The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-03-02


urer, has been ill at his home at Church
Vile for the past week.
Mr. Howard w. Street,, well
known resident of near Cooptown' dice
on Sunday of last week.
The Forest Hill ". c. I. U will meet
at the home of Mrs Mary Roe, on We'd
nesday March 7. at 80 +. NJ.
Mr. II. B. Bruins left for st. Louis on
Thursday. He will return on Monday
with a carload of good, extra heavy
mules.
A marriage license was issued in Bal
timore on Wednesday to Mr.. Charles A.
Slade, of this county, and Miss Ella NJ
Countess.
A marriage license was issued in Tow
son on Monday to Mr.. William Rogers
Rampley, of the Rocks, and Miss jessie
Mold Pierce, of White Hall.
We are indebted to ex-senator Z. w.
Michael for number of Penlck apples.
They are splendid specimens OF truit and
keep we'll through the winter.
Mr.. Charles J. Smith has returned to
his home, Stafford Terrace" after an
extended visit with relatives in Richmond
CITY and Charlotte county, Virginia.
. MIR. William w. Finney has rented
the property of Mrs. Sarah k. Hoffman,
situated on Main street, Bel Air, and
will move his family there at an early
day.
On Monday, Joshua w Mccall, auc-
.tioneer, sold the Tredway property at
public sale at the Court House door. 1t
was purchased by Thomas Monks for
$3.50.
MIR 7. Milton Bull and Miss Annie
Elicit, both of Alibone were married at
the Bel Air Methodist Episcopal parson-
age, on Saturday evening, by Rev. d. H.
Martin.
We are requested by J. Finney Wells
treasurer, to say that the name OF John
G, Smithson, fourth district, was mad
vertently published in the delinquent list
last week.
A sock social will be held at the
residence of MIR. Albert Harvard on
Thursday evening, March s. The affair
will be given for the benefit of Thomas
Run NJ E. Church.
MIR. Calvin Appleton has rented the
B. w. Herring farm. near Aberdeen, and
will move there about the first OF April.
He expects to deal extensively in cattle
the coming season.
-Amusical and literary entertainment
will be held in Edgewood hall on satur-
day evening, March 8, at O'Clock The
proceeds will be for the benefit OF Edge
wood Sunday school.
Mr.. William Wilson, son of Mr.. J. w.
Wilson, of Abingdon, who accidentally
shot himself sometime ago, is slowly I'M
proving 1t will be sometime before he
regains the use of his arm.
On Tuesday, the case of William
Bond, charged with larceny OF some feed
and canned goods from John +. Silver,
was tried before jury. Verdict, guilty.
Sitter for State, Carver for defense.
The dance given in the assembly
rooms of the Masonic Temple, Bel Air, on
Monday evening. was we'll attended by a
number of young folks. This will be the
last large social event until after Lent.
Mr.. Noble L. Mitchell has purchased
from Miss Gilberta S. White the McCo-
mas house and lot on Broadway, adjoin-
ing the Protestant Episcopal rectory
property The consideration is private.
The fishermen on Bush river are
making active preparations for the
spring work. Messrs. Moulsdale and
Harvard have moved down to the
mouth of the river and are preparing for
rock fishing.
The members of Deer Creek Metho-
dist Protestant Church will hold All oys
ter supper in the store-house at Chestnut
Hill, on Wednesday and Thursday even
ings, March and g. If stormy, the next
fair evening.
While assisting in preparing the
edibles at the supper given by the Bel
Air school on Tuesday evening, Miss
Blanche F. Archer was burned on one of
her hands The wound is not serious
but very painful.
Mrs. Joseph w. Chamberlain, of
Havre de Grace, recently underwent
successful operation at a Philadelphia
hospital. This is the second operation
that has been performed on Mrs. Cham
berlaine in the last few years.
Mr. George c. Morrison, superin-
tendent of the Blind Asylum of Balti-
more, has been appointed a member OF
the school board of Baltimore county.
Mr. Morrison's many friends in Hartford
will b. glad to learn of his preferment.
Professor ]. A. Loose gave a moving
picture entertainment in the Bel Air
Methodist Episcopal church on Monday
evening He instructively spent nearly
two hours with an attentive audience,
whose appreciation was frequently mani
tested.
MIR. Bailey J. St. Clair was the winner
of ton of coal in the guessing contest
given by Boyd and Fulford, of Bel Air.
He guessed the exact number OF pieces,
$50, which were in the scuttle in the win
dow of the drug store. The contest ex-
cited great interest.
Mr., Thomas N Kodama, n native OF
Japan, and a convert to Christianity,
will make an address at Grace M. E.
Church, south, Aberdeen, on Sunday
morning next, March 4th. In connection
with the address, an interesting pro-
gramme will also be rendered.
William Mccain, who was under
arrest, charged with the larceny of &
pocket book from stage driver Singleton
and escaped from officer Sidney Day
was re-captured in Cecil county on Wed
nesday of last week. He is held for thu
action of the May grand jury.
On Monday, Noble L. Mitchell, as
signee, sold the James Reynolds prop
erty, near Wesleyan chapel, at public
sale at the Court House door. 1t con
tains acres of land and was purchased
by Elizabeth 3. Barnes for 1850, sub
ject to mortgage of $633.
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