The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-02-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


A marriage license was issued In Balti
mora on Monday to George II. Kahll, OF
Fallston, and Annie NJ. Codd.
The Hulshart boundary at Worthwhile is
in full operation, running to its full capacity
wi a number Of large orders ahead.
-The members of the Havre de Grace Pres
byterian Church are onsilering the propriety
Of lighting the building BY electricity.
The total enrolment of the High School At
Havre de Grace is PA boys and 27l girls max
ing a total OF SIS, of which 81 are in the first
three grades.
Mr.. Ralph II. Edie and Miss Margaret &.
McCluug, Of Norrisville, were married In
Baltimore on Wednesday, February Il, by
Rev. William H Litzinger.
The meeting of the Irving Lowell Society
OF the Bel Air Graded School on Friday after
noon was one Of the best of the season, the
Journal being especially good.
A license was issue at Towson on FRI
day, for the marriage Of William E Norris,
son of Mr. William Norris, Of White Hall, and
Miss Anna &. Kemp, of Monkton.
Mr.. William J. Shanahan having rented
the "Springfe'd farm" near Curtiss' corner
to Mr. Charles =. Archer, has removed to the
James Smith place adjoining Benson post
office.
Mr. Philip Strott has purchased the prop
erty Of Mr.. William Rampley, in MarShsiPs
district, and Mr.. Ramp!ey has bought the old
home place from his brother, Mr.. Charles
Rampley.
The Hartford National Bank has sold
through Mr.. Johu ID. Warrington, the re-
mainder OF the Thomas Miller land in Norris
VILE, to Milton 4. Smith of that place, for the
sum of $500.
1t would be q good idea for those who
know the haunts Of partridges and other birds
to scatter little wheat or other grain where
the birds will be able to get 1t, while the snow
covers the ground.
MIR. L. Edgar Almony, Of Shawsville, was
married on Wednesday evening at the home
Of the BRIDES parents, near Stewartstown, Pa, |
to Miss Anna Edgar Myers, daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs. Jacob Myers.
Bel Air Literary Society, which will be held |
ON Tuesday evening next, February "a, Is
good one and those who attend will be well |
repaid for their attendance.
Rev. Samuel F. Cassen is conducting
very successful revival at the Methodist
Protestant Church at New Market. 1t has
been running for eight weeks and over fifty |
persons have professed conversion.
Mr.. John Tanner, one Of the employees at
the Whiting Novelty and Brass Works at
Aberdeen, was severely injured last week by /
being struck in the forehead by piece OF
metal which caught in buff-wheel.
The snow OF last week averaged from ten
to fourteen inches in Hartford county. The
merry tinkle OF the sleigh bells was heard in
town almost from sunrise to sunset and our
streets were full of fast horses and merry
youngsters.
Nearly every person in the neighborhood,
have signed petition to the General Assem-
bly, to pass law prohibiting the sale of in
toxicating liquor within mile of Maryland
Line, or New Market, Baltimore county.
MIR. Robert Landon broke his left leg
above the ankle on Friday about noon, while
wrestling With fellow workman at Senecs's
factory, II 4vre de Grace. DR.. X. h. Smith
reduc, i lie fracture and Mr.. Landon was
sent to his home in Baltimore on the after
noon train.
The celebration of ''ChIistian Endeavor
Day." by the Grace Church Society has been
fixed for Sunday evening, and as the pro-
gramme is q good and interesting one, 1t Is
sincerely hoped that every member Of the two
Bel Air Societies will be present and take part
in the exercises.
Mr.. William A. Treadwell, formerly Of
Bel Air, has brought suit in the Superior
Court of Baltimore City against the barley
Park Brewing Company, for 5000 damages
occasioned by his being struck by piece OF
falling sign, belonging to the defendant on
December 10, 1899.
"A large number of logs belonging to the
Williamsport (Ps) Lumber Exchange, esti-
mated to be over two thousand, are said to be
in the Susquehanpa river between Port De-
post and Periyvile. Several of them have
foated through the channel and are now loose
in the Chesapeake bay.
An entertainment will be given in the
town hall at Aberdeen on Thursday evening,
March LIST, instead of Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 9th, as heretofore announced. The
er tertainment will consist of sparkling
dialogues, tab!eaux, Rotations, music, scarf
fantastic, etc. A prominent elocutionist Of
Baltimore, will assist. Proceeds for the bene-
at of Aberdeen NJ. Z. Church.
On the closing day of the Maryland Con-
ference, Methodist Protestant Christian En-
deavor Convention, in Baltimore last week,
addresses were made by Mr.. Harry N. Hanna
on sFeed Ny Lambs" on COMMITTEE Work"
by Mr.. w. Frank Keen, and on "The Best
Environments" by Mr.. Harry staley. The
following officers we're elected: President,
Mr.. ". C. Perkins, of Baltimore; vice-presi-
dents, Rev. Frank H. Lewis, of Baltimore.
Rev. J. NJ. DIckey, of Denton, and Mr.. W.
Frank Keen, of Bel Air; secretary and treas
urer, Mr.. Harry staley.