The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-03-25
Local affairs.

The Legislature will adjourn on MOI
day. April oh, at midniIh;.
--Tne bill tn amend the Hartford C"u'
ty Fish Law has passed the Senate
Preaching services Sunday mornn
at Mt. Tabor NJ. p. Church at halt pas
ten.
The election for FIVE Town Commls
,i,ucrS of Bel hir will bc held on Nj onda1
May ID.
MIR. Henry Macatee, Of pylesvile, re
Gently ha:I his foot painfully injured by
tree failing upon IL
DIR. William Sappingten has opere'
an Office i'll Bel All: il connection w'thDi
L. Hall Richardson
The oyster supper TO have been he'll
by the Deer Creek n 7 Church has beel
postponed until Wednesday.
The Town Commissioners OF Por
Deposit recently organized by e!ectln:
William AicCleuahan president
MIS-. Elizabeth Owens has sold Lee
farm ncsr Wl,iIclord to Mir. John Greit or
Tic terms OF sale WEI private.
The Legislature ha> passed a Ia"
pruhibitiug the use oi wood i'ic"Aoi IL
compouadilg 1ityor,nS cNsF,.tts.
Mr.. John Grci6cr has sold his farm
near Waterford to Mr.. +. Ross Scafbor
uugh. The price paid WAS $1,000.
Sarah Kobyrts has died a bill for d'-
vorce fro:n ber husband, William James
Roberts. ]. W. McEebb is :he complain
ants attorney.
The bill TO appropriate money to re-
pair the hay ard cattle scales Of havre
dc Grace is now in the hands OF the Gov
eraor for approval.
The Womans Guild Of Emmanuel
Church, Bel Air, Will hold Il cake sale at
the rectory, tomorrow, Saturday alter
noon. ut f,ur O'Clock.
Monday vas tbs first ds;y of spring,
so the almanac says. The day was cold,
rainy and $leety, but perhaps better
weather viii shortly follow.
Miss MARY Ncva Waters, daughter OF
MIR. d d. Waters. of Bel Air, and MIR.
Harry Howard Coleman were married
in Baltimore on Wednesday.
-McIrick and Pennington, lumber
dealers, have made deed of trust TO
Jacob A. Dozen. a bond of $4,000, indl-
eating 81, 600 in assets, was filed.
The twenty-second quarterly conven-
ton of the Philadelphia Local Christian
Endeavor Union will be held at North
Bend Presbyterian Church on Thursday
evening, March 31st.
Rev. E. a. Colburn, of Walbrook,
formerly rector of Holy Trinity Church,
Cnurchvillc, will preach at Emmanuel
Protestant Episcopal Church in Bel Air
on THURSDAY evening. March 3lst.
KEY. Percgrine Wroth, rector of the
Church OF the Messiah, of Baltimore,
preached TO a large and apprcciatire
congregation at Emmanuel Church, Bel
Air, on Thursday evening Of last week.
Tuesday WAS the 129:h anniversary
of the signing OF the Hartford Declaration
at Bush This historic fact has been so
we'll established that some recognition OF
the dav should Dc made in the schools of
the county
Senator Robinson on Monday night
Introduce ;hc following bills: To amend
the Hartford County Fish Law; to amend
the charter ui Aberdeen; TO authorize the
County Commissioners to grant pen
sion to Charlie l.. Pyle.
Bel Air was in darkness for several
nights this week on account Of the dam
of the electric light plant being washed
away. Since then the light has been fur
nished on the lin Crow style, as Bond
street is still in darkness.
-Rev. H. Fields Saumenig, rector OF
St. Georges Church. Spesutia, occupied
the chanccl Oh Wednesday e"ening at
Emmanuel Protestant EPISCOPAL Church,
and Rev Henry Teller Cock, Of Grace
Church, Baltimore, on Thursday evening.
On Monday, Joshua w. Mccall, auc-
tioneer, sold tor ". Merryman johnson
at the Court House door i'll Bel Air, his
property, containing three acres of land
and buildings, situated near Chestnut
Hill. 1t was purchased by Jacob A
Dozen for $500.
We stated in last weeks issue that
Senator Robinson had introduced bill
regulating primary elections. The meas
ure had already been drawn and was
ready for introduction, but withheld by
our representative on account of other
counties being DESTROYS of comirgi il under
its measure. The bill was introduced
this week and will be passed without de-
lay.
Register Bay has prohated the will
OF Ephraim Mccain. He directs his
executor, Noble L. Mitchell, to convert
his property Into money and pay the IN
come to his wife, Mary Ann Mccain,
during her l;le, with remainder to his son,
lanes G. Mccain. and his children. The
will is dated December 23d, 1908, and is
witnessed by Wesley Whitaker and Wal
ter Walters.
Nc hove that Or- cOr-PSDOS1IcutS will
again resume their weekly letters, as our
columns have nearly reached their normal
state 1t is great help, both to local
neighborhood and the newspaper that
publishes it, to have bright letter
that gives all of the local doings
lust send us the facts. and we will
see that they are pat in proper shape
Please mail them SO as to each the Office
not later than Tuesday night Of each
week
Senator Robinson has introduced a
bill to authorize the Mayor and City
Council of Havrc dc Grace to issue bonds
not to exceed $50 .OGO for the following
purposes: $4,000 for I. general sewer
age system. S., 900 to survey aud estab-
lish street building curhng and grade
lines and to locate proposed sewers
SIS. 900 for a purchase OF sites and con.
structioa "f Two hose houses; So 600 fol
a central hose house and remodeIing OF
the city Jail and court room, and 50 900
10 repair the city hail or opera house ant
add exits and fire escapes TO the same
The bonds are 10 draw five per cent. in
terest and to be EXEMPT from taxation