The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-02-13

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preach at Grace NJ p Church, Bel Air
Sunday, Feb. 10, at l / A. NJ. and s p NJ
Mt. Carmel at P. NJ.
Mr.. James y. G. Durham, of Coop
| town, and Miss Manic l.. Pierce of Fork
were married at the Bel Air NJ. f. Par.
sonagc on Wednesday b. the pastor Rev,
George ". Evans.
Mr. Alex Norris, Deputy Register OF
Wills, visited Havrc dc Grace, and grant
ed letters of administration on he estate
of the late John Donald Smith, to the
widow, Mrs. Maudc 3. Smith. A$5.0OO
bond was filed.
Miss Eva l.. Dunning, the noted
reader and impersonator, will render the
popular story Mrs. Wigs of the
cabbage patch" in six scenes at the
Masonic Hall, Bel Air on Friday even
ing, February %. The affair will be
under the auspices of Triumph Lodge of
Odd Fellows. From the press notices,
Miss Dunning possesses considerable
ability and those who attend are assured
of 4 pleasant evening.
Mr.. Willard G. Rouse, of the broker
age firm of Smith Rouse and Webster,
Bel Air, was unanimously elected presi-
dent of the Atlantic State Packing AS
ISOLATION which has been in Session in
Washington this week. In commenting
upon the choice of Mr.. Rouse the Balti-
more Sun says, that the election of Mr..
Rouse was not only recognition of the
energetic interest he has takeni in matters
pertaining to the improvements of the
canning industry, but also compliment
to the State of Maryland. which sends
the largest delegation to the convention.
The movement started by the Balti-
more and Bel Air Electric Railway Com
pany has been followed by Frederick and
Cockcysvillc and Lutherville have incor-
porated an Electric Railway Company to /
be built from Cockeysvillc to Towson,
where connection will be made with the
United Railways and Electric Company,
under a similar traffic agreement to that
made with the United Company by the
Baltimore and Bel Air Electric Railway
Company The Frederick county peo-
pie are also following the lead set by
Hartford county and will construct from,
Frederick to join the Baltimore company,
a distance of forty five miles. MIR. Cutler
and corps of surveyors are completing
the survey of the Jerusalem route across
country via Wilma.
On Thursday of last week a large
Shepherd dog supposed to have been
suffering from rabies, created great ex-
element near Black Horse. The dog bit
Miss Jennie Sutton of that place and a
visitor Miss Mamie alderman, of Cockeys-
vile. These young ladies are about
eighteen years age, and were in the house
alone at the time of the occurance. The
animal was about nine months old and
was quite pet. After acting strangely,
it suddenly sprang at Miss Liderman and
tried to bite her in the face. She fought
it Off, but in doing so her hand was
lacerated. When Miss Sutton went to
the assistance of her cousin the dog
turned savagely upon her and she was
bitten on the arm. The young lady,
with rare presence of mind, secured a
shot gun and killed the animal. Assoc
as possible, the young women consulted
DR.. T. Ross Payne, and he advised them
to go to the Pastuer Institute i'll Balti-
more. He also suggested that they take
the head of the dog along so that it might |
be determined by microscopic examina-
ton whether or not the animal was in
fected with rabies.