The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-04-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

i4OOAL AT L n IND.
MIR. John L. McClung has removed from
Norrisville to York, Pa.
MIR. William Thompson has moved from
Gracetou to Slate Hill, Pa.
MIR. John Grimm has removed his resi-
deuce from Carea to Lebanon, Pa,
Mr.. John Nick Nelson has removed with
his family from Federal Hill to Cardiff.
The duckiDg season closed on Monday.
A great many ducks were killed from blinds
last week.
Mr. Merryman GLADDEN. contemplates ex-
tensive improvements upon his property near
Highland.
-Messrs. William II. Myers and Harry
Kigore have removed from Fawn Grove 10
Hartford county.
County Commissioner, }. Ross scarbor-
ough has lost three fine cows lately from what
appears to be pleuro-pneumonia.
The early train is soon to be resumed on
the Stewartstown railroad, much to the salts
faction of the Upper end citizens"
The teacher and pupils of Calvary school
will have an entertainment on Friday evening,
April Dist at o'beck.
Some of the first snow which fell during
The past winter is said to be still on the ground
near aud north of Fawn Grove.
Mr.. j. Milton Bennington. having
purchased the Mitchell property near Pyles-
vile, h IS taken possession of it.
-Shad and herring have made their appear
ance on our streets, aud preparations have
been almost completed for the fishing season.
Mr.. Samuel Wilson has removed to and
taken possession of the George A. Davis prop
erty near Pylesville, lately purchased by him.
A marriage liconse was issued in Balti-
more CITY, on Tuesday, to Clarerce H. Bowen
and ANY Silver ones, both of Hartford county
MIR. and Mrs Nelson Morris, of Fawn
Grove, gave a very enjoyable tea party to
ab,ut forty guests on Wednesday evening
last.
The engine house at Foulk Jones Il Sons
slate quarry, near Delta, was destroyed by
fire on Tuesday morning, entailing loss OF
$1,000.
"A protest has been filed in the Clerks
Office at Towsou against granting license to
sell liquor to Elbridge Sutton at Manor, near
Black Horse.
MIR. Lamar j. Ii. Whitaker, of High Point,
and Miss Lille E. Monks, of Forest HILL were
married at Highland on Tuesday, April 4, by
Rev Albert q. Parker.
In the Court of Appeals the case OF John
SON VS. Stockham was argued on Tuesday, by
8. A. williams and Vernon Cook for appellant
and S. s. Field for aprellees.
The fourth annual meeting of the Mary
land State Bar Association will be held on
July % and 81 at Ocean City, instead of Balti- |
more as heretofore announced.
MIR. James W. McNabb has removed to |
the property near Prospect, which he
purchased several months ago, after making |
extensive improvements to the house.
Mr.. j. Foster Hershey and Miss Ella
Winemiller, both of Golsuch, were married
at the parsonage at Maryland Line on Easter |
Sunday evening, by Rev. s. F. Caskey.
Mr., Henry w. Archer, has sold tract OF
land situated on the road leading from Fount-
ain Green to Hickory, and containing thirty
five acres, to Mr.. John Blake, for $1,000.
The Y. P. s. c. Z. attached to the Bel
Air PRESBYTERIAN Church will give social in
the lecture room OF the church on this Friday
evening. An excellent programme has been
prepared.
County Clerk William s. Forwood Jr.,
has received the commissions of Mr.. William
T. Billingslea, of Bel Air,as notary public and
of Hovra de Grace 81 |
game warden.
MIR. j. 8. Richardson sold as auctioneer
for Col. Ohio s. Lee, trustee, on Monday at
the court house door, thirty acres OF land near
Jarrettsvile, to Messrs Luther J. and Richard
Gross for $3.50.
1.-THE fact has been thoroughly establish
ed curious as it may seem," says the Hare de
Grace Republican, that corn, potatoes and
other plants thrive better when planted in
rows running north and south.
The blacksmith and wheelwright shop be-
longing to Lewis & Herman, near Gardenville,
Baltimore county, was destroyed by fire on
MONDAY. The loss was 5000. Insured in
the Hartford Mutual Company.
Rev. A. A. Bichell and Rev. j. T. Ward,
both Of whom have acted as assistant pastors
on the Bel Air Circuit OF the Methodist Pro-
testant Chul oh, were ordained as elders or
full ministers on Sunday last.
"wednesday gave US the first taste of gen
uine spring weather of the season. The sum
shine was warm and genial aud the contrast
to the long and tedious spell of wintry winds
and storms made life well worth living.
The farm near Shawsville, belonging to
the late Marion Anderson, was sold by Mr.. ..
3. Richardson, on Monday at the court house
door for Mr.. Thomas H. Robinson, trustee, to
Mr. George l.. Anderson. for 50, 500.
The Steuartstoorn NerS says sit is rumor-
ed that there is movement icing made to
build an electric road from York to Baltimore
using the old Baltimore road through Norris
Vile, Shawsville. Jarrettsville and other |
points."
Mr.. r. B. Forthergill, of Media, Pa has |
rented from Whitaker Brothers the property |
No. ZIG Main street, adjoining the store of
Messrs. Carver & Price, and proposes to enter
upon the manufacture of new patent folding |
mattress.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Southern |
Methodist Church at Aberdeen, have elected |
the following officers: President, Mrs. 0. c. |
Michael vice-president, Mrs. j. Fred Baggs; |
secretary, Miss Hilda Thompson; treasurer, |
Mrs. Ava Z. Irwin.
--Mrs. Jemina c. Cooper, of Towson, has
issued invitations to the marriage of her |
daughter, Miss Nettie Ady Cooper to Mr.. De- |
Warren B. Barnett. The ceremony will take |
place at Trinity P. E. Church, Towson, on |
Wednesday evening, April 10.
There will be an oyster supper held at
Union Cross Roads school, Scarboro, on We'd |
nesday and Thursday evenings, April 26 and
81. IL the weather is unfavorable either
evening, it will be held next fair evening.
Proceeds for benefit of school library.
The rebuilding of the Hollingsworth
wheel and spoke works at Wheel is progress
ing rapidly. The main building will be SO
feet wide by 20 feet in length with an annex
or drying room 20 feet wide by 30 feet long.
Both buildings will be three stories in height.
"A horse belonging to Mr.. James White
ford which was driven to the reception at MIR.
do, of haip