The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-02-09
Local affairs.

suffering a relapse and is again quite Ill.
Mr.. Henry Burkins has sold his farm
at Prospect to MIR. James T. Street, on
private terms.
DIR. Richard Sappington of Baltimore
has been the guest of his son, DR.. Purnell
s. Sappington.
Delegate Charles A. Andrew has in
PRODUCED bill to incorporate the Glen
cove Company. of Hartford county.
"A marriage license was issued in Bal
timore on Monday to Mr.. Adam kuch-
arcik and Mrs. Susanna Knapec, both of
Havre de Grace.
Nathan Levinsolm, native of Russia,
has been naturalized by Judge VanBibber.
The witnesses were Soloman Getz and
H. A. Whitaker.
The demand for good mules has be-
come so active, that Mr.. Henry B. Bruins
left on Wednesday for St. Louis, where
he will purchase carload for the home
market.
Mr. J. B. Hollis has purchased the
property of Mr. c. ROBBIE Grafton, in the
Dallam addition Bel Air, and will remove
his family to the same. The price paid
was 81, 600.
Mr. John d. Stearns, secretary and
clerk of the Maryland House of Correc-
ton, has resigned to engage in other
business. Mr. Stearns is son of MIR.
Iohn o. Stearns, of near Whiteford.
An oyster supper and cake sale will
be held at the residence of Mrs. Mary
< Salada, on Broadway, Bel Air, on Tues
day evening, February 13. The proceeds
will be for the benefit of St. Margaret's
chapel
Friendship Methodist Episcopal
church, near Fallston, will be opened on
Sunday next. Services will be held at
and o'clock P. NJ Rev T E. Peters, a
former pastor, will occupy the pulpit,
both afternoon and night.
Tho members of the Epworth League
of Thomas Run NJ. E. Church will hold
valentine Social" at the home of Mr..
Charles S. Hawkins. on Wednesday even
ing February II. Everyone invited.
Mrs. Margaret Ann Mays, aged 76
years, widow OF William Roane Mays,
died on Monday at Philopolis, where one
of her daughters resides. Sheis survived
by several children, one of them being
Mrs. David Michael, of near Forest Hill.
The Bel Air shooting association has
been incorporated by Simon J. Stigler,
James w. Peterson, w. Crawford Norris,
Frank II. Fulford and lanes F. Bauer
The object of this club is fer pleasure pur-
poses, as its name indicates. 1t has 10
capital stock.
Elder D. K Petry, student from the
Maryland Collegiate Institute, of Union
Bridge, will conduct the German Baptist
Brethrcn's service in the basement of Odd
Fellows Hall, on Sunday, February H.
Sunday school at . p. NJ, preaching at
and 100 p. NJ.
W. E Robinson and Company, can
ned goods brokers. in a recent circular
quote future tomatoes from rs to SO
cents, nearly all of the figures being mid
way between these two. The spot mar
ket is unchanged, with a constantly in
creasing demand.
On Sunday evening last Rev. ]. R.
Pardew, of Dublin, addressed the mems
meeting of Darlington; his theme being
False and True Repentance The
speaker for February 1, will be the Rev.
T. B. A. Allison, of Churchville Protes-
tant Episcopal Church.
Judge VanBibber has excused the
following jurors: William H. Divers,
Cyrus Z. Courtney, David ]. Doyle,
Daniel II. Carroll, Of p In their places
have been drawn William. Keen, 2;
William II. Morrison, 6; John K. Rut-
ledge, 4; John F. Wakeland 8.
Mr.. Thomas H Robinson, of Bel Air,
has sold his farm. located near the Hick-
DRY, containing 60 acres of highly i'm
proved land, with excellent buildings, to
Mr.. David X. Tucker, of Baltimore, for
$4,75O. Mr.. Tucker will take poss es-
sion about the first of March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy J. Miller, of
Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, celebrated the
fourteenth anniversary OF their marriage
on Saturday evening. They were mar
ried at Hickory church. A large number
of guests were present, including Miss
Jennie Grafton, OF Forest Hill.
-Messrs. D. b. Reckord and William
F. Hays have sold for Dr. Carcaud, the
kehoe property, near Bel Air. 1t was
purchased by MIR. S. B. Corner, of Balti-
more, for $2,65O. The new owner will
conduct dairy business, and follow the
general line of intensive farming.
The ladies of the Bel Air Methodist
Episcopal church are arranging for a
supper and handkerchief bazaar, to lie held
in the Masonic Temple on Tuesday and
Wednesday, February 20 and 21. They
expect a big turnout of their friends, and
hope to realize neat sum that will be so
useful in helping in their good work.
Miss Cora Thompson, of Slate Hill,
Pennsylvania, and Mr.. Harry Simpson,
of Perryman, were united in marriage on
January 81 at the home Of the brides
sister, Mrs. August Lay. The brides
dress was of white batiste with lace
trimmings. Rev. Mr.. Smith performed
the ceremony.
Jeff Davis" the old driving horse of
Mr.. William Thompson, of Deer Creek,
died last week at the advanced age of 8
years. This horse was raised by Mr..
Thompson and was a familiar figure
around that neighborhood, being a re-
markable animal in every way, retaining
perfect soundness and vim up to his
death.
The farm, consisting of about 1852
acres, about 100 of which is tiIable and
meadow land, located near Mr.. Frank
IL Jacobs on which Mrs. Sarah X. Carly
now resides, has been sold at private
sale by Mr.. Jacob A. Dozen, trustee to
Mr. James Kelly for $5,375. The i'm
provements on this property were erected
at cost OF about 5000, and are sub,
stantially as good as new.
The attention of our farmers is again
called to the county institute meetings
that will be held in Hartford as follows:
Bel Air, Friday and Saturday. February