The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-02-05
Local affairs.

\ tst.,...t .-Nt.% "a "a \ '.'''''''''''- -
in, \.u~ contained an excellent cartoo"
drawn by Iii. Fred. K Williams, q; Bel
Air
HAIRY t. AItGuiSan, the adopted
sonof MIR + Edward Mctiuigan, OIL yles-
Vile, nsY --uu, :" lounge last weel: and
lca.turcl lis collar bore.
Tie February term Of Court will
conye..c mex, N,onday. The docket III
,lu,!.- :, number ii cases which If tried
VII make Tic terra i long one.
TIL. New York Worldhas our thanks
tor Il c,py OF their almanac for l9o+. 1t
IS. c,mpcud:um OF knowledge giving
v,lyablg Information to everyone.
TIL, furnace Of Emmanuel Church,
Bel All winch has not been in good
ur,ier. i..5 been thoroughly repaired, and
tbs bui.d;ug will now be up to its usual
high stand I'd of comfort.
III. s,rrcl mare. Dolly sired by
Morgan's Patrick Henry" and owE'd
byR. + p.!gr, Darlington, died on 2nd
instaut 1T ;hc advanced aged OF thirty
one wears and niuc months.
Among The graduates of the Naval
Academy on Monuay was Mr.. Il. II.
Michael lie IS Il son oC the late Dr.. J.
Edwin Michael, Of Pcrryman, and
b-nt her Of Mrs. Armficld F. NanB'hter'
Of Eel Air.
The second bible class Of the Jarretts-
Vile Sunday School NJ L. Church, South
will oiye a literary and musical entertain
fn,nt At the X. Of p. Hall. on Friday
evs..inr. February 10 The public is
cor,iiai.y invited To- attend.
-WiM;. Wclcu. son OF Mr.. Thomas
Me-, of sharon, lyll last week and
str,cH his head on the board on which he
sEoa.,l thus causing such a severe CON
cuss;a1 OF the brain that lie has been ut
If hi. head ,rac! of the ti::lc since.
Tin residents of Fort Deposit received !
another flight Oh Saturday caused by
tllc sud len rising Of tbs Susqreaanha
rise-. The streets were inundated and !
T.. wei, known steamer City Belle |
,,',.,. .liys octwt,. LapiGum and Port
Deposit Wa sunk. /
Mary Elizabeth. the six year Old /
laughter OF AZ. a"l Mrs. William H. +.
Na!lac. formerly OF Bel Air. dad at the I
lone ur l.sr ,..rents III Baltimore, on /
iar.....-v2r "a. IL: rc:n..irs were brought /
70 Bel .i:r oil the following Saturday ard .
inferred. It Eocl< Spring cemetery. /
The fourth Ou1rt.riy meeting OF the I
West liariorl Circuit will be held III .
Vernon NJ Z. Church, on February 18th .
and SRI. Rev. II S. Francs, .Pres'dnS /
Elder, will preach on Sunday at 3 +. NJ !
and on Monday, at II y. NJ, alter +
which t'le business Of the cpaterence XII: /
be transacted. .
-.Thc next meeting oi the Deer Greek .
Farni-~s' Club will be held at the resi- !
,ience q! .>Ir. John r. Hanna, in Bel Air, I
ON t,Eorrcy., Saturday. afternoon. he :
r1ll cal will lie at iiv:. O'Clock. The sub /
icrt sc:.c.c.. for discussion is What can
he done .. "stract thrifty settlers 10
Halin:3 tn2rtv farms
-0l Taursday. Judge NanBihber tiied /
al order appointing the following court
,.acer; Auditor. Edwin II. Webster,
examiners, James 4. Lyle, Noble L. Mitch
ell. y-rcr, John 8auer bailihs, Bernard
pGnn:Gau. Samuel 5. James, Joseph Live
zev-1!.c latter to serve as balltt Tor the
grand iury. These appointments become
effective Monday next.
On Saturday Messrs. Edward Car
ringlrn. IT,. and Robert X. Nanneman'
sold at public sale the real estate Of the
Aberdeen Basket and Box Company. Tins
INCLUDED tn. electric light power plant
that furnishes tie town with electricity.
1t WAS purchased by L. F. Reynolds, OF
IIavrc dc Grace, for 50, GOO. !. 5. Rich
ard.on was the auctionecr.
We are indebted to the Baltimore Sun
for copy OF its almanac for 1901. It is
needless to recount the valuable lntorma-
zion contained III this blue Book and
II : cpnlpilcd in such manner as to be
really found. This is especially valua-
lie - those whose time is money. and
the cuc2 uliums that are showered upon
this crte.yrisl Of tie san are well deserved. |
Mr.. Charles Reed GlacFin, of Grace
ton. is nov. III a very serious condition.
lie had returned from visit in PhlIa-
delphi; to see lis daughter who WAS /
We ili. Immediately on arriving ut .
honc he showed signs of being much OFT I
OF bis mind aud al this writing has still .
been unable to give any trustworthy |
account o. any accident to himself or
whatever might have brought on his |
trouble.
tuesday was "Groundhog" day, and |
If tie little rodent is a correct weather !
prngrust;cator. We NAV expect winter !
tor the EeXt six weeks. This IS not an
encouraging prospect. III view OF the fact
That tie month OF January has been the
roi.last for ti.irty-three years, and
J .hru4rr seems 10 l,e starting cut as
r,cnr.i n,c;..cr also, to keep company
,gi,h december. which had very low
sn"an temperature.
On Monday morning, Captain K. Z.
=, -.l,n t".E charge OF the Bel Air post
n.,i.. Succeeding Mr.. y. \. Mock, WHO
has rr!ItniS position for nearly five Years..
In Us time he has conducted the affairs
<,F .l.y. Office N Il business Ike manner ami
ale 2i-rl General satisfaction to the
sar.,. cli>..ta@e who make daily journeys
an ,..rst ot .'rcir ms sivcS. Mr.. Mock was
not anaFpi:clut forre-aPpointmcnt, and
intends 20 age in the printing business
in Ri Air liz %as formerly editor Of
til. vel Air lines
The webbing Of Miss Lille W. Hobo
,vav I'D Mr.. !, Fred. Mattingley took
lilac nrl Wednesday afternoon of last
xc~i. "a. - Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church. i:tyr.dc Grace. Rev. Pcrcgrine
Wroth. of baltimore, was the officiating
minister. The bridesmaids were Miss
Ada II. Gibson and Miss May Gilbert, OF
Baltimore The best man was Mir.
Chafirs TulSon. The ush.rs were Mcssrs.
FIoward iInucll and Benjamin II. Nc
kinGcss, uf Paltimore, William T. Gibson
and Joseph PARKER Miss Ncsta Nc
Coml,s rendered the wedding marches,
AID H." bride was given away by Mr..
Elmer Barnes, of Baltimore.
Tic laryc harm of Mr.. William NJ.