The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-01-11
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

-AmmoG u. Love, Of Harkins, has been
grained an original pension of So per month
Lent commences on February 10Th when
is Ash Wednesday. Easter sunday falls Oh
ApsiI 7th.
There will he no cclipses on either the
sun or moon This year that are visible Iii lhe
United States.
Special services Will be held in Emman
ne, p. + Church, Bel Air, each night next
gq,k. bauippipg Sunday uignt ii O'Clock.
Charles II Ayers, cha,ged with selling
a,i,iIt,r,ted milk, was az quiJted In Elkton on
Tuesday. The case was prosecuted by the
state Beard Of Health.
-Pess us in the vicinity of Bel Air have
taken advantage ot The recent cold sn"p'o Hi
their ice houses. On Wednesday there was
afty teams hauling xcellent six inch ice from
Lake Fanny.
Nj. Cornelius Barrow, OF Thomas Run,
exhibited nj this office some brass type,which
was he property al his great grandfather. l.,
is in excellent condition and shows The
painstakiug workmanship of that day.
Mrs. Cordejia Butler, widow of the late
Thomas EulIer, has sold ler highly improved
farm Of l24 acres, near Rocks station, To MI
Charles 5. Raupley fer 81, 500 Mr.. Rampley
will occupy his new purchase March LIST.
Mr. c. Hal johnson, teller OF the Second
National Bank NJ Elhtnn, has accepted the
Position Of cashier of the National Bank OF
Aberdeen. Mr. Johusun has been connected
with the E!k'on bank since its organization.
The Bel Air Steam Laundry have added
to their plant a machine that enables them
to give either u gloss or domestic finish to
collars, sutrts and cuffs. They now have as
good an equipped establishment as there is
in the State.
MIR aud Mrs Zephauiah Heaps entertain
ell number of their friends at their home
near Prospect ON New Years day among
whom we're Rev. X j. Stewart, William T..
Smi;hsou aud family, Parker F. Scarborough
amt family, Samuel Davis and family and
John k Heaps and family.
Mr. Hollis McAllister and Miss Grace l.
Robinson; both OF the vicinity OF Forest Hill,
we're married in Washington on Wednesday
OF ihSl Nteh AZ INC PdlobAaSSO "a WV 1880
Presbyterian Church, washington, ID. q, oy
Rev Dopald G Macleod. The bride is
laughter of Dr. Robert X. Robinson.
Those of our readers who have their
houses and places OF business lighted with
electricity appreciated the fact that the cur
re,,L was not turned off until one o'clock dur
ing the recent moonlight schedule. II we
only could get the all night service then the
millennium would indeed be close at hand.
The Stockholders of the Hartford National
bank of Bel Air, held an annual meeting on
Tuesday and reelected the following Board
of Directors: Stevenson A. Williams, John
Mboges, william Il. Harlan, Robert O. Rich
ardsou, John q. Rouse, Nathan Grafton and
James Lee. The tellers were j. NJ. Street,
ana Col. othoS. Lee.
The stockholders of the Second National
Bank Of Bel Air At their meeting Tuesday re-
elected the following directors: Thomas Ii.
Robinson. DR.. Martin L. Jarrett, DR.. William
s. Archer, w. Beatty Harlan, Joseph b. Han
way, George + silver and John d. Worth
ington The telers were William 5. Forwood,
Dr., and Frank II. Jacobs.
The aunua! election in Havre de Grace
on Monday resulted in the choice OF G. G.
Pusay as Mayor over Robert X. Vanneman.
The six city cOuncimen elected were Joseph
Ia McVey, pr d. ". Hopkins, f. Il. Pritchett,
l. A. Vosbury, William Il Crawford and j.
Osmond, IT. The council will probably he
tie as three of these gentlemen were on
opposing tickets.
The Y P. s. e. E. Society Of the NJ. z.
Church. Bel Air, elected its officers for the
ensuing six moGths, last Monday night. The
officers are as follows: w. l.. Barnes, presi
dent; w F. Keen, vice president; Rev. s. Z.
Coo. recording secretary, Miss Nj. Chesney,
corresponding secretary; Il. E. Hoblitzell,
treasurer; Miss Lutine NJ. Keen, organist.
This society is one of the oldest in the county,
and ia doing fine work.
Triumph Lodge, No. 10, l. o. o. F. in
stalled the following officers, on Monday, to
serve the ensuing year. Charles F. Harry,
noble grand; Jacob Schapiro, vice grand; j..
Edgar Dean, recording secretary; William
Stacy, permanent secretary; Charles A.
Jones, assistant secretary; Alfred Jones,
warden; Richard Millington, chaplain, j. q.
Kennedy treasurer; c. A. Kennedy, guardian.
1t ia rumored in financial circles that the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad is about to pur-
chase q controlling interest in the Baltimore
and Lehigh. OF course nothing definite can
be learned, but some credence is put In these
rumors by persons in a position to know.
There is one comforting fact for those who
are patrons and that is, the present status OF
the road is vastly improved since it has been
broad gagged, land more radical improvements
may be expected in the near future.
On Tuesday the Court Of Claims at Wash
ington rendered judgment for 1928 in the
case of Walter W. Preston administrator of
Cladius DeIaporte, of Hartford county against
the Government, for French SpoliatioDs.
Deiaporte lived near Fallston in this county
where he died In the year 1875. He was the
owner OF a ship which was captured by the
French The claim was for fifteen thousand
dollars but the proof of the value of the
cargo could not be furnished and so the find
lug of the Court Yves not larger. Mr. Preston
was appointed administrator by the Orphans
Court Of hartford county in 1886.
school commissioners.
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