The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-12-02
Local cAtfairs.


Chief Iudsc David Fowler occupied
the l,.,cl with Judge NanEihhsr p"r-
ton Of tie weck
Roy. Oscar Woodward /ti2lcr viii
officials in SpeSutia Church, l'erryman,
next Sunday morning at II o'clock.
The Aberdeen Presbyterian Church
has extended 4 call to Rev. Thomas
Brown to the passionate II the church.
AS Christmas falls un Sunday this
wear, ths day will be generally observed
as holiday on the following Monday.
--Ths young ladies OF Bel Air will give
dance in the Assembly Rooms of the
Masonic Temple during the Christmas
holidays
Nj. !. b. Hauvav has removed from
his country home at Ioppa to his city
residence 1913 North Calvert Street,
Baltimore.
"A marriage licenS' was issued i'll
Baltimore on Friday to Franklin NJ.
Baldwin and Miss Emma Q. Le:th;ser,
DOtn OF haVTc &c NT;iCe
A marriage license was ISSUED i'll Bal
more on Wednesday 10 Mr.. Lawrence NJ
TAYLOR, of Bno,hby Hill and Miss Maudr
NJ Lucas, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Henrietta Baker, agcd 90 wears
widow Of Conried Baker, died i'll BaItl-
more on Wednesday of last week at the
=, l., I In Il Schmidt
The engagement Of Miss Frances
Hopkins, daughter of MI K. I. Hopkins,
of Port Deposit, and Mr.. Richard Ben
nett Darnall of Baltimore, has been an
nounced.
The young people of Forest Hill will
give a play entitled "A Soldier OF For
tune" on Thursday evening, December
10. Doors open 40, O'Clock, curtain
rises at 8.
An oyster supper will be held at
William Waters Memorial NJ. Z. Clutch,
Cooptowr, on Thursday and Friday
evenings, December Is and 16. Public
cordially invited.
MIR. Daniel Edward Long, formerly
vice principal of the Bel Air Academy,
and Miss Mary Ellen Crawford were
married on Wednesday, November %.
They will reside i'll Fayetteville, Pa.
DIR. Nicholas Lcckc Dashic!l, of ialti
more, and Miss Amelia Eicanor2 Marine,
daughter tie late William N. Marine,
were married at the home of the brides
mother in Baltimore on Wednesday.
Services at the Fallston Presbyterian
Church next Sunday rs follows: Sunday
School . o'clock preaching service ut :
O'Clock by Rev. 5. {. WATSON, q! Church
willie, who has been secured by the Session
OF Falls.on Church.
-Govcrnor Wartield has signed certiii |
Gates of election to Charles J. Bonaparte,
Republican, Frank Brown, Glihu Z. Jack !
son, John L. George. 7. Herbert Sliriver,
James King, Samuel A. Madd and Ferdi-
nand Williams, Democratic Electors.
The first arc light i'll !icl Air has been
placed III front of the drug store Of Evans
Brothers. It's rays are mach lighter and
more penetrating thln the ircandescent
lights with which the town, various
business houses, and many of the private
residences are lighted.
AR. Winfield q. Hawkins, Of Church
VILE and Miss Ida L. Mahan were !
married in Washington on Thanksgiving !
afternoon, ut four O'Clock. by Rev. r. !
Holmes Lamar former pastor OF East |
Hartford Circuit Mr. and Mrs. Hawkins
will reside at Churchvil!e.
The work of excIvht;n% the cellar Tor
the addition to the Court House was
commenced on Tuesday morning. 1t IS
the intention OF Tie contractor, Mr..
Smith, to erect the rear foundations, ii
possible before the winter wee. Tier makes
it too cold for good work. The building
is to be finished, under the contract, Cur
ing the Summer OF 1908.
Much interest is being taken in the
concert to be given in the assembly rooms
of the Masonic Temple, Bel Air, on Friday
evening, December I6. under tie direction
of Miss Bessve Cover. Miss Cover has
successfully managed a number OF con-
certs, and the present one is expected to
surpass any of her previous efforts, both
in the way of classic music and popular
selections. Every one should show their
appreciation of Miss Covers efforts by
being present and enjoying the entertain
ment.
AS a consequence of the mad dogs
bites, a number Of animals in the vicinity
OF Darlington and Dublin are corn;ncnc-
ing to show symptoms ct hydruphobia.
So far no one has been bitten. as the cats
and dogs which were afflicted have been
promptly dispatched. Owners in that
vicinity have been advised 10 kill thsir
pets should there be the slightest doubt
regarding their infection. a general pre-
valencc of hydrophnbia would be fol-
lowed With consequences almost too
horrible to conceive.
The family of Mr.. GEORGE T. Hanna,
who lives near the old Roci, Run Camp
past few weeks His wife, Mrs Caroline
Hanna, died GA NOVEMBER $, vt typhoid
fever, he is now ut the University Hos
pital, Baltimore, his daughter has been
critically i'll with the same disease, and
last week his son. Mr.. stephen Hanna,
was alap taken to the hospital The
deaths of Mr.. Wilkinson and Mr Hop
kins in the same ncighborkoud indicated
local cause for the disease.
AIR. John b. WysonG, OF near Eel Air,
has curiosity i'll the shape oil an agate
marble, the sole survivor of an urigina!
six presented to him when a child by the
late Charles Baker. Il brave Confederate
soldier, who lost his life for the Cause
Although very goung at the time, Nj.
Wysong recalls many Interesting details
of John Browns Raid lie remembers
the capture Of this noted Abplitionist and
his subsequent execution. The arrest
was made by body nfsul,!iers command
ed by Lieutenant. afterwards General Z.
T. Lee.
MIR. William r. Farrell, a we'll k;iown
Gamer and farmer of Aldinn, vino .iiE.
appeared on Friday. November Il, at
Havrc de Grace, has not beer heard tr"tl
since. It is said that on that day Mr.
Farrell drew $500 from the Aberdeen
bank and after paying bills amounting tC