The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-15

Me Harold " alsh has hzen re-elrctet
a director of the Maryland Agricultural
! College On the part of the stockholders.
The monthly meeting of the Willard
". c. T. I. will be held at the home ot
| Mrs. David Clement on Tuesday, April ] g.
Chairman Vandiver has issued a call
for Il meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee to meet next Wednes'
day in Baltimore.
DR. o. B. Carcaud has purchased
from Mr.. John ". Wilgis a house and
lot on Broadway, Bel Air. The price
paid was $1,7O0.
Edward c. Watts, who has been
again indicted for the murder of his wife
at Phoenix, Baltimore county, after his
mis- trial in this court, was arranged IN
Towson on Wednesday.
The Mission School at Shure's Land
ing has been closed. The organ that be-
longed to the school has been sold and
the proceeds will be appropriated to +.
E. Church purposes elsewhere.
Miss Edna 6. Howard Shertzer,
daughter of DIR. A. Trago Shertzer,
formerly of this county, but now OF
Baltimore, and Mr. Carl Chrysler Austin
of Lockport. Pa were married in Christ's
Church, Baltimore on Tuesday.
On Tuesday the case of Alexander F.
Hays against the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company,
was argued in the Court of Appeals by
James J. Archer for the appellant and
Thomas Fl. Robinson for the appellee.
Mr. and Mrs Bontield Gorrell, former
" of Level. have issued cards for the
marriage of their daughter, Irma Belle,
and Mr. Louis F. Bronner. The ceremony
will take place at the home OF the bride
in Baltimore, on Wednesday evening,
April 9th.
In our statement last week respect
ing the removal of DR.. W. l.. Smith from
Jarrettsville to Sherwood, Baltimore
county, it was inadvertently stated that
the Doctor would not continue the
practice of his profession. This is incor-
rect as he has no intention of retiring as
his removal to larger field indicates.
A meeting of the creditors of the
Henry Rockford Manufacturing Company
was held in the court house on Wednes-
day. 1t was presided over by referee
Peter L. Hopper. The fiity-nine claims
representing $4,000 were voted for
William H. Gratf1in, Stevenson A. Viii /
liams and Richard Dallam as trustees.
Miss Mary H. Reed, daughter of the |
late Thomas H. c. Reed, and Mr.. George |
S. French. of Alexandria, Virginia, were
married on Wednesday of last week.
The groom was attended by his brother
Captain D. McComas French, of Rich
mond, Virginia. Miss Reed was given in
marriage by her brother Mr.. Thomas II.
c. Reed The bride is native otDarling
ton but has lived in Alex andria for num-
Der of years. Mr.. French is prominent
business man, being secretary and treas
urer of the Alexandria Fertilizer Com
panv.
Captain Thomas NJ. Ward, Chief
Engineer of the Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, has resigned to take the
position of Division Engineer of the Vir-
ginia Tidewater Railway Company, with
headquarters at Roanoke. Captain
Ward has had charge of the extensive
that have been made on
the Maryland and Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, and has done splendid
work as all the patrons will testify. His
new position is distinct recognition OF
the ability he has shown i'll his procession.
He leaves for his new work with the best
wishes of his large number of friends.