The aegis & intelligencer., 1899-03-03
THE ECIS NDINTELLICENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Orphans Court will be in session
next week.
The postoffice at Dublin will become Il
domestic money order Office on April 1st.
Mr. Ira Wells, of Havre de Grace, has
purchased the '.hoiel eci." at North East.
Mr.. john n. Akers has been appointed
postmaster at L,vel, vice john T. Akers,
deceased.
- fhe growing wheat crop throughout the
State, is reported /" have been greatly behe-
fitted by the recent snowfall.
The Clermont Mills store will be con
tiuued under the management Of Mrs. Bessie
Bradley, widow of the late proprietor.
The remsins of Lieutenant John j. Bland
in, will b taken TO Annapolis for final burial
in the Naval cemetery, on or about March IL.
A number OF the First Mary yland Regi-
meut have sunouuced their lutte tion OF
making application for enlistment in the
regular army.
On motion OF States Attorney Walter W.
Pres on, MIR Jacob A. Dcxen was on M,n-
day admitted to practice in the Circuit Court
LOT hatIOlu county.
A bay mare, buggy and three sets OF
harness were stolen fron Mr.. Leonard Quin-
Ian, near kirgsvile, Baltimore county on
Wednesday night last.
The Wilns W. {. I. u will hold parlor
meeting at the h, me Of Mr.. Joseph Archer on
Tuesday, Mach =. Rev. ). 4. TIedwsy is ex
ptcted TO address the meeting.
The total receipts of the supper and bazaar
held by the eachers sid pupils of the Havre
de Grace High school, lately, ammounted to
$llO 4G. The net receipts were $7S 90
Mr.. Richard Ayres Of the Rocks was
thrown from his buggy on Monday afternoon
while driving up Main street, Bel Air. He
was badly cut about the face ard lost con-
siderable blood.
Mr. John Stirling, of Shane, had sixteen
hogs showed up In the blizzard and when
found they were all dead, being either frozen
or smothered. They would have averaged
l25 pounds each in weight
Rev. John II. Baker and Mrs. Kate Kim |
nell, both OF Aberdeen, were married In
Baltimore city, on Thursday last. Rev. |
Frank &. Porter, pastor OF Waverly NJ. E.
Church performed the ceremony.
-Nr. John A. Wright aud Miss Ada A. !
Kerlinger, both Of Baltimore, arrived in Bel
Air, on Thursday morning, and proceeded to |
Emmanuel rectory, where they were married |
by tne!rector, Rev Il. Allen Cas;leman.
Several companies OF the First Mary land |
marched to the Government siseual on Wed |
nesday last ard turned in their aims and |
accoutremeuts. On Thursday the regimental |
hospital and medical dispensary was closed |
Fully one thousand canvas back ducks |
were seen on the Susqneharna flats in one |
flock on Saturday. One gunner killed forty |
birds at three sculs. Most of the flats ale
clear of ice and the ducks are gathering in |
large numbers.
Rev. Keiby s. Miller will give an illustra- |
ted lecture IL The Pei Air Presbyterian Church |
on Wednesday evening next, March s, on |
"India, its People, Customs and Scenery"
Sixty new views will be given. The public |
are cordially invited 10 attend free of charge.
DR. William c. McCurdy, OF Madonna,
has been invited to deliver an address before |
the faculty and graduating class Of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons, OF Balti-
more ut its annual commencement next
month. DIR. McCurdy Is an alumnus of the
College.
Letters of administration have been
granted by the Register of Wills to Nancy J.
and William T. Trout upon the estate OF
Abraham Trout, and to John e. Ayres upon
the estate of John T. Ayres, and letters testa-
mentary to Eliza w. Provost upon the estate
of George e. Budd.
The election OF Commissioners for the
town Of Port Deposit, which was held on
Monday, result ed in the selection Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: John &. Vannort, Isaiah
w. Burling, John Lamm, Edwin Boynton,
Samuel A. Reynolds, John McClenahan and
DR.. Howard ~. Hopes.
At the celebration of Wsshington's birth
day at the Georgetown, (Kentucky) College
the Introductory remarks we're made by Prof.
j. E. Harry, formerly OF Pylesvlle, and the
main address by Governor William o. Bradley.
Prof. Harry is brother Of deputy treasurer
Charles F. Harry, and is worthy representa-
tive OF old Hartford.
MIR. Charles H. Chridy, well-known
resident of Bel Air, who has been for several
years past connected with the Henry Reckord
Manufacturing Company, left on Monday, for
Havana, Illinois, where he will engage in the
canning business, an avocation for which his
experience has well qualified him. We regret
to chronicle the departure OF SO worthy
Citizen