The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-02-03
Local affairs.

timore on Wednesday to Harms Cover
Bel Air, and Martha Saben.
-TrmbIe and Jacobs, agents, have ou
thanks for a calender of the Royal lnsur
ance Company of Liverpool.
Miss Pearl McClung, principal o
Mckendree School at Black Horse, has
resigned She will be succeeded by Miss
Townsley, of Baltimore.
The cold weather has diminished the
usual number OF tramps. Sheriff White
ford reports very few applicants for free
board and lodging at his hotel.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Woman's Guild of Emmanuel Church,
Bel Air, will be held on Monday after,
noon, February 6, at 4 O'Clock, in the
church
Miss Marie Gaul, who gave concert
in Bel Air some years ago, was acciden-
tally poisoned in York, Pa. a short
time ago. Although restoratives were
promptly applied, she lived but a short
while.
The February term of Court will con-
vene on Monday, February 13. The
criminal docket will be larger than usual.
Although there are no serious cases, yet
the Jail now has FIVE inmates awaiting
trial
Alfred Gideans was brought to Bel
A.. u -. lU,I.o.j,, I,u officer Welsh
of Havre de Grace. He was committed
to Jail in default of a fine of $40 and
costs imposed by Justice Fahey for dis
orderly conduct.
Capt. NJ. A Reckord has received or
ders for the meeting of the officers OF the
MARYLAND National Guard, which will be
held in Baltimore on February II and
IS. Addresses on appropriate subjects
will be delivered by military experts.
The Hollingsworth Wheel Company
has purchased from Miss Hannah Hol-
lingsworth her farm adjoining its prop
erty, consisting of 112 acres, improved
bv an excellent mansion house, large
barn and tenant house. The price paid
was $4,000.
The marriage of Mr.. William A. Mar
tin, son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Martin, OF
Aberdeen, and Miss Marietta Cross,
daughter of the late DR.. Cross, ofWaynes-
burg, Pa, took place on Thursday even
ing, January 10, at 730 o'clock. They
will reside at Waynesburg.
Among the visitors to Bel Air on
Monday was DR.. Martin L. Jarrett, OF
Jarrettsville. He had braved the drifts to
attend the directors meeting of the SEC
ond National Bank His many friends
will be glad to know that he has entirely
recovered from his recent indisposition
and is again hale and hearty.
Charles J. Pointer was arrested in
Havre de Grace on Monday on the charge
of stealing two dress suit cases and con-
tents, valued SIS, the property of Philip
Poland, of Lynn, Mass. Pointer was an
attendant at the Baltimore City Hospi-
tai where Mr.. Poland was patient.
The prisoner was committed for court.
Mr.. Luther B. Day. OF Baldwin, died
on Monday after lingering illness. He
was in the 10th year of his age. Since II
years of age, up to two years ago, he has
been bIacksmithing at Baldwin. He was
e>=-A~e,=plary citizen, highly respected in
his community. Mr.. Day was twice mar
ried, his second wife being Mrs. Everitt,
of this county.
Governor Warfeld has granted a
pardon to Jerome Russell. He was con-
victed of assault in the Hartford County
Court and released on the promise of
good behavior He afterwards violated
his parole and was taken before Judge
VanBibber on a bench warrant and SEN
fenced to the House of Correction for
twelve months. The pardon was recon-
mended by Judge VanBibber and Others.
If the ground hog is to be trusted as
a weather prophet, we may expect SIX
more weeks of winter as the little fellow
had abundant opportunity, to see his
shadow Yesterday. This is the time
when he is supposed to come forth from
his winter quarters to make an obser-
servation Should the sun be shining,
he will hurriedly return for another
nap. Sometimes he hits it and again he
does not, so we will wait and see.
The will of Roberta H. Archer directs
that her estate be divided in two parts,
one to go to her brother, William II.
Archer, of Mississippi, and the other to
the children of her deceased sister, Mary
A. Wilson. George L. VanBibber, her
executor, is authorized to sell any or all
of her property and convert the same
into money in order to carry out her
wishes. The will is dated September 5,
1897, and is witnessed by William H.
Harlan and J. Edwin Webster.
Cook and Jeffrey, Bel Air, announce
a rebuilding sale that is attracting the
attention of all the ladies as they are
making great reductions in all depart
ments of their store. 1t is necessary to
reduce their stock so that the work on
the addition to their store can be com.
menced in the early spring. The sale only
lasts until March /, and from now until
~ that time the public will have a chance
to get genuine bargains. This statement
is backed by the reliability of this we'll
known firm.
Mr. Charles II MacNahh who Is IT
charge Of the athletics of Bel Air Academy
has received an invitation for his pupil:
to participate in the field games of the
University of Pennsylvania to take place
on Franklin Field on April %. Repre-
sentatives from the following educa
tional institutions will be present: Viii
mington Military Academy, Perkiomel
Seminary, Park School, Dover Academy
Lerck's Academy, Allegheny Prepare
tory School, Bellefonte Academy, Eas
Liberty Academy.
Carver and Price, of Bel Air, are max
ing changes in the interior of their store
which will give them additional space t.
meet their increasing business The.
now occupy the two floors of their larg
building, but find that more space i
necessary in order to better display thei
large stock of goods. New shelving wi
take the place of the old fixtures and tn
counters will be moved nearer the sides, S
as to give more centre space. A libers
iouch of Daint will freshen I'D appear