The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-04-19
Local affairs.

Rev. w. w. Davis will preach this
Sunday night at Fellowship NJ. E. Church
at 8 P. Nj.
The TAYLOR base ball club defeated
the Manor club on last Saturday by a
score of % tot
The ladies of the Mountain Christian
Church will hold festival and entertain
ment at the Church on the evenings OF
May and 4.
The County w. c. T. U. Executive
will be held at Union Chapel, Tuesday,
April 23rd beginning at 1OA. M. Alarge
representation is earnestly desired.
"A License was issued in Towson on
Monday, for the marriage OF Mr.
Michael E. Rahll, of Fallston, and Miss
Mary Frances Roach, of Pleasantville.
Mr.. w. Littleton Baldwin, of Level
and Miss R. Gertrude Norris, of VanBib-
Der, were married on last Wednesday
afternoon, at the home of MIR. T. Norris.
AT a recent meeting of the Maryland
Game and Fish Protection Association
held in Baltimore, Mr.. Willard G. Rouse
was elected member to represent this
county.
"A license was issued in Towson on
Tuesday for the marriage of Mr.. Fred
erick H. SNYDER, of Hartley, Baltimore
county, and Miss Minnie Markoe. OF
Reckord.
Owing to the crowded condition OF
our columns much interesting matter in
Guiding Arbor Day exercises was crowd
ed out. We will try and publish them
next week.
Hartford Chapter, No. IA, United
Daughters of Confederacy have decided
to hold Colonial Ball, in the Masonic
Temple on Thursday evening, May 2.
Tickets will be sold at the door.
Mr.. George Wildason, ofnear Bel Air,
and Miss Martha Miller, of Amoss, were
married last Thursday evening at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage, Bel Air.
by the pastor, Rev. F. R. Isaac.
The public school of Edgewood' OF
which Mr. Ralph w. Strawbridge is
principal, and Miss Carrye w. Morgan
assistant, will hold an entertainment in
Edgewood hall, Friday evening, April 10.
Cards have been issued for the mar
rage of Miss Mary Eleanor Bayless and
Mr.. lanes Rigbie Massey, on Tuesday,
April 80. The ceremony will take place
at Deer Creek Harmony Presbyterian
Church.
The United Telegraph and Telephone
Company has absorbed the Hartford
Telephone Company. The capital stock
of the Hartford Company is $4,000
while the aggregate capital of the six
combined companies is 100000.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Mr.. John B. Howard to Miss
Mollie Taylor, at the Eutaw M. E.
Church, Baltimore, Wednesday,, April
oath. Mr.. Howard was formerly ofthis
county, and nephew of the Misses
Winchester, of Bel Air.
The creditors of Isaac Robinson, who
last December went into the hands OF
receivers, have agreed to settle their
claims on a basis of 20 per cent. Mr..
Robinson's liabilities, secured by collat-
eral, were $44S, $50, and unsecured
liabilities, $3.50, AL, making a total OF
S799,O71. The assets were given at
$712,1S7.
On Tuesday writ was sworn out
before Magistrate A. S. Upton, of Jar
rettsville, for the arrest of John Hawkins,
charged with the larceny of six silver
spoons, the property of Mrs. Hattie V.
Stamford. They were sent to her by
mail and it is supposed he took them from
the mail box. Constable ]. H. Brookhart
made the arrest and brought him to Bel
Air and placed him in Jail.
That portion of CORTLAND street,
Bel Air, which is contiguous to the HAIR
FORD DEMOCRAT office is now brilliantly
Illuminated by brand new street light
that prominently reflects the crisp editor
ial columns of our esteemed contem-
porary. We are told that the gas 1T
burns is Acetylene, but there is some
question about this, as the generator is
said to be extremely close to the editorial
sanctum.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of the New York Clothing House,
which appears elsewhere inthisissue. 1t
is useless to waste eulogies on this well
known firm, as their name is familiar
household word in many of Harford's
homes. Mr. Archer H. Jarrett, who has
been connected with them SO long, will
be just as glad as ever to extend a most
hearty welcome to his friends, whether
;n+eudiuU DurchaSers or not