The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-06-23

t The stockholders of the Baltimore
: and Bel Air Electric Company held their
annual meeting in Bel Air on Monday
| afternoon. The following directory was
, chosen: Stevenson A. Williams, ]. Alexis
Shriver, Judge George L. NanBibber,
| Charles j. Bonaparte, Ogden A. Kirk
land, John NJ Griffith and Thomas H.
Robinson At meeting of the board of
directors, S. A. Williams was reelected
president, John d. Worthington, secre-
tary and treasurer, and J. Alexis Shrivsr,
general manager. The report to the
stockholders showed that the portion of
the road now being operated is making
an excellent exhibit of earnings.
We are indebted to the Board of
Visitors and Superintendent OF the Mary
land Training School for the Feeble
Minded, for an invitation to be present
at an entertainment to be given on Tues
day afternoon, June 81. This institution
does excellent work in the lines of its
speciality During the past few years,
considerably money has been spent in
making substantial improvements, and
the school is now we'll equipped both in
the way OF buildings and ability to &C
complish much good. The directors from
this county are Col. Herman Stump and
Benjamin Bissell Every one interested
is invited to attend this entertainment.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. H.
Scarborough of Darlington, was the
scene of very pretty wedding on We'd
nesdav afternoon of last week at five
O'Clock, when their daughter Miss Bessie
Lydia was married to Mr.. William
| Walter House Rev. Richard n. Edwards,
of Doubs, performed the ceremony.
Only the immediate relatives of the
families witnessed the ceremony. The
bride, who was attended by her sister |
Miss Mabel Scarborough, as maid of
honor, wore a gown of white Paris |
nousseline and carried a shower DO uquet |
of bride roses. The maid of honor was
also attired in white. A reception fol-
lowed Immediately after the ceremony. |
Mr.. and Mrs House will reside at |
Castleton, where their new home is near
ing completion
Mr. William B. Rayner, son of United |
States Senator Isidor Rayner, is cam
didate for the House of Delegates in the
eleventh ward of Baltimore City. Mr..
Rayner is a lawyer by profession and
well qualified for the position he seeks.
In the recent campaign of his father, he
was a central figure. and gave material
aid to the successful outcome. The ex-
periencc gained him personal state
acquaintance that will serve him good
stead in legislative halls. Baltimore has
no better material, and the Democratic
party of that city will renderits residents
an efficient service by bringinginto train
ing young men of Mr. Rayner's calibre.
1t is always we'll to look to the future in
the selection of public officers, and
brilliant public record is n certainty
for this young man should his consti-
tuency see fit to recognize his ability by
giving him the nomination.
The Hartford Medical Association met
in Bel Air on Wednesday evening. Dr.
Charles A. Hollingsworth presided, with
DR.. William S Archer, DR.. Purnell F.
Sappington, censors, and DR.. Charles Bag
ley, secretary. Those present included
Doctors ArmfeldF VanBbber, Frank L.
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and Hiram Wood, of Philadelphia. DR..
Sappington read a paper on THE SAM
tary Condition of Bel Air" which showed
care in preparation and pointedness mex
preston. Avote of thanks of the associa-
ton was rendered him, for his effort.
DR.. NanBibber was appointed to read
paper at the next meeting. The Hartford
Medical Association is medium of good
in not only advancing the science of
medicine, but bringing together the
physicians of this county. Its member
ship now includes almost every medical
man in the county, and the monthly as
semblage combines both study and
pleasure.
On Friday, Judge Burke filed an order
confirming the inquisition of the Phila-
delphia Baltimore and Washington Rail
road against the owners of Bloomsbury
farm. This awards ST. 500 and costs
for about 10 acres of land, and the rail-
road is also required to maintain bridge
at the crossing. 1t is stated that Judge
Fowler concurrcd in this conclusion, but
was not at home when the order of court
was prepared and therefore did not sign
the same On Monday an appeal was
entered to the case. Mr.. Thomas H.
Robinson, counsel for the railroad COM
pany filed petition in the case, stating
that he had made a tender Of the money to
Mr. Henry w. Archer, one of the counsel
of record, as it was impossible to offer
the same to the owners of the land, be-
cause of the fact that they are non-resi-
dents of the state of Maryland and that
the money was refused. Under an order
of court, this sum was deposited in
the Second National Bank of Bel Air to