The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-04-06
Local affairs.

spending sometime III uliAuelphie' W
returned to Churchville.
Rev. !. NJ Slarrow, former pastor oil
the Bel Air Methodist Episcopal church,
is critically i'll at his home in Baltimore.
Spencer Bradley has applied for dl-
vorce from his wife, Eliza Bradley MIR.
H.A. Whitaker is the plaintiff attorney.
Mr. Charles A. Bull intends building
a new house on the lot, near Bel Air,
which he recently purchased from Mr.. r.
w. Holland.
Mr.. Simon Beatty had his arm in
iured in the slate quarry of Proctor
Brothers one day last week by being
struck with falling stone.
Mr.. John Brown, of Butler, Baltimore
county, died on Sunday. He is survived
by several brothers and one sister, Mss
Catherine Brown, Of this county.
Mr.. Benz amin Jones had several ribs
fractured one day last week by beng
struck with box OF slate in the quarry
of Mr.. w. Scott Whiteford, near White
ford.
Mrs. James Lee, of Churchville, has
purchased a cottage in kissimmee, Flo
rida. where she expects to spend several
months each winter, on account OF her
health.
March came i'll like lion and went
out like a lion. Intact there was nothing
in the behavior of the whole month 70
indicate its oft mentioned .lamb-like pro-
pensities.
Mr.. Howard Durham and Miss Belle
Grafton were married at the Old Brick
church, near Forest Hill, on Saturday
morning. The ceremony was performed
by Elder Grafton.
Mr.. Joseph T. Deckman, of Bel Air,
has sold the lumber yards at the railroad
station, that were formerly owned by
Minnick and Ferry, to Charles H. Nc
Comas, trustee, for Sd, ops.
Mr.. Alonzo s. Ritz and Miss Mary
Isabelle Harris, both of Hickory, were
married at the rectory of Emmanuel Z.
f. Church, Bel Air, by Rev. R. A. Castle
man. on Thursday of last week.
DIR. c. c. Bolts, of Baltimore, has
been appointed professor of operative
dentistry of the Baltimore Medical
College for the years 1906 and 1907. DR..
Bolts is native of Darlington.
The seventy-eighth annual conference
of the Methodist Protestant Church be-
gun in Baltimore on Wednesday and Will
last until April 10. All the ministers of
Hartford county of this denomination are
in attendance.
While PLAYING with a Ratchet on
Monday, a child of Mr.. Thomas Ben
nington, of near Pylesville. accidentally
cut off one finger and lacerated the hand
of its playmate. The injury is an exceed
ingly painful one.
The executive committee of the Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Company of Hartford
county met on Monday. The claim OF
Mrs. Martha E. Wineholt, of Norris
vile, for loss of dwelling $500, and con-
tents 5000, was ordered paid.
ALL OF Hartord's representatives N
the Legislature have returned to their re-
spective homes and resumed usual voca-
tons A winters session Indianapolis Is
full of experiences and gives broad edu-
cation that can be gained in no other
way.
With the opening of spring, the finish
ing touches will be put on the Church
ville-Havre de Grace road Improvement.
This will include about a mile of per
manent work near Aldino and shaping
up other portions that will need Slight
repairing.
1t is said that portions of the Church
vile turnpike are cutting through. Oui
road members should remember that II
requires reasonable attention to keel
macadem roads up to the standard d
efficiency that their cost allows taxpaye- s
to expect.
Mr.. SamuelS Jamesis making prepa
tions to build modern dwelling house
on the lot in Dallams addition to Be
Air, recently purchased from the estate d
the late William L. Cooley. 1t will be a
modern structure, we'll equipped with al
convenience.
Senator Baker received beautiful
silver loving cup from his Republican as
sociates in the State Senate, as recogr
ton of his leadership of the ninority
Mr.. Baker was the caucus nominee TO
president of the Senate, and is popula
with his fellow members.
The past week has witnessed de
cided change in the tomato market
which was reported much frmer on Wed
nesdav. 1t is predicted that prices vii
from this time have a general upwar'
tendency. The high price of tomato
has also helped spot corn.
Mr.. Jacob Schapiro, our Bel Air jew
eler, has a window filled with attractiv
Easter mementos. o. late years, thu
period has become almost secont
Christmas, and the ducks, rabbits an
eggs are now almost as much cherishe
by our little ones as the visits of SAINT
Claus
Many pleasant anticipations are /
store for our young people during til
Easter holidays. The schools will b
closed from Thursday until TUESDAY,
Our boys and girls who are attendin
schools elsewhere will all have mucf
coveted holiday, enabling them to Wis
their homes.
The thirteenth annual encampmen
of the Department of Maryland, Gran
Army of the Republic, will be held
Wilson Post hall, Baltimore, on mex
Monday and Tuesday. Delegates
represent Wann Post No. 40 in the Fl
campment are Moses L. Coe and Cap
Joseph A. Harkins.
Many of our readers who are tamilli
with Smedley Row, in Towson, will be
terested in knowing that it is being to1
down to make room for modern DIN
buildings. This was unique collectit
of one-story law Offices, in which mai
of the Baltimore county lawyers at OF
time transacted business.
The Baltimore Jewelry and Optic
Company has recently fixed up its pla
of business on Office street, Bel Air, wi
modern fixtures and glass show case
part of the improvement includes