The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-12-14
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rp!oAY MORNING, DEC. "A, 1900.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

"A Christmas entertainment vii re given
at Faiiston schoolhouse, Thursday, Deem
Der 10
Miss Hattie wilson and pupils of La
Grange school, Of the Rocks, have recently
purchased flag.
MIR Charles c. Brown is improving his
property On Maiu street, Bel Air by the
erection OF storehouse for business pur-
poses.
MIR. NJ. Vardiver Reynolds and Miss AIMS
Dorothy GchsT!ing were married on Tuesday
night at the Evangelical Lutheran Church al
Perrymsu by Rev. E. c. Machling.
An oyster ana meat supper will be held
for the benefit of Providence NJ. 2. Church,
at Waverly Hall, near Upper Cross Roads, on
the evenings of December is and 10.
Monday was brisk day for marriage
licenses In the Clerks office. Mr.. William g.
Forwood, DR., Clerk, issued four which is very
good especially FOR this time of the year.
-Duuaid X. Pritchard, cashier OF the Aber-
leeu National Bank, has made deed of trust
to willard 6. Rouse, tr' s:ee. The trustee
fled $4,000 bond, Indicating $1,000 assets.
Mrs Elizabeth W. Powell Moore, sister
Of Mrs. T. Z Patterson, died in Richmond,
Virginia, on December LIST She vas the
widow of General P =. Moore, of the Con
feGsrtte Army.
jam 3 L. Atchason aud Donald X. Prftch-
ard, pArtaers, trading as Atcheson & Priich-
ard, butt hers at Aberdeen, have made a deed
of trust - Mr.. Willard Il Rouse, trustee A
bond Of IS 900 was filed.
The wedding OF Miss Edith o Osborn, |
daughter of Mr.. Luther Osborn OF Aberdeen
AMI M j. Robbie Donohoo, of Chester, Pa,
will taEe place at the home of the bIiie on |
Wednt stay, December 18th.
Tue appointment OF road engineer for |
Baltimore county under the new road law is |
now az '"tirg tie people of that county. |
Goverro~ Suith has announced his intention !
to appoint local man If possible.
Mir. E. W. Harkins wishes to correct the |
report, which was circulated without founda-
ton, that be is about to sever his connection |
with the Metropolitan Life Insurance. Com
pany to accept place with rival company. |
The cold snap on Sunday night made ice
of over au iuch thick before Monday. A
slight snow-sqal on Tuesday gave us a touch
Of genuine winter. 1t looks like the old adage,
"a green Christmas makes fat grave yard"
Will not prove true this year.
Key. 4. F. Waldo, pastor of the Presby-
terrain Church at Havre de Grace, has re-
quested the Baltimore Presbytery to sever his
pastoral relations with that church and that
he be permitted to accept a call to the Fourth
Presbyterian Church at Lebanon. The re-
quest has been granted.
An Auti-Sanon League was organized In
Bel Air on last Friday. The following officers
were elected: Mr.. William II. Harlan,
presid IN; Mr.. y. Frank Keen, secretary, and
Mr.. George Csirnes, treasurer. Addresses
were made by Rev. K. 5. Miller and Mr.
Nicholson, State Superintendent.
MIR. b. Howard Hamaa, of the Baltimore
city bar, las sofa the Indian Spring" farm
situated on Deer Creek at Priesthood bridge
to Mr.. John d. Worthington. He has
bought from Mr.. Worthingto1 the Whiteford
property situated in Darlington. Both trans
actions were made on private terms.
-Messrs. s. A. Williams and ". II. Daw-
son, trustees, have sold to DR.. A. c. Brewer,
of Baltimore, the j. Henry Greenway, prop
erty located near Bush, containing l22 acres
of land improved by handsome new resi-
dence, and DR.. Brewer will make it his sum.
mer home. The sale was cousummated
through Mr.. John d. Wortnngton.
John NJ. Watson, one of the superintend-
ants of Friends Schools in Indian Territory,
and Annie d. Stabler, Of Baltimore, ministers
of the Religious Society OF Friends, will at
tend Friends meeting, orthodox, near Darl-
ington on first day, Sunday, - month, Deem
Der Is, 1900, at 10 80 A. NJ. and 730 P. NJ.
The public is cordially invited to be present.
Special Agent Plummer, of the Rural
Free Delivery, Will Immediately after the hoii.
daye arrange for free delivery route from
FgieHville, aDd an additional one from Falls
ten, I'D VIXEN these sla!I have been put in
operation free delivery system over the en-
tire line of the Baltimore and Lenigh Railway
from Fallston to the Pennsylvania line will
probably be established. Sir. Plummer has
been called off to Tennessee, otherwise he
would proceed TO work at once.
Jack Kyle, aged 16 years, was run over by
|
morning between Benson and Bagley's corner
by a two-horse road wagon. lie was throwing
on the side lock when he accidentiy stepped
upon rolling stone, throwing him TO the
ground. One of the wheels passed over
portion of his body, grazing his face and
nearly severiug one ear. He was taken to the
residence of DR.. Charles Bagley, who dressed
his wounds, and was later sent home.
The stockholders of the Mutual Fire In
surauce company In Hartford county held a
meeting in Bel Air on Monday to receive the
Presidents annual report. Mr.. Noble L.
Mitchell presided with Mr.. A. ?. Silver as
secretary. The report WAS referred to COM
mittee consisting of Messrs. 8. a Williams,
Edward II. Hall and Col. Ohio s. Lee who
will examine the same and report at the next
meeting This committee will also receive
such recommendations as any member is
DESTROYS of making.
--Mr. z. G. Bowman's stallion. "Level Boy"
died recently from lock jaw. 1t Was caused
by sticking a nail in one OF his feet. He was
one of the best known stations in the county,
and go gentle that any child could handle him.
He was well trained and could perform
variety Of difficult feats. At the bidding OF
his master he would lie down, stand on his
hind legs kneel, shake his head yes or no to
command and could be driven anywhere
without bride or halter, just by the motion of
the whip, besides performing other feats that
showed remarkable mental development.
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