belonging
to Mr.. Thomas J. Ayres.
MIR. Ellsworth Winemiller, of Gorsuch,
met with painful accident one day last week.
He was engaged In cutting wood, when the axe
slipped, cutting his ankle seriously
The register of Wills has appointed Mr..
Thomas II. Robinson, guardian OF Mary Edna,
George T. and Andrew T. Bradley, infant
children of the late A. Thomas Bradley.
We are indebted to MIR. NJ. Barrett
Walker for an invitation to attend the city
Democratic Convention which was held
Yesterday March 3Oth, at the Music HALL.
Judge Walters having committed Annie
Uuterbereer, who was declared insane last
week, to the Spring Grove Asylum, Sheriff
Forsy,be removed her to that institution on
Tuesday morning.
The first anniversary meeting of Chesa
peake Council, No. l6, Daughters OF Liberty,
was held at their Lodge Room, in Havre de
Grace, on Thursday evening last, and was
gratifying success.
Rev. J. II. Jeffries, late pastor OF the
North Hartford circuit, NJ. Z. Church, who has
been transferred TO the West Hartford circuit, |
preached his first sermon at Mckendree |
Church on Sunday evening.
Mr.. John s. Richardson sold for Mr.. Fred |
X. Williams trustee, at the Court ID louise door |
on Monday, a tract Of land lying near Forest
Hill aud containing about sixteen acres, to |
MIR. Elisha X. Pyle for s765.
The teachers and pupils OF Prospect Hill
school, Joppa, are preparing for an entertain
ment which will be given in the school-house
on Friday evening, April H. Proceeds for
the benefit of the school library.
Right Rev. Bishop Paret will visit Holy |
Trinity church, Churchvile, on Mon0ay, April
17,aud cousecrate the addition to the cemetery.
He will administer the rite OF confirmation at
Trappe church on Tuesday, April Is.
Mr.. David E. Silver, late of Glenville, has
purchased from MIR. William NJ. Whiteford
his valuable property, consisting OF ten acres
OF land near Cambria, improved by hand
some frame dwelling. The price paid was
$4,000
Subscription books have been opened in
Delta for stock to a new National Bank In
Delta. Capitalists from Bel Air and other
places have indicated desire to subscribe to
to stock, but preference will be given to local
investors.
Mr.. Charles McFadden and Miss Almira
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Thomp-
son, were marie. at the residence of the bride |
nj ar Scarboro ON Wednesday evening by Rev. |
John b. scarborough They will reside near |
Mill Green.
The dry goods store of H. c. Nesbitt, at |
Port Deposit, was entered by thieves on Mon
day night and the cash drawer robbed OF its |
contents. 1t IS supposed that other articles
were taken, as the stock was scattered around |
promiscuousy.
DIR. Philip J. j. Valentino, noted Arch
aeologist died last week in New York. He |
was the author of several works on Mexican
and Central American history. He was
native of Austria and a cousin Of DR.. Valen-
tine, the Bel Air pharmacist.
Mr. Hayes Flowers, who resides near /
Glenville, certainly deserves the good wishes
of the housewives of his nelghborhood. He
has killed during the winter, sixty-two pole
cats, fourteen opussums, twenty-one musErats |
and two large chicken hawks.
One OF the most remarkable evidences of
the i'm I ovements in rapid transit developed |
in Il Air this week. letter addressed to a
gentleman in town was mailed in st. Louis, |
Mo-, at 100 A. NJ. on Sunday and was de-
livered in Bel Air at sos 2. NJ. on Monday.
DIR. H. Hayward STREET., of Hartford coun-
ty, Is one OF the class which will graduate to-
night at the commencement Of the Baltimore
College of Dental Surgery. DIR. Street, is
son OF Mr.. James Polk STREET., formerly Of
the Rocks, Int now resident Of Baltimore
city.
Our readers attention is called to the
card of John Turpbul Jr. & Co. In another
column. This firm is SO we'll known IL is
hardly necessary to say that their stock of
mattings, linoleums, carpets and furniture is
the best in Baltimore city. Call and examine
their goods.
The Jewish Passover, the greatest and
most solemn festival Of the Isrealites, COM
meuced last Saturday night 1t is observed
seven days, and commentaries the exodus OF
the Jews from Egypt. Unleavened bread is
the only bread allowed. Exodus XII and XIII
chapters, gives the law for the Passover and its
Memorial.
Rev. Charles NJ. Compiler, Junior pastor
Of Bel Air circuit NJ. p. church, delivered
lecture In Grace church, on Friday night, which
was instructive to high degree, and at the
same time replete with humor. good
audience was present and the receipts reached
about fifteen dollars. The proceeds were for
the Sunday school.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of the Baltimore Clothing House in this issue
of The Hgs. Mr. Getz has now been a
resident of Bel Air over two years and the
public have learned that he is a thoroughly
reliable dealer and means every word that he
saws in his 'ad." He has u large stock on
hand and sells for the lowest cash prices.
Try him.
Mr.. j. Pearl Wilson the energetic presi-
deut of the Enterprise Carriage Company has
made several much needed improvements in
the huildinp used as the postof1ice and has