The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-03-31
Local oAfans.

The Forest Hill W. c. T. U. will NEE
at the home of Mrs. Gunther on Wednes
dav afternoon, April 5. at $50 P. NJ.
Miss Margaret A. Lowe, of thi:
county, has been appointed to a vacant
scholarship at the State Normal School
The monthly meeting of the Woman:
Guild, of Emmanuel Church, Bel Air
will be held in the church next Monday
afternoon, April 8, at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. John NJ. Michael is building a
pile bridge over the upper waters OF
Swan Creek, thus connecting his INC
farms. There is to be draw over the
channel
On Monday, Robert Archer, trustee,
offered the Kahoe property at public
sale. 1t was withdrawn for want OF
sufficient bid. William Pepper Constable
was the auctioneer.
Mr.. George William Handy and Miss
Ella lane Swartz, both of Calvary, were
married on Tuesday evening at the
Manse, Churchville. The ceremony was
performed BY Rev. S. c. WATSON.
-On Monday, Harlan and Webster
sold at private sale to Charles L. Bull
the house and lot situated at Harkins.
The price paid was $3.50. The sale was
made through Auctioneer J. W. Mccall.
The Jarrettsviile high school has reor-
I,I,,l e. a l.
ter Cooley is manager and Frank Stone
burner captain. Challenges should be
addressed to Walter Cooley, Jarretts-
vile.
Flies have arrived in numberless guam
titles. This is said to beagood sign that
spring has opened in earnest. Doubtless
though Old Winter may give us another
slight reminder before making his final
adieu.
On Monday, Harry S. Carver, trus-
tee, offered the Price property at public
sale at the Court House door. 1t con-
tains acres and was withdrawn at
bid of 81 900. l. w. Thompson was the
auctioneer.
On Friday, Deputy Sheriff Worthing-
ton took to the House of Correction Al
thon Garon, committed by Justice Col
burn, and lanes Hill, committed by JUS
tice Norris. Vagrancy was the charge IN
both cases.
Mr. Joseph T. HOPES, ofnear Bynum'
4 IS o.
Jersey cattle. They aggregated i'll price
over 1000. This is the largest sale OF
fancy cattle that has taken place in this
county for some some time.
The conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, which has been in
session in Winchester, Virginia is closed.
In the ministerial appointments, Rev. II.
W. Burress has returned to Aberdeen,
and Rev. J. R. Jacobs to Jarrettsville.
The Baltimore Jewellery and Optical
Company has opened place of business
on Office street, Bel Air, opposite the
Court House. fine stock of goods
has been put in by this enterprising firm
and it is soliciting a fair share of public
patronage.
Mr. Harry D. Hanway, of Bel Air, is
making arrangements to engage IN the
chicken raising business on an extensive
scale. He will breed fancy stock entirely
and is expanding considerable sum OF
money in erecting suitable quarters. Mr..
Hanway never does anything half way
and this new enterprise will be carried on
in his CHARACTERISTIC manner.
Mr.. Denis J. Shanahan, contractor,
has recently closed a contract with Mr..
w. Armore Jenkins, of the firm of Jacob
and Jenkins, of Baltimore, for the cree
ton of handsome residence in Long
Green Valley, near Hyde's Station. The
new building will be frame one and will
cost about $4,000. 1t will be decided
Improvement to this prosperous neigh
borhood.
The Aberdeen Minstrel Company will
give an entertainment in the assembly
rooms of the Masonic Temple, Bel Air,
on Tuesday evening, April II. This or
ganization recently gave a successful ex-
hibition in Aberdeen, as is reported in
this weeks letter from that place. The
proceeds of the Bel Air entertainment
will be used to swell the exchequer Of the
Bel Air baseball club.
The New York Clothing House has
removed from its quarters on West Baiti-
more street, to the old stand, 102 and
1O4 East Baltimore street where it was
burned out about a month preceding the
great Baltimore fire on February 9TH.
The firm now has one of the handsomest
stores in Baltimore and invite their Har,
ford customers to come down and see
the new building. Mr.. Archer H. Jarrett
is still with this firm and will be glad to
have his friends come and see him.
Mr.. A. Howard Coale, of Bel Air
and Mrs. Ida Hall Philips, of Baltimore
were quietly married on Tuesday after
noon. The ceremony was performed al
the parsonage of the Madison Square
Methodist Church Baltimore. Rev. Johr
Nj. Slarrow performed the ceremony
The attendants were the niece ant
nephew of the bride, Miss Grace Hall ane
Mr. Frank !. Hail. The bridal costume
was brown broadcloth with hat ant
gloves to match. Mrs. Philips is ;
daughter of the late Frank J. Hall, 1
former shoe manufacturer in Baltimore
The case of Berthold Vallmer of thi
county, against James King, the well
known horse dealer of Baltimore, wa
tried in the Court of Common Pleas oil
Tuesday. This case was instituted to re
cover So, 900 damages for an alleged as
sault by the defendant on the plaintiff
The assault was denied by Mr.. King. H
claims that the plaintiff had interrupte
sales at his stables and was only eJecte
when force became absolutely necessary
The jury rendered verdict in favor {
the defendant. Mr.. J. S. Young appeare
for the plaintiff.
Mr.. David Lee, son of the late Ralp
Charles Lee, is building a new dwellin
for his tenant, on the old home farm.
will cost about $4,000 and is moder
structure in every respect. Mr.. Lee col
templates remodeling the old stone ma
sion house, fitting it up for a summt
residence. This property is situated O
the Hartford turnpike, near Amoss' co