The aegis & intelligencer., 1900-04-20
Tie Es,s and 1p'cl''eepeer:
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 20, 1900
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

LOCAL AL Il AIIeo
1t ia estimated that at Ieas! 1,OOO men WI
be given employment in the ilavre de urac
f1sheries this year.
w. Russell Walker was sentenced o
Wednesday In Baltimore to fifteen months II
the penite entiary for larceny.
Dr. Stewart Cassard, Master, has an
nouneed meet Of the Overland Hunt Club
at Bel Air on Saturday, rs, al II NJ.
One of the large front windows at Carve
& Price's store was broken on Saturday nigh
by a couple Of negro no dlums VINO wer'
wrestling on the sidewalk.
Mr.. John Famous and Miss Estelle Gil
bert were married in the William Watter
Memorial NJ. L. Church. Cooptown, on Wed
nesday April IL, by Rev. w. w. Davis.
"A prize OF pair of white rabbits Whicf
was offered for the best guesser OF humpe'
Of boxes in large jar in Baltimore fhar
macy, was won by Master Frank bruns' Of
Bel Air.
Worthwhile is about losing two of its
merchants. Mr. John e. b. Wright contem
plates an early removal TO Baltimore, and Mr.
Alex. Rigdon, the veteran store-keeper,
intends going to York.
Rev. E. G. Gallaher was visitor anon
his old!friends in Bel Air this week. He has
been appointed to Patapsco station, near
Baltimore, one of the choicest rural positions
In the gift of the Conference.
MIR. A. c. Roberts, who has been Tor
several weeks in charge of the United States
Geological Survey in this county, lett Tor
Western Pennsylvania on Monday. Mr.. w.
N Brown is his successor.
The hearing of the testimony in the case
of Harry Cover VS. the Baltimore Lehigh
Railroad Company was concluded at Iowson
on Wednesday and the argument On the
prayers commenced yesterday.
Mr.. J. s. Richardson, sold at the Court
House door on Monday as suctioneer Tor
Messrs George l.. VanBibber and Walter w.
Preston, a tract OF land containing 50 acres
with the improvements near C4rsins', TO
Mr.. Charles Osborne for y. 400.
The Darlington school held their Arbor
Day exercises in the school house. No especial
programme had been prepared but the COM
positions read by the pupils OF the seventh
grade were good and appropriate. Music was
rendered by the glee club and an address de-
livered by Prof. A. F. Galbreath.
The Harre de Grace Republican truly
remarks: "If q reporter only jotted down
and published all that he sees, hears ana
knows there would be no lack Of news, but
II he did, the hunting season woul never end
SO long as the reporter remained on eartn."
The Parish Aid Of Churchville Parish,
Church of the Holy Trinity, Churchville, will
have a May Day festival at Holy Trinity
Rectory on May the first. The feature oil the
evening will be q May Pole Dance, at T. NJ,
a supper, and the cIowning OF May Queen.
Rev. George K Warner who has been
rector Of st. James P. <. Church, The Manor
Church,) on My Lady's Manor, Baltimore
county, for twenty-five years past, suffered
partial stroke of paralysis on Wednesday, 1lth
inst. Drs. Emory, Payne and Mitchell attend
him.
Quite an excitement was caused on Satur-
day evening by the antics Of small beagle
dog which was alleged to be mad. num-
ber of men and boys valiantly pursued the
diminutive canine, at one time getting near
enough to almost touch him. The dog
escaped.
A musical treat is In store for the harmony
loving people of our community. Alss
Madge Lyons the Baltimore Mandoiinist will
give a recital in Masonic Hall on May 2, as
sisted by Miss Faethe as soprano and Mr..
Edwin Newbold as tenor. 1t will be well
worthy Of attendance.
-Messrs. William T. Sawyer and Z. Il
Webster have been appointed By the Orphans
Court Of Hartford county, appraisers Of the
personal estate of the late James Farnandis.
These two gentlemen served in similar
capacity on the estate of the late Henry d.
Farnandis quite recently.
Rev William A. Alrich, rector OF st.
Georges Parish, spesutia, has rendered his
resignation of the rectorship, to take effect
July 1st, 1900. He stated that on account OF
falling health he felt that he could no longer
properly discharge the duties Of the Office.
The resignation was accepted.
While driving along the road on Saturday
last, Mr. J. ID. Baker, of Belcamp, found
black reticule, which was found to contain
among other things pocket book containing
a considerable amount Of money. 1t belonged
to Mrs. johnson, Of near Churchville, and wss
restored to her by Mr.. Baker.
Mr.. Thomas Shanahan, of Fallston, was
thrown from his buggy on Wednesday evening
while driving near his home and badly cut
about the head and face. Drs. E. II. Richard
son and W. B. Munnikhuysen were called in.
The accident was occasoned by his losing
control Of the horse upon a steep hill.
Mr.. William d. Harryman had on.exhibi-
tion at his store this week, three notable
relics. They were the Masonic aprons bclong-
ing to Israel d. Maulsby and Richard Dallam
Sr. and a piece of the wedding gown Of
"Pretty Betty Martini" of Baltimore who was
noted throughout England in the early days
OF the republic, and America, for her marvel
GUS beauty.
"A two weeks meeting at Mt. Vernon NJ.
Church began last Sunday night. On Friday
night Of this week the Rev. MIR. Stewart, Of
Slate Hill Presbyterian Church will preach.
On Tuesday night April oath, the Rev. A.
Lewis Hyde will officiate. On Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday the Rev. Mr.. Mowbray,
OF the Greenmount NJ. E. Church will bs in
charge.
Attention is called to the vehicle adver-
tisement Of Nr. A. u. Grafton, of Forest Hill,
published elsewhere in this paper. The cour-
tesy ard fair dealing which has heretofore
characterized the well-known Grafton shops
will be continued, and the public can undoubt.
sdly be supplied with good selection from
his fine stock He has also opened a new
horse shoeing department, and guarantees all
work as represented.
and Debating Society which will be held 10
the Court House on Tuesday next April, "a
1900, at 8 O'Clock, T. NJ, the trial Of the cele
brated case of Miss Belinda Bologna vs. the
Honorable Reginald Montmorency for breach
OF promise will take place. This Is a case o.
great interest to society, and as eminent coun
sci have been retained on both sides, the trial
promises to be one Of unusual interest to all
A Delightful Hop.
A very pleasant and largely attended dane
was held in Bateman's Hall on Monday night
1t was given under the auspices Of q commit
tee composed OF Messrs. Robert L. Bull
George O'Donnell aud John Dunnigan, ant
was in every Way q success Music was fur