The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1902-04-25
Local affairs.

posit PRESBYTERIAN Church, has resigned
Miss Nellie Dram has been appointe
as teacher at 80, Carsins, in place {
Miss T. Marian Andrew, resigned.
--Rev. s. {. WATSON. of Churchvill(
and Rev. S. s. Greenwich, of Bel Air, WI
exchange pulpits next Sunday morning
MIR. Jacob A. Dozen and Mrs. Ami
NJ. Hanna have been appointed admins
traitors of the estate of the late James W
Hanna.
A reception was rendered the new Nj
p. pastor of Deer Creek Church, Rev.
S Hodges, by the members and friends
on Thursday night.
MIR. lanes NJ. Delevett, while on hi
way to Bel Air Thursday morning kille'
a big Woods" black snake which, whei
uncoiled, was 5 feet 1 inch in length.
Mr.. Daniel H. Carroll and Miss Lille
NJ. Derickson were married at the
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage i'll BE
Air, on Wednesday evening by the Rev
George W. Evans.
The pastor, Rev. S. w. Coe, will
preach at Grace NJ. p. Church, Bel Air
Sunday, April 81, at IL A. NJ. and IA
p. NJ. Mt Carmel at 3.30P. NJ. Allare
invited to attend these services.
The marriage of MIR. Charles S.
Snodgrass and Miss Margaret 6. Redding
is announced to take place on Wednes-
dav afternoon. April 30th, at st. Mary
Catholic Church, Clermont Mills.
The Wilma W. c. T. U. will meet at
the residence of Mrs. John T. Magness,
on Thursday afternoon, May LIST, at 80
O'Clock. A full attendance is requested
as business ofimportanee is to be trans
acted
Hugh ZONES, an employee in the slate
ouarries of X. L. Jones, of Cambria, had
his head badly cut recently in the hosting
gear. A physicians services were neces-
sarv and twelve stitches were taken in
his scalp.
Among those who attended the
Charleston Exposition on Tuesday which
was Maryland Day, were Senator and
Mrs. Thomas H. Robinson, Mr.. ]. H. c.
Watts, Col. Herman Stump and Hon.
Noble L. Mitchell
The Susquehanna Hose Company OF
Havre de Grace will hold ball for the
benefit of the organization on Thursday
evening, May LIST. We hope they will be
successful in raising good sum of money
for this worthy cause.
The Hartford Historical Socity will
meet at the Court House in Bel Air on
Saturday, April Goth. Mr.. James w.
Harry of the Johns Hopkins University
will read paper on "The Maryland Re-
form Convention of 1850"
Mr.. William L, Coudon. editor ofthe
Perryville Record, and Miss Norma
Worrall were married at the residence of
the bride in Philadelphia on April 9th.
The bride is niece of DR.. T. A. Worrall
of North East, Cecil county.
Mr.. Lawrence Forwood, the genial
proprietor of Changers Hotel, Bel Air,
celebrated the advent of spring by bring
ing out newrubber tire bus of the latest
pattern. 1t is anup-to-date and progress
sive step commensurate with modern
times.
Mrs. Colt and her daughter, Miss
Colt, who have been spending the winter
at the residence of Dr. R. S. Page, Bel
Air, left on Saturday for an extended
visit to California. While in this COM
nunity both of these ladies made many
friends who will regret their departure.
With the advent of spring and hot
weather, DIR. Charles X. Yohn has opened
up his soda water fountain at the Bel Air
Drug Store. All the ingredients of this
popular beverage are made upon the
premises and persons can rest assured
that they will be served with the purest
carbonated water and the best syrups.
MIR. Harry D. Hanway took his pair
of handsome driving horses over to New
York on Thursday night of last week.
He will participate in the speedway ex-
hibition, which will shortly take place.
Doubtless there will be many magnificent
animals on exhibition. but Hartford coun-
ty will hold it's own with such representa-
tives as Mr.. Hanway's team.
The Town election at Aberdeen, which
will be held on Saturday, May Bird. is ex-
citing: considerable interest. Among
those who are mentioned as probable
candidates are Henry Earring, ]. F.
Wells, Conrad krouse, of the present
board, and M. M. Carr, ]. B. Baker, G.
H. WINS, George W. Evans, B. w. Haring,
w. L. Grafton, c. B. Osborn and o. c.
Michael.
The will of Adam Hetrick has been
probated by Register of Wills Bay. He
leaves all of his property to his wife,
Katherine, for life, after her death to be
divided equally among his children and
grandchildren, shareand share alike. His
wife is named as executor. The will is
dated January 9, 1902, and is witnessed
by Albert S. Holloway and Ephraim
Hopkins.
Frank Singleton, aged twenty-eight
years who was employed at the Slate
quarries of Foulk Jones, at Slate Hill,
was almost instantly killed on Wednes-
day of last week. A number of work.
men had been engaged in loosening a
huge boulder which they were going to
move by horse power The stone started
of its own motion and crushed Mr..
Singleton. He is survived by a widow
and two small children.
Owing to an unprecedented demand
for space, we have been compelled to
postpone the publication of the series of
articles contributed by the clergy OF Har-
ford county. The demand for space at this
time of the year has before never been
equalled and we will ask our friends to
bear with us until the busy season is
over We look forward to the publica-
ton of the first of these articles about
the first of June and they will then be
continued uninterruptedly.
We have received very pretty little
feahet entitled "Where to spend the sum.
mer months" issued by the Maryland
and Pennsylvania Railroad. 1t gives a
fund of interesting information concern
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