The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-05-18

ton is very serious.
Mr.. Louis de Coll, of NanRibbcr
has been granted patent for CON
bined match and cigarette box.
Admiral Frederick Rodgers and Nr
Robert S. Rodgers, Jr., of Kansas city
were in Bel Air on Friday on legal bus1
ness.
-Aninfant child of Mr.. Joseph P. Kelly
of near Upper Cross Roads. was bu,ie'
in the cemetery of Long Green Catholi
Church on Wednesday.
On Wednesday of last week, JulI
Adams, carpenter, living near Pyles
vile, fell from building on the farm .
Hugh E. Dooley and broke his leg.
Mr. N. W. S Hays, of near Bel All,
was operated on for appendicitis at tx
Baltimore Hospital on Saturday. TT
stood the ordeal very we'll and isimpro~
ing.
State Treasurer Murray Nandive1
was in Bel Air on Monday. Every place
he went was an imprompru reception IS
the General is very popular with ori
people.
Postmaster General Cortelyou has
approved of bill allowing rural carriers
5000 year for horse keep. This will
make the gross compensation nearly
$1,000 year.
The young men of Bel Air expect to
shortly reorganize the summer dances,
which have been so successfully held Ter
a number of seasons. A preliminary
meeting was held last night.
The Daughters of Liberty met in
Havre de Grace on Thursday of last week.
This was the 18th annual state council.
elected the presiding officer for the ensun :
year.
The Mercedes automobile which was
driven by Mr. James L. Breese, on Wed
uesday, is the same machine that came i
second in the competition for the Wander
bilt cup. Mr.. Breese acts as his own
chauffeur.
Mr.. Nathan Dean, senior member Of
the firm of N Dean and Sons, Bel Air,
suffered a slight stroke of paralysis On
Saturday He is improving. Mr.. Dean
is one of our oldest citizens, being in his
SGD year.
Boyd and Fulford, the Bel Air drug
eists, announce through our columns
their annual soda water treat. 1t viii
take place this year on Friday, June l.,
and cordial invitation to Calls extend
ed to everyone.
Frank NJ. Reynolds, the we'll known
merchant of Level, has made an assign
ment to John L. G. Lee, attorney. Mr..
Reynolds met with a heavy loss last win
ter, when his entire store contents were
destroyed by fire.
1t is now definitely decided to open
the new bridge at Havre de Grace on
Nav 27. Considerable work remains
yet to be done before that time, but the
officials are anxious to utilize the struc-
IuTe as SOOH ds pOSslDiS.
Mr.. Charles H. Neal, of Baltimore,
and Miss Mabel B. Enfield, of Hartford,
were married in Towson on Monday, at
the parsonage of Calvary Baptist Church.
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor, Rev B. B. Abbitt.
DIR. Thomas Latimer, of Baltimore,
died on Wednesday. He is an uncle of
DR.. William l.. Lowe, of Bel Air. DR..
and Mrs. Lowe will attend the funeral
at Shrewsbury, Pennsylvania, on Fri
day and will return on Saturday.
Mr.. c. H. Fleming, who has for a
number of years been agent for the Penn
sylvania railroad at Stanton, Delaware,
has been appointed to succeed the late +.
Kinsev Asher, at Aberdeen. He will take
charge of the office today, Friday.
Mr.. Alonzo Mitchell, who keeps a
blacksmith shop at Calvary, where Nj.
S H Martin was located tor 45 years,
has put in a pair of stocks, which are cal
culated to hold the most unruly kicking
mule in safe keeping while being shod.
Mr.. Albert Jones, who was in
charge of the Maryland building at TIE
St. Louis Exposition, has been the guest
of Colonel Herman Stump this week.
He is now manager of the city and sta {
department of the United Surety Com.
pany.
The members of the Hartford Boz I
Club will hold meeting next Saturds J
morning at the office of Mr.. J. Alex :
Shriver, Immediately after the meeting .
the Hartford County Boat Club. Tie
former owns and controls the grounds D
the latter.
Bids were opened fer the erection .
the Masonic Temple in Havre de Grace
on Saturday, May 5. The sums range
from $21, 400 to $14, IA. 1t is under
stood that the lowest is over $4,000 Il
excess of what the building commits
desires to pay.
Last Sunday morning, preceding tin
communion service, nine persons We
enrolled on the membership of the Slate
vile Presbyterian Church. This makes
95 accessions since one year ago, whcr
the present minister, Rev. w. K. McCor
mick took charge.
AS we 60 to press telegram an
nounces the death of Mr.. Charles A. VII
son, of Pylesville. at the Maryland
General Hospital on Thursday. Hi
funeral will take place at 1 o'clock 2. NJ
Saturday. Interment at Highland Pres
byterian Church cemetery.
Walter w. Preston, trustee, offere
for sale on Monday at the Court Hous
door the house and lot on the road fror
Fountain Green to Hickory, containing
III acres of land. 1t was purchased b.
James Howard for 5000. J.W. MEGA
was the auctioneer.
The Court House Commission me
on Friday, and on Saturday Mr.. J. A
Dempwolf, the architect, was in Bel Al
going over the finishing touches of til
Court House. The building is now praC
tically in shape to turn over to the Con
mission at any time.
Mrs. Eta Rose Howard, wife of NJ
Glarence M. Howard, of Havre de Grac,
died Oh Monday morning at the home {
her sister Mrs. Bernard Rose, at Odessa
Della aware, after lingering illness. II