The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-04-06
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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 6, 1900.
LOCAL AFFAIRS
Several flocks of wild geese were noticed

Several nocks OF wild geese were noticed
flying northward this week ~
An original pension has been 81, nled by
the United States Government to David GALLO
way, OF Havre de Grace.
MIR. George Norbury Mackenzie, 81, has
been elected as one of the standard bearers OF
the Society OF Colonial Wars.
The regular meeting Of the Bel Air
Literary Association will be held in the Court
house on Tuesday night. An Interesting pro
grsmme will be presented.
The marriage of MIR. Samuel Clement, OF
Constitution, AID Miss Many King, Of Dublin
district, has been announced to take place on
neat Thursday, April 18th.
MIR. Charles H. Braden baugh, son OF the
late Jacob Bradenbaugh, OF ShaWsvilie, mas
sold his property in Baltimore county, anu
will return to Hartford county.
An entertainment will be given by the
Calvary public school at the w. c. T. U. Hal!
on next Thursday evening, which promises TO
contsin sufficient merit to crowd the hail.
In the front yard Of tho residence of OK
Sheriff Joseph E. Bateman, there could be
witnessed this week the peculiar sight OF
ies.amine In bloom almost Immediately over
bank Of snow.
The case OF William Fl. Haughey vs.
Clement e. Butler, which has been on trial in
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county this
week, was ended on Wednesday by verdict
for defendant
Next Wednesday, April 18th, has beer
selected as Artor Day. The observance hy
the Bel Air school has usually been an atfrac-
tive one and this years celebration will be
equal to any preceding ones.
The services at Emmanuel Church during |
next week holy weekly will be held every
afterno IN at O'Clock, except that on Thurs
day, the service (Holy Commuriou) will be at
sP. and on Good Friday at II A. NJ.
The attention of our numerous lady |
friends is called to;he advertisement o! Cover |
& Baker in this issue. An announcement OF
Spring Opening is usually one OF the most |
attractive events Of the year and we are
satisfied that this will be no exception to the |
rule.
Governor Smith on Saturday sent to the |
Senate, the following nomination for the posi-
ton Of School Commissioners Of Hartford /
county: Martin l.. Jarrett, six years; John
d. Worthington, four years; Charles w.
Baker. two years. The nominations were
confirmed.
The regular. meeting Of the Hartford
Medical Association was held on Wednesday
afternoon. DR.. Walker Of the Johns Hopkins
present were Doctors Charles Bagley, q. A.
Hollingsworth, w. B. Muunikhuysen, Frank
Turner, A. F. VanBbber and o. B. Carcaud.
The meeting was interesting and instructive
We have received the thiity-seventh re-
port of the Maryland School for the Blind,
Baltimore, of which Mr.. F. d. Morrison, OF
Hartford county is the superintendent. The
whole number of pupils during the year was
ia Of which Is were withdrawn. The insti-
tuition is one Of the best managed, and pro.
ductive OF good results in the United States.
The Quarterly Convention OF the Good
will Local c. E. Union, will be held at the
Franklinville Presbyterian Church on next
Wednesday night April II, at O'Clock. This
Union is composed Of the C. E. Societies Of
I
ton, and Franklinville, Disciples Of Christ,
Mountain. Jopps and Fork, NJ. P. Union
Chapel.
Quite ripple OF excitement was caused
around the Court House on Wednesday after
noon by volume OF smoke pouring from the
cellar under the law offices Of Mr.. s. A. Will
liams. The fire department was promptly on
hand and the fire WAS soon extinguished. 1t
was occasioned by lot Of old papers and
rubbish beng ignited from some unknown
cause. The damage was slight.
The Jerusalem, (Mountain) Christian
Sunday School has been re- organized with the
following officers: Superintendent, Worth
iugton s. Bosley, assistants, Henry j.
Hollingsworth and Walter NJ. Plowman;
secretary, Walter T. Bavington; assistant
secretary and treasurer, james NJ. Bosley;
librarian, Chsries A. MiddeDdorf; organist,
Mics Daily Wann. The school is in flourish
ing condition.