The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-01-09


entertained number of friends ut their
i home near Fulford on New Years even.
/ ing.
The sale of Mr.. John II. Nagle, which
was advertised for tomorrow, Janu Try
5 10th, will not take place, as he has de-
cidcd to remain in the county.
Mr. Stevenson W. Maggie and Miss
: Ellen Virginia Elarbec were married on
New Years evening, at the Bel Air Nj. +.
, parsonage, by Rev. George w. Evans.
The last quarterly distribution ofthe
Public School Fund by Comptroller Her
ring, gives Hartford county SIS, 063. GO for
the white schools, and 81 ,o22. 81 for the
colorcd schools.
Rev F. T. Tagg. of Baltimore, will
preach at Providence NJ. P. Church, Sum
day, January 18th, at 10 80 A. NJ;
Union Chapel at 3 p. NJ, and Grace
Church, Bel Air, at 8 p NJ.
The bazaar, for the benefit of Jarretts-
vile Academy, will be held on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday evenings of
next week. Every one should aid these
enterprising people in their effort to have
a modern scat of learning.
With this week issue, we send our
bills for subscription. 1t is not necessary
for us to present any tlamboyant argu-
mcnt or apology for their presence in the
newspapers. We express it in plain
English I'VE need the money"
On Monday, the United States SUI
preme Court rendered a decision in the
case of the Western Union Telegraph
Company VS.. Borough ofNew Hope, Pa,
in favor of the town. The case involved
the validity of an ordinance requiring a
license fee for telegraph wires and poles
in the town.
The next meeting of the Deer Greek
dence of Mr.. Harry Silver, near Chenille,
on Saturday, January 10th. The roll
call will be at 40 P. NJ. The subject
selected for discussion is "Co-operation
among farmers in regard to buying,
selling, labor &c
Mr.. William II. Vanderford senior
member of the firm of Vanderford Broth |
ers, who edit and publish the Westminster
Advocate and Mrs. Flora B. Mills, were
married on Monday morning at the home
of the bride. Immediately after the we'd
ding, the couple left for an extended tour
to Florida, Havana and Mantanzas.
Miss Fannie Nelson Michael, of near
Perryms n, and MIR. Franklin F. Hollo-
way, of Cecil county, were married at |
Garrettson Chapel on Wednesday evening |
OF last week. The bride was attired in a
becoming travelling gown. After the
wedding they left for Northern bridal
trip. Upon their return they will reside
on the "Landsdo wnc" farm.
We have received statement show
ing the condition of the First National
Bank of Havre de Grace, at the close of
business. December 81, 1902. The sur
plus and profits of the bank exceed the
capital stock by SIG, 1887. The de-
posts are $4O7, 1918. Mr.. A. p. Nc
Combs is president of this excellent
financial institution and Mr. R. K Vanne-
man, cashier.
MIR. Howard B. Anderson, a former |
resident of Bel Air, who is now conduc-
tor of the Queen Anne's Railroad Com
pany, was badly poisoned on New Years
Day by eating mince pie. The rest ofthe
family had partaken of portion of the |
same at dinner time and some was reserved |
for Mr.. Anderson. He was the only one
who suffered any discomfort. Itrequired |
the service of five physicians and at one
time his life was despaircd of. He is now
much better.
On the evening of New Years Day, a
number of members of Grace Chapel con-
grcgation, Hickory, came into Bel Air in |
a two-horse wagon of Mr.. Zacheus De |
Bow, .Jr., and other vehicles, and took
Emmanuel Rectory and its inmates by
storm. They brought with them much
cheer for man and beast, and beautifully |
filed both bins and pantry. Refresh
ments were served and an evening of en-
ioyment was passed in music and games.
Those present from the Hickory were Mr..
and Mrs. E. Stanley Holland, Mrs. Alfred |
Minnick, Mrs. Benjamin Forwood, Misses
Polly Lockard, Lydia Forwood, Bessie
Forwood, Mary Holland, Pearl Grafton,
Grace Forwood, Martha Grafton, Emma
V. Bull, Mary L. Bull, Elizabeth Grafton,
Messrs. William Kennedy, Zacheus De
Bow, William Bull, John Burkins, Bran |
nard Holland, Homer Holland, Owen
Minnick, Taylor Howard and Wendell |
Forwood. Mesdames J. R. Sitter and
II. G. Rosan, Miss Margaret Rosan and !
MIR. J. r. Sitter assisted the rector's |
family in receiving and entertaining, the
two first named, by music vocal and in
strumental, and the last named not only |
with his genial cordially, but also with
some timely, amusing stories.