The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-04-05
Local affairs.

Heaps ScnOOl, MISS AhSS
teacher, on Friday evening April IL.
Professor T. c. Galbreath delivered
an address on Thursday to the Soiorea
Teachers Institute now in session III oei
Air.
Mr.. Fl. c. Whiteford is sick with
scarlet fever at the Maryland Agricultural
College. He is son OF MIR. W. Scout
Whiteford, of Crmbria.
John Waters, colored, was before
Justice Norris Monday charged with
cursing and swearing on the street. He
was fined So and costs.
The Sunday School of the Methodist
Protestant Church, Bel Air, will hold an
Easter Service Sunday morning. Special
music and programme has been ar
ranged.
The Sunday School of the Mt. zion
M. E. Church, Fountain Green, VIII give
an Easter missionary service on sunday
afternoon at 2. 80 o'clock. Preaching at
3 o'clock.
Rev. Hall K. Wallis, of Boston, is
spending sometime with his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. William Wallis, Forest Hill.
After his visit he expects to leave tor
South Dakota.
Jacob A. Dozen attorney offered a
house and lot containing two acres near
Upper Cross Roads but was Withdrawn
at a bid of $780, Joshua w. Mccall was
the auctioneer.
The public sale of Mr.. Daniel ] Dunni-
gan, which was to have been held on
Wednesday, was postponed until Thurs
day next, April II, when it will positively
take place regardless of weather.
Mr.. l. w. Thompson, auctioneer, sold
Monday at the Court House door for
Harlan and McNabb trustees, the
Thomas property situated in the NTH
district to Mr.. Henderson G. Thomastor
$1,795.
The material from the Harlan build |
ing, which was purchased together with
the corner lot by the Churchville Presby-
terian Church will be sold at public sale
on Tuesday afternoon, April 9th' at
O'Clock. 7. F. Mitchell will be the auc-
tioneer.
Mr. Floyd Noonan, young married
man, who has been living with his wife
and three children near Allibone, eloped
last Saturday with the 17-year-olo
daughter of Mr.. William M. Scarborough.
Up to this time nothing is known OF their
whereabouts.
Our enterprising hardware merchants
Ell. Hall and Son have recently broken
the record in the sale of plows. Last
week they received shipment OF a car
load, %, 800 pounds and in less than
seven DAYS thereafter every one was sold
and delivered.
DIR. lanes c. Mackenzie, director OF the
Jacob Tome Institute, rendered his reslg-
nation to the trustees of the school on
Saturday last. 1t is to take effect at the
end of the scholastic year in June. Or.
Mackenzie has been connected with the
institute for about two years.
The School Board was unable to meet
on Wednesday, due to the inclemency OF
the weather The April meeting will be
held Monday, 18th instant, at which
time they will go before the County Com
missioners in the fnancialinterests OF the
schools for the coming year.
The Permanent Building Association
at their annual meeting on Monday night
declared a semi-annual dividend OF three
per cent. The association is in tlne shape
and the directors deserve great credit
for the business-like manner in which Its
affairs have been conducted.
On Monday night the following
officers of the Permanent Building Asso-
citation were reelected: President, Ohio
S. Lee; vice president, August KnoHer;
secretary, Henry G. Maynadier, treas
urer, Walter Finney. The directors, with |
the above named are H. B. Bruins and
Harry S. Carver.
Mr.. John H. Fisher recently exhibited
at this office copies of Honolulu papers
containing accounts of the meeting OF the
Mystic Shrine held there recently. They
were sent him by his son, Mr.. John j.
Fisher, of Washington, who is member
of the order He took prominent parts
in the initiation ceremonies and parade
which afterwards followed.
On Wednesday Constable John c.
Salix, ofHavre de Grace, arrested William
Cohen, ofBaltimore, and Charles Thomp-
son, Aberdeen, charged with the larceny
of lot of brass journals at Aberdeen,
valued at sixty dollars, the property of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. They were committed to jailin de-
fault of 81, 900 bail each for their APP
pearance at the May term of Court.
On Wednesday Mrs. ]. F. Bags, of
Aberdeen, identified as portion of their
silvcrware which was recently stolen
from them, in the lot that was found in
the house on Plum alley, in Baltimore,
occupied by James Wynn and Edward
Sheppard, colored. The silverware
identified was silver sugar bowl and
pitcher, spoonholder and table cloth.
The rest of the property has not been re-
covered.
Captain Thomas G. Forwood, as
chairman, held an examination last Sat
urdav in Baltimore for the newly elected
officers of the Centreville Company. On
Wednesday he was detailed to muster in
the men for the organization recently
formed at Salisbury, and left for that
point the same day. Anewset of bylaws
are now being formulated for the govern
ment of the First Regiment, and Captain
Forwood has been appointed as chair
man ola committee to draft them.
MUSIC AT ST. IGNATlUs CHURCH EASTER
SUNDAY.
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