The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-01-26
Tie Eels and lp,ellIsepcer'
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Mr.. j. Moulton has resigntd as Fossmts.er
at Chapel, Second district.
MIR. II. e. Lawder, Of Havre de Grace, has
been appointed one of the ergrossing clerks
to the Maryland Senate.
MIR. William I. Swift has been appointed
postmaster at Furnace, Hartford county, vice
p. ii. Pocock, resigned.
A marriage lie ms, s issuel In Baiti-
more OH Monday to Milton Brewer and Eliza
beth HINES, both Of Shane.
Letters OF administration have been grant
ed by the Register of Wills upon the estate OF
John j. sullivan to Mary Sullivan.
-Church's Creamery a. Norrisville, has
only been in O operation few weeks, but is in
receptiou of about ~, 900 pounds OF milk
daily.
MIR. "Buck" Birmingham, of Shane, has
leased the Trout House iu Stewartstown. He
has also purchased the livery stable In that
place.
The case OF Michael VS.. jay was argued
before the Court of Appeals, last week, by Mr..
VanBibber for the appellant and Mr.. Lee for
the appellee.
Smith d. Bond, farmer residing near
New Market, Baltimore county, has made an
assignment to Mr.. Robert Il. Boarman, Tor
the benefit of his creditors.
An error of the types last week, made
the date for Mr. Bumps lecture or address be-
fore the IL afford Historical Society, January
20. L. should have been January %.
Rev. William A. Hoye, Of Beaver Creek,
Nd, delivered an able sermon upon st. Mark
III Chapter, 81 and 81 verses, at the Mountain
Christian Church, on Sunday morning.
A license was issued in Baltimore city on
Friday for the marriage Of Mr.. Morgan NJ
Hughes, son of Ex-Sheriff Hughes, of Aber-
deem, and Miss Jessie b. Fulton, of Balti-
more.
Mr. George E. Silver, of Deer Creek,
delivered an address before the Farmers
Institute Of Queen Anne's county, at Centre
VILE, on Thursday afternoon on 1.-The success
full growth OF corn"
The Episcopal Church services inaugu-
rated at Delta, by Bishop Talbot, are to be
continued regularly every other Sunday. The
services will be held in the Masonic Hall. Kew.
MIR. Gibson will officiate
Announce ment has been made OF the
coming marriage Of Mr.. Frank Deets and Miss
Cora Pocock, both Of MarshalPs district. The |
ceremony will take place at Bethel Church,on |
Wednesday, February 81.
Miss Kate A. schuck, OF schuck's Corner, |
is the happy pos,essor Of white Gala Lilly,
which is seven and one half inches in length, |
tn rrfY and
inches In circumference.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gemmill, celebrated her
Goth birthday last week at the home OF her
son David w. Gemmill, in Hanover, Pa. Mrs. |
Ciemmill is q native Of Norrisville precinct |
aud was formerly Miss Bosley.
Mr. j. Carlton Hershner who has resided |
for soma time on the farm Of the late Benjamin |
Ayres, (now owned by Mr.. Harry F. "iley,) |
near Shawsville, has rented the farm Of Mr.. |
Clinton Mathews, near Corbett. Baltimore |
county.
Officers were elected for Grace Methodist |
Protestant Sunday School, Bel Air, on Sun
day, as follows: Superintendent, Wilmer l..
Barnes; Assistant Superintendent, w. Frank II
Keen; Secretary, John Ii. Slater; Treasurer, |
James c. Hendon.
The Shane Gun Club contest for the silver
trophy which took place on Saturday, |
January 10, was won by Mr.. ID. II Starr. The |
score ran, NJ. Rankin Gemmill, IS out of
possible so; J. G. Trout, IS; d. Ii. Stair, 40;
Grant Mccullough, 40.
The neighbors and friends Of Mr.. Joseph |
sealor, who was so badly injured near Delta
on January 1st By mass of slate falling upon
him, called upon him on Monday and left be-
hind them number OF tokens OF their liber-
ality in the shape OF food and fuel.
"A Musical and Dramatic Entertainment
will be given in Magnolia Hall On st. Valen-
tines Day, February IA, for the benefit of the |
Magnolia Church. The laughable farce "a |
Bunch of Red Roses" will be rendered by the |
young people Of the neighborhood.
Mr.. James B. Ewing, of Hartford county,
who has been operating fishing shore near
Brooks Station, Va, upon visiting his shore
recently, found that the place had been robbed /
OF several hundred dollars worth OF property, |
even including boats and other fishing |
materials.
The scow Elise, which has been heretofore |
reported as being lost below Spesutia Island,
has been found on the shore at Ford's Point |
a short distance south of the mouth of Bush |
River. Her mast and standing rigging are
gone but the hull is not materially injured. |
Her cargo OF oil is lost.
The Second National Bank, Of Bel Air, |
has purchased from Mrs. Laura B. Bailey, Of
WATERFOWL, New York, the property on Office |
street, Bel Air, formerly known as Lylc's |
restaurant. The bank will Immediately erect |
. modern banking house on it, in keeping |
with its increasing business.
Hon. George Y. Maynadier delivered an |
instructive lecture upon 1.-THE Literature OF
the Bible" before the Young Peoples Society |
of Christian Endeavor, of Grace Methodist
Protestant Church on Wednesday evening. 1t
was one of the Judges best efforts and richly |
merited the close attention which 1t received. |
Rev. Thomas w. Brown, pastor Of Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church South, Aberdeen, |
will preach a special sermon en- Sunday at
10 IS A. NJ. in the Town Hall in that place. |
His theme will be "Woman's sphere and
proper influences at work" Special music
will be rendered. Services at Perryman at
1902. NJ.
Mr.. Jesse A. Price, Of Havre de Grace, has
through his attorneys, John T. Young and
Michael H. Fshey, filed 10 the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit Court q bill for divorce a Uinculo
reatrimonii, from his wife Emma Price. They
were married on August TO- 1891, and have
one child, girl, living. The charge is
statutory one.
While Mr.. George Lingan was engaged in
cutting wood in his yard In Bel Air on Mon
day afternoon, the axe struck clothesline
and glancing, struck him upon his left hand,
splitting the bone of his thumb and nearly
severing the thumb from his hand. DR.. e.
Hall Richardson sewed up the wound, finding
1t necessary to take several stitches.
The case Of James Moses VS.. Edward NJ.
Allen, Jr., was argued before the Court of
Appeals on Friday. The case arose on
contract between the two in which Allen
claims that Moses ia indebted to him in the
sum OF 50 023,32. The case was tried in Balti-
more ,unty and q verdict rendered for Allen,
from which Moses took an appeal.
The Indictment weather on Saturday pre-
vented the proposed meeting Of the Bel Air
Road League, but few of the members being
present. Prof. Harrison, the road expert,
under whose directions the improved roads
near Fulford and Kfngsvile, Baltimore coun-