The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-12-11
Local affairs.


an attractive card in this weeks issue
those who wish To make Christine
merry and congynial.
A drama. in four "c:s, entitled Dow
III Dixie" will he given in the ". [. I.
Han, Forest Hill, ON Tuesday cvenin!
December 29th, at eight O'Clock.
Mr.. John H. Walraven, Il member {
the Baltimore City bar, was admitted
practice 1T the Hartford county bar o
Monday, on mot,an of Mr.. Stevenson A
Williams.
-rhe wilma ". <. T. L. will meet a
the hnme Of Mrs Ella Davis, near Pros
pect on Tuesday. December 10, at 23'
=. NJ The annual election Of Officers
will take place.
-Un motion or Mr.. Thomas II. Robin
SON, Mir. William II. Adkins, membe
Talbot county bar, WAS admitted t.
practice in the Circuit Court !or Hartort
county on Monday.
MIR. William u. Base has rented from
Mrs. Mamie (. Swartz, her propert,
near Fountain Green, and purchased al
of the farming implements. Mrs. Swart'
has removed to Baltimore.
Judge VanBibhcr occupied the beEci
at Towson with Judge Burke this week
He received many congratulations from
the members of tlS Baltimore county bar
with whom lie is very popular.
Rev. $. (. MASON, Of the Churchville
PRESBYTERIAN Church. and Pew. $. S.
Greenwich, of the First Presbyterian
Church, Bel Air, will exchange lFits on
Sunday nlurning, December 18th.
The Kings Daughters will hold a
meeting on Tues lay morning, December
18th, at eleven O'Clock, at the residence
of Mrs. l.. D Finney, in Bel Air. All
members of circles are cordially invited
to attend
Cards have been issued for the we'd
ding of Miss Annie Z. Richardson and
Mr.. David II. Wilson. The ceremony
will take place on Wednesday evening,
December 23d at six O'Clock. in Bethel
Presbyterian Church, near Jarrettsville.
The case of the kcnreweg Company
against Finney and Robinson, i'll which
Judgment was given in favor Of the de-
PENDANTS in the Baltimore County Court
has recently been decided in the same
manner by the Court ofAppeals ofMary
land.
Mr. lanes Richardson, of Bel Air, was
painfully injured by a vicious horse on
Wednesday, morning. He in he stall
alongside of the animal and was kicked
in the face Several teeth were loosened
and his lip was badly cut, bur he is now
recovering.
Miss Gulielma Harrison, of Brandon
on-the- James, was married to Mr.. Ran
dolph Cuyler, of Culpepper county. Viz
ginia, on Wednesday. The bride is
well-known in Bel Air, having frequently
been a visitor at the residence of Mrs.
Blanche F. Archer.
MIR. Samuel Keithley, well-known
resident Of IIavre de Grace, died on Mon
day Of last week. He is survived by one
son. Mr.. Clifton kcithley, with whom
H. lived The funeral took place on the
following Wednesday Y. the interment being
at Angel Hill cemetery.
-Finncy and Robinson, canned goods
brokers. report the market practically
unchanged Prices for corn and toma-
toes remain about the same. Many
packers are holding for an advance, as
they believe that the present low rates
c lnnot he long maintained.
The term of Postmaster Mock, of Bel
Air, will expire on the Goth OF January.
While his sue .essor has not been formally
announced, it is understood that recon-
mendation will be made i'll short while.
This postoffi.e is on the Presidential list
and now pays 81 800 year.
Mr.. John Walter Billingsley and Miss
Lydia May Cobourn, were married at
the rectory of st. Johns P. E. Church,
Havre de Grace. on Thursday of last
week bv the Rev Frederick Humphrey
The bride wore a mode travelling gown
with white hat and gloves. She is the
Youngest daughter of the late Hiram
Cobourn, of Havre de Grace.
Robert Lewis, who is in the employ
of Mr. John S Slade, of Deer Creek, was
badly injured while driving a team on
the road near Fountain Green on We'd
nesdav night of last week. AS he was
locking the wheels, he fell and one of
them passed oyer his right arm shatter
ing it in several places. DR.. F. Lee Hughes
rendered the necessary medical attention
Louis Coen, resident of near Havre
de Grace, was killed by a bull on Satur-
day morning When last seen alive he
was feeding some cattle and his remains
were shortly afterwards found in the
barnyard. 1t is supposed that the en-
ragged animal butted him to death against
the stone wall, as it was dehorned, and
not capable of inflicting an injury in
any other manner Mr.. Coenis survived
bv widow and two children.
On Saturday, Wann Post G. A. R. of
Forest Hill, elected the following: Com
rnander, r. e Bouldin; senior vice COM
mandcr, James H. Grafton; junior vice
commander, James c. Darlington;
uuartermaster, Stewart Hornberger;
Chaplain, Andrew w. Bannister, sur
geon, Henry Crois; officer of the day,
John Axer; emceApf the guard, William
H. MinnickT trustees. Stewart Horn
berger, Joseph A. Harl;ins and Andrew
Bannister. Delegate to State encamr-
ment, Joseph Harkins; alternate, James
II. Grafton.
The advance sale of seats for the con-
cert to he held on this, Friday evening,
in the Assembly Rooms of the Masonic
Temple, Bel Air, under the direction of
Miss Bessye Cover, indicates a large at
tendance. which will be very gratifying
both to Miss Cover and the others who
take part in tie programme. 1t is an
extended one composed Of two parts,
each with eight numbers. 1t ranges
from classical to popular airs so that the
tastes of everyone will be gratified. Mr..
c. A Mccain, of Baltimore, will come in
for a fair share Of the success of the even
ing'S entertainment, and crowded
house will undoubtedly be present to en-
courage all who are interested. The