The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-05-11
Local oAffairs.

have decided to hold bazaar on June 20
and 81.
Mr. W. Rudolph Cunningham has
been reappointed guard at the House OF
Correction.
The season tickets for the Bel Air
baseball club are on sale at the office OF
the treasurer.
The Nationals, of Baltimore, will play
the Aberdeen base ball club on Saturday,
at 80 clock.
AT the communion services of the
Churchville Presbyterian Church last
Sunday morning, nine new members were
enrolled.
Charles II. Dance has filed bill for
divorce from his wife, Annie Belle Dance.
William II. Harlan is the complainants
attorney.
A marriage license was issued IN
Baltimore on Tuesday to Mr.. Walter ".
Morris, and Miss Maud Lowe, both of
this county.
"A marriage license was issued IN
Baltimore on Wednesday to Mr.. Charles
H. Neal, of Baltimore, and Miss Mabel
B. Enfield of " hiteford.
Mr.. Milton A. Reckord has been APP
poiE ted superintendent ofthe Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company, at
Bel Air, succeeding Mr.. p. F. Ball.
Court will convene next Monday. 1t
is more than probable that the session
will be a short one, as the jurors will tie
anxious to get back to the farm work.
On Saturday, the following iowa
commissioners were elected at Aberdeen:
c. H. Johnson, ]. Finney Wells, Henry
Earring. c. H. Krete and c. B. Osborn.
A strawberry and ice cream festival
will be held in the basement of the Vii
liam Waters Memorial Church, Oh
Thursday and Friday evenings, May 81
and June 1.
The teacher and patrons of Baptist
school, near Jarrettsville will hold
strawberry and ice cream festival OH
Thursday and Friday evenings, May 81
and June 1.
Rev. Harry D. Mitchell, who was
formerly one of the pastors of the Easc |
Hartford Circuit, expects to soon 20
abroad, where he will spend about three
months in travel.
The county commissioners have COM
menced work on the road improvement |
near Aldino. They are under agreement |
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to finish up this work.
Mr.. David Lee has purchased about |
40 acres of woodland, near Benson, from
Mr.. William H Graflin, of Baltimore.
The sale was made through the agency
of Moore and Walton, of Fallston.
Mrs. Hannah E. McComas has pur-
chased from Mr.. John B. Hanna the house
and lot beyond the railroad station, in
Bel Air, formerly belonging to Mr.. A. T.
Geatty. The price paid was ST, 200.
During the gospel meetings in Bel Air,
Rouse's storeis being closed each evening
except Saturday at s O'Clock. The pro-
priety of other business enterprises doing |
likewise is now being seriously consid- |
cred.
Mr. Nicholas Wiley, for many years
a prominent resident of Norrisville, and |
Democratic Judge of election of that pre-.
ciuct, has removed to Stewartstowh,
Pennsylvania, where he will make his
home.
The hog house of Mr.. Luther ]. Gross,
of near Jarrettsvile, was struck by light
ming on Saturday afternoon. The roof
was torn off The loss, which is nominal
is covered by insurance in the Hartford
Company.
Mr. T. Burling Hull. Jr.. has sold for
the heirs of his father, the late Judge I. |
Burling Hull. the farm near Forest Hill. |
1t contains 10 acres, and was purchased |
by Mr.. Charles Andrews, of Baltimor.
for $4,000.
MIR. William J. Bissell has bought six
acres of land from Captain c. L. Dallam, |
opposite the residence of Mr.. William H. |
Polling, on the outskirts of Bel Air. MI |
Bissell expects to improve the samein the |
near future.
The barbed wire fence in the Court |
House yard has cost number of snagge1
coats this week. We think that the oil
time smooth wire would be sufficient to
prevent people from tramping down the
young grass.
"A strawberry and ice cream festival
will be held by the teachers and pupils
of Tarrettsville school on the evenings
of June 1 and 2. The proceeds will
be used to purchase new books for the
school library.
DIR. W. J. Waller, who was formerly
employed in the drug store of Evans
Brothers, Bel Air, has returned to take
hissold place. He was welcomed back by
the many friends whom he made during
his last summers stay.
The Supervisors of Election will meet
for organization next Tuesday. They
will also burn the ballots cast at last
falls election, which, under the law, they
are required to do in the presence of the
members of the Orphans Court.
Miss Grace E. Phelps, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Phelps, of White
Hall, and Mr.. George L. Bull, were mar
ried ON Tuesday evening at the home of
the brides parents. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. George r. Sanner.
Rev S. {. WATSON, pastor of Church
vile Presbyterian Church. will leave on
Monday for DesMoines, Iowa, where he
will attend the Presbyterian General As
sembly, as delegate from the Baltimore
Presbytery. He will be accompanied by
Mrs. WATSON.
The Bel Air town election passed off
quietly on Monday, only one ticket being
in the field. The following were elected
commissioners for the ensuing year
William T. Billingslea, Wilmer l.. Barnes,
T. Frank Mclean, Henry B. Bruins and
DR.. Benjamin Smith.
Mr.. Peter Bowman. an employee Of
Mr.. Henry B. Bruins, of Bel Air, was pain
fully hurt by mule at kennedy's shops
on Thursday of last week The mule
was being shod, and while trying to co1-
troll it, Mr.. Bowman was kicked in the
forehead and painfully hurt
The music committee of the gospel
meetings is anxious to increase the men,
hershio of the choir and extends an inyi