The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-12-16
Local oAfairs.

Thursday evening, December -.
"A marriage license was issued II
baltimore on Tuesday to Mr.. Harry IL
Kent and Miss Mary ". Richardson
both Of this county.
Mr. John h Robinson. OF near Chest
nut Hill tell and dsDcatcd his shoulder
last Friday He has since suffered much
pain aud Inconvenience.
-Comaencing with the first of Ianu,
arv, the hardware stores in Bel Air viii
q Sc at O'Clock in the evening. This
will continue until the first of March.
Mr. Walter F. Reckord. who for a
numbrr OF wears was engaged i'll business
at Reckord. has purchased the Proctor
steam, srist and feed mill at Jockeys
Vile.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Tclc-
phone has been installed n tic .Egis
ofiica and persons having business to
transact with the paper may now use
either phone.
There will be no service at the ST.
Paul Lutheran Church, Perryman, on
December Is on account of the pastor
serving a congregation in Germantown,
Baltimore county. on that date.
The institute for colorcd teachers
will be held in Bel Air on December %
and %. The programme includes eleven
topics which will be nterspersed by reci-
tations and administration by trained
educators.
key F. r. Isaac will preach at the
Bel Air Methodist Episcopal Church next
SUNDAY morning and evening and at Mt
Zion in the afternoon. Quarterly con-
ference at Bel Air on Saturday afternoon
at half past two.
The low temperature did not stop
Contractor Carroll from the work of en-
cavation for the cellar of the new Court
House. 1t is now practically completed,
and if the weather permits the stone
masons could soon go TO work.
The case of Jones VS.. Mclaughlin and
Others was argued before Judge Fowler
on Saturday in Towson. This case is
suit to set aside a deed. 1t was brought
in the Hartford County Court. bit vas
argued in Baltimore county rs a matter
OF convenience.
The wedding of Mir. Charles II.
Knight and Miss Margaret y. kcrhy
took place at the NJ Z. Parsonage, Be!
Air, on Wednesday, Rev. George ".
Evans performed the ceremony. The
groom is the son of Mr.. William II.
Knight, OF Street,.
The presiding elder Of Reading dis
trict East Pennsylvania Conference,
Evangelical Association, will hold The
fourth quarterly commu:i1cn service on
Sunday. December Is. ut Salem Church.
at 1O.3OA N, and a la Grange at
p. NJ. All are welcome.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad is acquir-
iuglarge tracts of land and planting out
timber for ties. As time goes by the de-
mand is becoming greater than the sup
ply and artificial means will have to he
introduced in order TO propagate sudi-
Gent timber for future uses.
-Bailiif WEIGH of Havrc dc Grace, has
given notice that be will kill all unmuz-
lied dogs. There are a good many
worthless ours RAINING around Bel Air
and should an epidemic of hvdrophOba
prevail mary human lives might be i'm
pcriled by these worthless animals that
are no good to anybody.
The Sunday school Of Grace NJ. Z.
Church South Aberdeen, will hold a
Christmas celebration and treat on Mon
day evening, Drcembc. %. At s c clock.
The programme will consist of rccita-
tions, dialogues and music by the school,
and address by the pastor. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
The young ladies of Bel Air have
issued Invitations for a dance iii the As
sembly Rooms Of the Masonic Temple, on
Friday evening, December 30. 1t will be
under the patronage of the following
chaperons: Mesdames J. T. c. Hopkins,
Herman Stump, J. \. Hunter, ". 6.
Rouse, Richard Dallam and II. d. Han
way.
Mr. J. Wilson Richardson and family
will leave for La Paz, Bolivia, next Sun
day. They will make the trip overland
and will arrive at their destination in
about two weeks time Mr.. Richard
son, who IS civil engineer, will be en-
ployei by the Bolivian Government on
a piece Of difficult railroad work which
is now being constructed.
"A spelling contest will be held in
Walkers Hall, Pleasantvillc on Tues
day evening December 20. AS good
spoilers are in abundance in that neigh
borhood, IN intellectual evening is
promised all who attend. Select recita-
tons will also be given. y small admis-
sion fee will be charged. The proceeds
will be used to defray the expense Of re-
pairing Friendship Church.
The Stockholders of the Hartford Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company met in Bel
Air on Monday. Mr.. ]. E. Webster pre-
StQeu Will MI n. + S!NeT, SECRETARY.
The report OF the board OF directors was
read BY Mr.. George X Cairnes, secretary
of the company. 1t was referred TO 4
committee to be hereafter named who will
audit the same and report at the stock.
holders regular annual meeting II
January.
Mr. Charles " Baker. of this county
ard DR.. ]. {. Mccoy, of kirkwood, Della
ware. attended tie horse sale in New
York last week, and purchased the cele
brated stallion. admiral Dewey pay
ing $4,000 for him. This great stallion
mas three year old race record of 2. i4a !
hc was sired by "Bingcs. - OF I, and was
sold recently for $50 900; his dam was
the famous Nancy Hanks with !
record of 2Q4-IIavrc dc Grace Kcpub
lican.
The case of ]. Clarence Englemat
against ,hc Maryland Steel Compan,
was finished in Court on Tuesday by IN,
jury rendering verdict in favor of tn
plaintiff for $1,000. This was sui
brought to recover $50, 900 damages f.
injuries caused to the plaintiff on nc
count of defective belt, through tn
breaking of which nc was seriously ant
permanently injured. Osborne |. lellot
and S. Williams appeared for the plant
md Low III