The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-11-29
Local affairs.

1t Is said the main altar OF tne ne'
Catholic Church at Towson VIII Gus
$4,000.
"A license was issued in Baltimore VI
Thursday of last week to Mr.. freoeiief
o. Mitchell of this county anu MISS
Mary E. Bell, of Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Smith, OF 1ien
vile gave a reception to their large circis
Of fr;ends on Thursday night of last week
About $50 persons were present
Jerusalem Christian Church-Preach'
ING IL A. Nj. and z. M. Sunday scnool
e45 A. NJ. Y. P. S. c. E. 100 r. M
Ioppa-Preaching s.3oP. M. by Evanse'
list Shelburn.
Mr.. William L. Amoss, State Director
of Farmers Institutes, has arranged To
hold meetings in this county on Mon nIay
Tuesday and Wednesday, January ZHn'
2Sth and goth, 1902.
The family ofthe late William DaVf-
90, r.ouest us to express their sincere
thorls 70 the friends and neighbors who
have been so kind to them during their
late terrible bereavement.
Miss Annie L. Forrest, a returned
missionary, will speak at providence N"
p Church, Sunday, December 1st' at
1o.soA. NJ; Union Chapel, at . +. NJ
and Grace Church, Bel Air, at 7.45 r. M.
An entertainment, consisting OF
stereopticon views, music and recitatlons
will, he qiyen at Hartford Furnace Hail.
ON Saturday evening, November 3oth'
commencing at eight o'clock. ADMISSION
25 cents.
The Towson Union says "Mr. W. A.
Wilson, of Jerusalem Mills. owns what
il believed to be the finest lot OF berK-
shire hogs in that section OF the state
MANY of them will now weigh two nun
bred pounds each"
MIR. lanes H. Lytle, of the Maryland
Journal Office, Towson, has recently oeeh
enioying his annual cunning outing In
this county. He and three friends report
a kill of about fifty rabbits. Mr.. Lytle
was formerly In the employ OF The @tgis.
Among the students home from ST.
John's College for the Thanksgiving nom
DAYS are: Messrs. Augustus W. BRADFORD;
Thomas w. Hall; Robert B. Rouse OF
Rel Air, Charles Hollingsworth, OF Falls
ston, Wilson Galbreath, OF Darlington
and Randall Cronin, of Wilma.
Sheriff elect and Mrs. F. W. Reasin
have removed from Havre de Grace TO
Rel Air. The newly elected official Will
take charge of his office the first OF Jam
uary. He has appointed Coleman sherl-
dan chief deputy and DR.. William ).
Archer will be the physician to the jail
The Orphans Court has confirmed
the appointment of Mary d. Dawson
and Joseph H. Dawson as executors OF
the last will of the late William Dawson.
They have filed a bond in the penal sum
of 5000. Charles L. Dallam and y.
NJ. Whitaker were appointed to appraise
tine estate.
-Messrs. Williams and Hill trustees
have sold to DIR. L. Edgar Almony what
isknown as the ]. B. Kirkwood property
near Shawsville for $4,000. 1t consists
offourteen acres of land improved by an
excellent house and large new barn The
sale was made through Mr. John u.
Worthington.
Mr.. Josephus Reed, aged seventy
eight years died at his home, near Coop
town, on Thursday morning oflast week
He is survived by three cons and two
daughters. His funeral took place on
Saturday, the interment being at North
Bend Presbyterian Church. Kew. ". A.
Price officiated.
Deputy Fire Marshal Wantz has just
finished preliminary investigation OF
the fire which occurred In the new building
which Mr.. F. H. Iglehart Is erecting on
Main street, Bel Air. Mr.. Wantz estates
that he will shortly return to finish the
investigation and that he thinks ne has
sufficient evidence for an arrest.
The banking house Of Smith, Rouse
and Webster has recently been enlarged
nv the addition of two private Offices In
the rear. The bank room will occupy
about double the space that 1t did with
annie Accommodations for waiting room
and telephone booth. Thisimprovement
has been necessitated on account OF the
large increase Of business OF this popular
and enterprising firm.
The Maryland and Pennsylvania
Railroad has purchased from the Ameri-
can Locomotive Works at Richmond
Virginia, three new engines Numbers 4,
s and 6. An inspection trip has recently
been made with one of them, No. 8, and
It was found to work we'll in every parti-
cular. They weigh fifty tons each and
have four wheel connections and are
thoroughly modern and up-to-date.
The Maryland Telephone Company
has large gang of men at work erect
ing poles and stringing wires through
Cecil county. This company has almost
completed its line from Iron Hill to the
Susouehanna RIVER and, when finished,
communication will be had with Balti.
more, Philadelphia and Wilmington
The wires will cross the Susquehanna
River and connect with the line on Har
ford's shore by erecting towers above
Perryville.
On Monday last Mrs. Frances D
Wilson, widow of DR.. Henry Beatty vii
son and daughter, of Mr.. S. G. Davis, o
near Havre de Grace, obtained a verdic
for Sc, 500 in the United States Circuit
Court on the life insurance policies which
were held on the life of her husband b.
the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. of CaEfornia. The suit was brough
on two policies for IS 900 each and tn
claim was resisted by the Company OF
the ground that the representations In tn
the application were not correct. MI
Septimus Davis, of this county, was on
of the counsel for Mrs. Wilson.
The will of the late William Daviso1
was probated by Register of Wills Norri
on Monday. He appoints his daughter
Mary H. Dawson and his son, Joseph Il
Dawson, executors, and directs that a
soon as possible after his death all of hi
property, real and personal, be converte
into money and the proceeds be divide