The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-12-01

MIR. Hugh Davis and Miss Annie Lanney'
both Of West Bangor, Pa, were married In
Bel Air on Tuesday, November 81, by Rev. L.
D. Fiuney.
"A marriage license was issued In Balti-
more, on Monday to Napoleon Bonaparte
Bryan, formerly, of Norisville, and Lueila
Vanderbilt, Of Baltimore city.
Mr.. Benjamin Hornberger and Miss Nora
knight, were married at the home Of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. james knight,
Of Perryville, on November %.
'-Thieves broke into tho residence OF Mr..
James Hand, on Green street, Havre de
Grace, one night last week, but were frightned
off before they were able to secure any booty.
Mrs. Lemuel W. Murphy, Of Chicago, has
sold her property on Union avenue, Havre de
Grace, to, Dr. J. Lee Hopkins for $2,5oO The
lot fronts co feet and has depth of 200 feet.
-Nr, g.. Richardson sold as auctioneer
for Mr., 4. A. Williams on Monday, the fam
Of the late Ben jsmln Silver, Jr., containing
SAT acres to Mr.. Joseph z. Spencer, Jr., for
$500.
The Bat, man building, hall and stable
was sold at the court house door on Monday
by Mr. John y. Richardson, for Thomas ii.
Robinson, trustee, to Mrs. Almira Hutchins
for 81, $50.
z Mrs. Laura V .Gst Lamdin, died at her
home pear Perryville last week aud was buried
from st. Marks Chapel at that place on Mon
day. She was the widow of the late w. J.
Lamdip, tU.s.N NJ
Msrr,sge licenses were issued in Baltimore
on Tuesday to James A. Hughes and Martha
J. Swift, Of Harford county, and to Henry b.
Wilson, of Omaha, Neb. and Miss Frances
Davis, of Hartford county.
Mr.. James Smittson sold as aueaoneer
for Mr.. J. Royston Sitter, trustee, at the
court house door, on Mordsy, the property
Of the late John p. CathcsTt, near NorrisVllie,
TO Thomas Tredway, for $500:
Prof. James NJ. D2levett has resigned the
princfpaJship of the South Delta school, and
will commence the study Of medicine. His
place as teacher will be supplied By Mr.. Will
liam 81. X. Woodrow, of Norrisville.
Marion the youngest daughter of Mr.. W.
Scott Whiteford, OF Cam bria, had one OF her
eyes 80 severely injured few days since by
having 1t struck by a branch OF tree, that
she was taken to Baltimore for treatment.
The latest reliable news from Rev. Kerby
q. Miller, dissipates the rumors that havepre-
vailed In Bel Air lately. Rev Mr.. Miller ex-
poets to be here and occupy the pulpit In the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday, December 3.
Mr. John Trago. Of the Big Woods, left
at this office two blood-root beet; which
measured over two feet in length and weighed
over seven pounds each. He did not inform
US whether he used Benson's fertilizers or
not.
Letters Of administration have been
granted by the Register of Wills TO Leon
Gettlieb and Augusta Gottlieb upon the estate
of Noah Goltlieb; and letters Parliamentary
upon the estate Of Mary E. Needs to Sylvester
E. Penning.
Invitations have been issued for the mar
rage of Mr.. Harry c. Keen, OF Be. Air, snd
Miss Marry. Roberta. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George V. Dever, OF Calvary. The cere-
mopy will take place at Calvary Nj. E. Church
On Tuesday, December IL.
The Literary Society of Mt. Pleasant
school, at Carea has elected the following
officers: President, Prof. Calvin G. Davis;
yi.e-pr esident, Blanche Kirkwood; secretary,
Annie Lowe; treasurer, Olive McIlvaine; critic,
Cor. Garrett; editor, Fannie Neal.
The Norrisville farmers Social Club will
hold its annual institute in the Academy
building at stewartstown on Thursday and
Friday, December % aud 20. The club held
its regular meeting at the residence OF Mr..
Joseph w. Anderson, on Friday night
The case CT Abraham W. Evans VS.. the
p, W. & B. K. X. Company In which the jury
rendered a verdict Of s., 600 damages at the
NAV term Of the Circuit Court, and in which
n new trial was granted; has been removed to
the Circuit Court for Cecil county for trial.
Mr.. D. Clarksou Ksith, son OF Mr.. BeDja'
min F. Keith, Of Baltimore, but formerly OF
Bel Air, was married to Mis- Gertrude email
wood, OF Baltimore, at the parsonage of the
West Baltimore station, NJ. E. Church, on
Wednesday, November %, by Rev. NJ. F. b.
Riot.
2Oth street, New York, for copy OF Kerry
Mills new cake walk, "lmpecunious Davis
1t ia in the immitable style Of the rag tint
music which was originated by Mr.. Mills, snt
will doubtless prove IS popular as its prede
cessors.
Mr. Theodore Schneider, who was serious
" injured some time since by falling from
CHESTNUT tree near his home at WaterVsle, ha'
40 far recovered as to be able to return HON
from the Sheppard aud Euoch Pratt Asylum
to which be was sent at the time OF the &C
cident.
-Letters of administration have bee
granted by the Register OF Wills to steWar
Bornberger upon the estate OF Ellen ID. Horn
berger; to William C. Pennington upon tn
estate OF Bedellah Pennington, and to E'z
hath w. and :. Russell Ewing upon the esta
OF Lawson Ewing.
The following were elected as officers c
the Pen-Mar Christian Endeavor Union s
their last meeting: President. X. w. Ande
son; vice pr esideDt, Milton K. Smith: seer
tary, Elwood Zeigler; treasurer, Henry
Brown; junior superintendent, Miss u
Kerlinger. The Union is enc OF the mo
prosperous In the county.
What is to prevent tho organization Of
Business Mems Association In Bel Air SUI
movement must be productive OF good al
great good may arise from 1t Other towns
around US are waking up, but Bel Air sti
keeps sleeping. Who will take the initiati'
There are brains enough and capital enou
right here to accomplish much.
The Browning Literary Society attach
to the Havre de Grace High School, b
elected the following officers: Preside
Emily Reasin; vice president, Fannie "or
fuQton; Secretary, Carrie Cooling; editor, n
Carroll; assistant editors, Msyfield Wril
and Margaret II all; critic, Prof. c. I. wig
chairman, executive committee, Carrie kei
chairman, music committee, May sitz!er.
Mr.. and Mis-. William Lucke Carter, "
were married al Mount Calvary P. E. Chur
Baltimore, on November II, by Rev. g..
stone, have returned from their Wedd
tour, and will make their future home al
1921 Moth Calvert street Baltimore.
Youthful bride Is native Of Hartford cou
being known as Miss Emma Louise (Dai
Hines, the youngest daughter Of Mrs. and
late Mr.. william N. Hines.