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

! tee, sold the Spicer house and lot, stu
ated in Bel Air, at public sale at the
! Court House door. 1t was purchased by
Harry n. Hanna for $4,000.
On Monday, Septimus Davis, trustee,
sold the Jewens property at public sale,
at the Court House door. 1t contains
40 acres and was purchased by Anime
Ripkin for $3.50. William Pepper Con-
stable was the auctioneer.
On Monday, Jacob A. Dozen, execu-
tor, offered the real estate of the late
Beulah P. Stephenson for sale at the
Court House door. 1t contains 6S acres,
situated near Emmorton. and was with
drawn at bid of So 900. l. W. Thomp-
son was the auctioneer.
On Monday, NathanT. Amos, execu-
tor, offered the real estate of the late
John l., Glenn, at public sale on the
premises. 1t contains so acres OF land,
situated in the fourth district, and was
withdrawn at bid of $3.50. George
"a - ali llSS " as lIiS sAANtAchSSA'
Bishop Paret will ordain Rev. Oscar
Woodward Zeigler, to the priesthood at
Spesutia Church Perryman on Tuesday
morning April +, at IL clock. Rev. Mr..
Niver, rector of Christ's Church Balti-
more, will preach the sermon. Those III
terested are invited to be present.
Mr.. Jacob Schapiro, our Bel Air jew
eler, has lately put in an attractive line
of clocks. 1t includes number OF curiosi-
ties, one being almost perpetual mo-
ton, as it will run 400 days before re-
winding. This special line is in keeping
with his large general stock, which is i'll
ample proportions for the requirements
of his customers.
Tomorrow will be All Fools Day. 1t
is the one time when the small boy is the
autocrat of the situation and exercises
many ingenious devices to render Others
ridiculous. So long as it is all fun and
no damage results there will be no effort
to stop the play. OF course the practical
Joke is never to be condoned and per
petrators of these should receive reproof
from the law.
The judgment in the case of Robert
c. Richardson against Smith, Rouse and
Webster has been affirmed in the Court
of Appeals. This was suit to recover
about $500 for an alleged breach of con-
tract. 1t was tried in the Baltimore
county court and decided in favor of the
defendants. J. S. Young was counsel for
the appellant, and Thomas H. Robinson
for the appellees.
The board of directors of the Hartford
Agricultural Society met in Bel Air on
Monday. A reorganization was effected
by re-electing John G. Rouse, president;
William S. Forwood, Ir., vice president;
James w. McNabb, secretary; and R.
Harry Webster, treasurer. An order was
passed authorizing the officers to give a
second mortgage to the stockholders
who have paid the assessment of $50 on
each share as asked at the special stock
holders meeting held last fall.
MARYLAND Day exercises at the Oar |
lington Academy were particularly inter
esting. The programme given by State
Superintendent Stephens was carried out. |
Prof Galbreath, the principal, delivered
an address, "Why We Celebrate Mary |
land Day" Songs and essays suitable |
to the occasion were rendered by the pu
pills. The o. B. c. Society unanimously
voted to raise the money necessary to
purchase Maryland flag, to be raised
over the school house each day.
Miss Hattie c. Porter, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman T. Porter, and DR.. |
Earl N Sappington, of Darlington, were
married at the home of the bride, in Bal
timore, on Wednesday evening of last
week. Rev. E. L. Wroth, rector of All
Saints P E. Church, performed the cere-
mony. On account of the recent death of
the groom's father, the late DR.. John
Sappington, the ceremony was quiet
one, being witnessed by only the inrnedi-
ate relatives of the family.
The Union Veteran Association of
Mary land, composed of surviving sol
diers, sailors and mariners who served in
the Union army and navy from Mary
land during the Civil War, will hold its
fortieth annual reunion and banquet on
April 10 next at the Eutaw House, Bal
timore The association is the oldest one
of its character in the country, having
been formed Immediately after the sur
render of General Robert E. Lee at Apo
mattox on April 9, 1865, and it is Gus
tomary to hold the banquet on that
date, but will this year hold it on the
tenth, as the ninth falls on Sunday. AS
sociate Justice John NJ. Harlan, of the
United States Supreme Court, and other
distinguished guests are expected to be
present Anumber of persons from Har-
ford will attend