The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-05-10
Local affairs.


Baltimore county.
MIR, George E. Chandlec, who recent
" purchased IA lot i'll Darlington, is erect
ing new dwelling house.
-Rey. Mr.. McIlvain, of Baltimore, con
Quoted the services at the Bel Air Presby
terrain Church last Sunday.
The Bel Air Academy Base Ball team
defeated the Joppa Club last Saturday at
Joppa. The score was 10 to 1.
The Hewlett Company, of Havre de
Grace, have recently launched new
pleasure yacht for Mr.. S. J. Seneca.
"A marriage license has been issued III
Baltimore for Harry H. Coleman and
Miss Bessie b. Ecoh, both of Bel Air.
Letters of administration have been
granted by the Orphans Court on the es-
tate of Alexander Berry to Joseph H. Ely.
General Herman Stumphas again re-
sumed the active practice of law, and
NAV be found daily at his office on Court
land street. Rel Air.
-ChiIdrcus Dav services will be held
at Mt Carmel NJ. P. Church, Emmorton'
on Sunday, June 9th, at 3 O'Clock +. Nj.
All are invited to attend.
Mr. Henry B. Courtney has purchased
the balance of interest in the launch
building business of the Hewlett COM
,,,,,1. of Havra ia, Grace
Rev. Henry Grub, ofPrinceton, New
Jersey, has accepted a call by the Havre
dc Grace Presbyterian Church and oc-
cupied the pulpit on Sunday.
Clark Colgan, son of Mr. Edward J.
Colpan. of Rockford, died on Wednesday,
aged six years. He had been i'll for some
time.
The Orphans Court has been in ses-
sion this week. The resignation OF John
Craig, administrator of Jane Craig, was
accepted and Hannah E. Craig ap-
pointed in his stead.
A three days jubilee celebration start
ed at St. Ignatius Church, Hickory, last
Sunday and ended on Tuesday evening.
Father Frederick was assisted by Father
Neighardt, of Baltimore.
The Ladies' Aid Society cfJerusalem
Christian Church will hold an ice cream
and strawberry festival on the evenings
of May 23th, oath and 25th. Proceeds
for the benefit of the society.
Rev. Father William F. Kane, former
pastor of st. Mary's Church. Cler-
mont Mills, and acting pastor of St.
Andrews Church, Baltimore, will sail
from New York to Italy on May 18th.
Mr.. Richard Leithiser, of Havre de
Grace, was painfully injured in the face
while playing base ball In running
the bases he collided with another
player and broke both jaws. He was
taken to a New York Hospital.
MIR. John Quarlcs, formerly of Bel Air,
but now civil engineer working on
Baltimore and Ohio improvements, was
married on Monday last to Miss Lillian
Miller, of Walkersville, Frederick county.
Rev. d. ]. Wolfe performed the ceremony.
Orders have been issued from the
National Department Headquarters of
the Graud Army of the Republic in re-
sI,cct to- the observance of Memorial Day,
Nav both, and Wann Post, Forest Hill,
is making arrangements for its memorial
services.
The Bel Air town election made a
record on Monday that will go down to
history as one of the most unique, so far
as ties are concerned, that has ever taken
place i'll the history of municipalities in
this State How strong these ties will be
on "Reckord" remains yet to be seen.
Mr.. c. S. Gilbert, formerly of Hartford,
who has for number of years been
travelling superintendent of agents for
the Singer Sewing Machine Company,
has returned to his native county and is
now located in Havre de Grace, where
he is conducting the sewing machine
business.
MIR. E. H. D. Pue, who resides near
Bel Air, met with a painful accident on
Tuesday. While attempting to mount
one of pair of horses that he was taking
to work, he was thrown against stump.
He was severely bruised in the vicinity
of the heart and is now in the hands of a
physician.
Action on the resignation of Rev. II.
A. Blake, which was reported in last
weeks A:GIs, was taken at two of the
churches in his Circuit last Sunday. At
Joppa the vote was % against accepting
his resignation and 81 at Fork Church.
Mountain Christian Church will pass
upon the matter next Sunday.
The first Quarterly Conference of Bel
Air Circuit NJ. P. Church, Rev. S. w.
Coo, pastor, will be held in Grace Church,
Bel Air, on Saturday, May 18th, at P.
M. Preaching at Grace Church, Sunday
18th, at II A. NJ and p NJ; Mt. Car.
mel at $50 p. NJ. The Lords Supper
will be administered at both morning
and afternoon services.
MIR. Alexander Norris, one of Har'
ford's Justices of the Peace, on Monday
turned over to the County Commissioners
500 10, as fines collected by him in State
cases. His action in this matter is most
earnestly recommended to other similar
officials. If magistrates wish to elevate
the dignity of their position it would be
well to follow in the footsteps of Mr..
Norris.
Monday being the opening of Court
will probably also witness the launching
of the booms of the prospective candi
dates. The Executive Committee will
shortly he called upon to fix day for the
primaries. Those who have views or
this important subject should commune
cate with the members at once as it i:
their desire to crafty the will of a ma
jority of the voters.
Mr.. August Neuman, who is doin.
some plumbing work in the Court Hous'
made startling discovery recently. HI
found in taking up the brick floor of tn
corridor that the girders, which were O
wood, were in a rotten condition. 1t is;
wonder that the floor had not fallen il
sometime ago as the only thing that hell
it up was the pressure of the brick
against each other. The Commissioner
directed Mr.. Neuman to place new iroI