The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-04-10
Local affairs.

The public schools of the county WI
be closed today, Good Friday, and WI
reopen next Tuesday morning.
MIR. Charles A. Grey, of near Fore:
Hill, reports ice one and onc-quart'
inches thick ON Sunday morning.
Rev. S. w. Coc will preach at Graz
Mp. Church, Bel Air, Sunday, April 1
at11A. NJ. and Nit. Carmel ut p. \
A marriage license was issued
Baltimore on Saturday to Mr.. Harry "
Webb. and Miss Mamie Randall, both {
Delta, Pa.
The Sabbath School of the Fallsto
PRESBYTERIAN Church, will hold an Easte
service al the church on Easter Sunda
night at S o'clock.
Lady Light Foot, the tavorite ant
valuable driving horse belonging to Mr.
Wilbur Mccain, of Dublin, aged 3:
years, died recently.
An attractive programme has beer
provided by the Bel Air Junior League
at Odd Fellows Hall, on Easter Monda.
afternoon at four o'clock. A cordial i'll
vitation to attend is extended.
DIR. Edward Almonv and Mr.. Gorsucl
Glenn, of this county, recently Gehornct
1O2 head of cattle for Mr.. w. T. Richard
son. of Phoenix. The entire work was
completed in two hours and ten minutes
Mr.. Joseph Crumlish, president ofthe
Hartford county c. E. Union addressed
the c. E. Society Of Frankiinville Presby,
terrain Church last Sunday night on
lessons from the Good Samaritan to
u.s."
The Executive Committee of the Har,
ford County Sabbath School Union will
meet at the Chapel of Bel Air NJ. Church,
on Wednesday, April 18th. The pro-
gramme of the next convention will be
arranged.
Easter services will be held at Rock
Spring Church next Sunday afternoon
at $50 O'Clock by the rector, Rev. l.. ].
Sothoron. Services will be held at Holy
Cross Church in the morning at the
usual hour.
Deer Greek Parish-Grace Church,
Easter Sunday, Holy Communion at
5.36 and IL A. NJ. Offering for parish
buggy. Sunday School celebration, 7 p.
NJ. with presentation of Pyramids. As
ension Chapel, services, $50 7. Nj.
Collection for parish buggy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel l.. Beall, of
Cooptown, have issued cards for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Clara
Grace Beall, and Mr. Grantlcv l.. Weaver.
The ceremony will take place on We'd
nesday evening, April 22nd, at William
Waters Memorial Church.
Winter weather returned last Satur-
dav night. Ice was formed on the ponds
and in some places the thermometer was
reported as low as 240. Fruit trees,
which were out in blossom, suffered very
seriously but it is yet hard to determine
just what the damage will be.
The Goodwill Local c. E. Union,
which comprises Mountain, Joppa, Fork,
Union Chapel NJ. p. and Fallston and
Franklinville Presbyterian will hold its
regular April rally al Union Chapel NJ.
p. Church on Thursday, April 16, at S
o'clock The public is invited.
MIR. Charles L. Dallam, of Bel Air,
has purchased the store property at
Clermont Mills, and is now conducting
the business at that place. Mr.. Benjamin
Bissell, Jr, who recently purchased Mr..
Dallam's property, on the outskirts of
Bel Air, is occupying the same.
The Executive Committee of the
Hartford Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany met on Monday. The claim of
Howard Vance for the loss of barn was
referred to William Webster for settle
ment. The claim of Levi Bechtold for
1925 for the loss of barn, was ordered
paid.
The petit jury of the February term
of Court, which was discharged on Thurs
day of last week, united in presenting
Sheriff Fred w. Reasin a handsome
meerschaum pipe. Mr.. Reasin desires us t O
thank his friends for this unexpected
mark of friendship which was an entire
surprise.
Mrs. Martha D. Huff, of Aberdeen,
has issued invitations for the marriage
of her daughter, Miss Jessie Huff, and
Mr.. Alfred II. Wilson, which will take
place in Aberdeen NJ. E. Church, on
Thursday afternoon, 10th instant, at 4
O'Clock. Rev. Kenneth G. Murray, pastor
of the church, will perform the ceremony.
A dance will be given in the Assem-,
bly, Rooms of the Masonic Temple, Bel
Air, on Tuesday evening, April 14th. The
chaperones are Mesdames Samuel w
Bradford, J. T. c. Hopkins, j. A. Harris
X. b. Webb and A. p Gilbert. The com
mittce in charge is c. D. Rosan, W.Wylit
Hopkins, a. w. Bradford, G. G. Street,
and r. B. Munnikhuyscn.
Mr. Albert S. Cook, County Schoo
Examiner of Baltimore county, narrowly
escaped a serious accident while out driv
ing one day last week with his little son
He was depositing some mail in lcttei
box and the horse started to run off. Ii
trying to check it Mr.. Cook was thrown
under the vehicle Ready assistance savet
Mr.. Cook from serious Il injury.
Some time during Monday night, tn
stable of MIR. Columbus Preston who
lives near Jarrettsville, was entered ant
a horse taken therelrom. The ANNA
was found on the public road on Tuesda,
morning. 1t had evidently been ridde
some distance. The Code provides
penalty for this criminal act, and the per
pctrator, if caught, should be severed
punished.
The February term of Court, whic
was adjourned on Thursday oflast week
was one of the longest that has been hel
for number Of years. The jury decide
a large number of cases both on the civ
and criminal dockcts, and the bushes
was of satisfactory nature. The pc
sonncl of this jury was of n high order
fact frequently commented upon by tho:
who were brought in contact with II
members either i'll business or socii
way.
On Monday, Mr.. Nelson Procto