The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-12-18

The Christmas entertainment OF tho
Lutheran Church at Perryman will be
held on Christmas evening, December Is.
A shooting match will be held at
: Mountain on Christmas afternoon. A
number of valuable prizes will be given to
the best marksmen.
MIR James Richardson, of Bel Air,
who was painfully injured by Il vicious
horse last week, isimproving rapidly and
able to be about again.
The Sunday School of the Church
vile PRESBYTERIAN Church will hold its
Christmas entertainment on Christmas
Eve. December oath, commencing at
seven clock.
physicians throughout the county re-
port Il number Of diphtheria cases, al
though the disease is said not to be of a
severe type. 1t is more prevalent in the
upper portion of the county.
-IudgesGeorge L. NanBibber has fitted
up one. ofthe petit jury rooms as private
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PAYERS and will answer the purpose until
the proposed addition to the Court
House is erected.
Mrs John w. Daughton, of Pylesville,
was found unconscious in her yard one
morning last week. Or. kalb was sum-
moned and found that she was suffering
from a slight stroke of paralysis. She is
now much improved and able to go
! about again.
The large barn of John A. Roster, of
Parkton, was destroyed by fire on Sun
day evening. The cause is unknown.
The building and contents had insurance
of 81, 300 in the Farmers Fire Insurance
Company of York, Pa. r,laced by d. l..
Pyle and Son.
Mr.. Clarence Vinettc Latimer, OF
New York, spent last week with DR.. and |
Mrs. d. Q. Bolts at their home "1ngle-
side" Darlington. Mr.. Bolts is a men,
Der of the graduating class of 1904 OF the |
Baltimore Dental College and has finished |
more gold work than any other student
in the same length of time.
For few weeks past the residents
of the vicinity of Level have witnessed
the appearancein their midst OF buzzard
having attached to it bell This has
led to some conjecture and not a little
discussion as to when, how and by
whom this bird was captured and thus
marked Many believe that it was from
Virginia.
Peter Jones an employee of MIR. {. {.
Richardson, Of near Bel Air, was serious
" injured by being kicked by a mule on
Wednesday. His cheek bone was crushed
and his face badly lacerated. He was
also struck in the side breaking two ribs
over the lungs. 1t is feared that pieces of
broken bone penetrated the lungsin which
case the injury will prove fatal. Mr..
ZONES is about So years old.
A carriage containing Mr. and Mrs.
Griffin T. Milton and MIR. Walter w. Lee,
was upset at the railroad station, Bel
Air, on Tuesday evening, and all three OF
the occupants were thrown out. Strange
to saw no one was injured except MIR.
Lee, whose arm was slightly bruised. The
accident was caused by the horse be-
coming frightened at some unknown OBJ
iect, and attempting to run away.
AT stated communication of Mt.
Ararat Lodge, Bel Air. held on Tuesday
night, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Worshipful Master,
DR.. Armfeld +. VanBibbcr; senior
warden, Harry A. Whitaker; junior
warden, Charles H. MacNabh; secretary,
DR. Charles Bagley; treasurer, John 6.
Rouse. These officers will be installed
ON Monday evening, December 2Sth, as
St. Johns day falls on Sunday.
The stockholders of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company of Hartford county
met on Monday. Mr.. J. Edwin Webster
presided with Mr. Albert p. Silver secre-
tary. The report of the directors was
read and referred to acommittce consist
ing of Noble L. Mitchell, Dr. ]. F. II.
Gorsuch and w. Beatty Harlan. The re-
port of William Webster, agent, was read
and accepted. On motion of George X.
Cairnes, it was ordered that all sugges-
lions for the committee be filed on or be-
fore December Goth. The Board of Di-
rectors also held meeting and elected
William H. Harlan counsel i'll place of
Judge VanBibber, resigned.