The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-04-20
Local affairs.

phone Company mas completed Hu
through the Glenville neighborhood.
"A marriage license was issued in Bal
timore on Tuesday to Mr.. Percy Lee ant
Miss Helen Kemp, of Hartford county
Mr.. c. c. Bowman, of Level, spraircl
his right ankle on Friday of last week
The injury has since kept him confined tC
the house.
Mr.. Harold Scarboro, editor of the
Towson News, has purchased lot IL
that town, and intends shortly to erect
a residence.
The Hartford w. CT. L. will hold an
executive meeting in the Fountain Green
w c. T. U. Hall on Wednesday morning,
April %, at 10 o'clock.
Rev. T. E. Peters will lecture at
Friendship Nj. E. Church on Monday
evening, April 80, ar S O'Clock. Subject,
Faces and False Faces
A marriage license was issued in
Washington on Tuesday to Mr.. John y.
Heaps and Miss Alice B. Smithson, both
of Street,, Hartford county.
The fishing season in Havre de Grace
is commencing and shad and herring are
being caught in goodquantities. a great
many rock fish are also running.
The law fixing the state tax rate at
1G cents on the 500 will not go into
effect until next year. The rate Will be
23la cents this year, which is the same as
last.
Bishop William Paret, d. D., Ii. D.,
will administer the rite of confirmation at
St. Mary's church, Emmorton, on We'd
nesday, April 25, at II A. NJ. All are cor
daily invited.
The Hartford Boat Club will open the
season with planked shad bake on to-
morrow Saturday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. The season promises to be
particularly gay one.
Mr.. Harry Chenworth, of near Upper
Cross Roads, was thrown from young
mule last Saturday. The animal alter
wards tramped on him, breaking his arm
and inficting other painful bruises.
Mr.. Harry c. Keen, Of Bel Air, has
sold his prize pen of Barred Plymouth
Rocks to Mr.. Howard ". Bevard. This
is a particularly fine lot of chickens wei
worth mention among the very best.
We are indebted to Dr. S. X. Wallis,
II
lar of farming lands that are for sale in
his state. 1t is all example OF the great
progressiveness that accompiistes the
achievements of the west.
Mr.. George w. Yellott, one of the
Baltimore county commissioners, has re-
signed. His reason for so doing is be-
cause of his Inability to agree with the
majority of the members respecting the
taxation of corporations.
Il. o. O. F., Grand Lodge of Mary
land, has been in session in Baltimore
this week. Mr. Jacob chapiro, of Bel
Air, was elected grand conductor. On
Wednesday evening about so members OF
Triumph Lodge attended the meeting i'll
a body.
Mr.. Harry S. Cover, of Berkeley
Springs, West Virginia, sends us copy
of the assessment notice that is given to
each property owner in that state. 1t is
of a very inquisitional nature, and if COM
piled with, would reach all the taxable
holdings of the state.
Mr.. John NJ. Michael has had force
of men at work raising the end OF his
bridge over Swan Creek on the Oaking-
ton side, where it sunk about a f0otlower
than when first erected. He has also
made more direct road to the bridge
than was at first used.
The Ladies Aid Society of Smiths
Chapel will celebrate its twentieth ami
versary on Saturday evening, April 2S.
by holding a supper in the canning house
of MIR. c. H. James. Ice cream and cake
will also be sold. The proceeds will 60
for the benefit of the church.
The law in reference to the sale of
yellow perch under eight inches and white
perch under seven inches has been repeal
ed, so far as Baltimore city is concerned.
This allows the catching of little fish all
over the state, and their disposal to
Baltimore customers without hindranc..
Easter Sunday was all kinds of day.
There was sunshine enough. to give those
who were the happy possessors, the OPP
portunity to show off their new clothes.
Yet there was sufficient chill in the air
to make the rest of us, not so fortunate,
feel comfortable in our winter garments.
Mr.. John F. Maynadier aged rs years,
died at the residence of his son, Mr.. John
H. Maynadier. IT,, at Govanstown en-
Sunday April Is Funeral services were
held at the church of the Messiah, Gay
and Fayette streets, on Tuesday. His
son Mr.. T. Murray Maynadier has q
summer home at Vale.
On Friday, Senator William B. Baker
was in Bel Air He had as his guest,
Senator Brown, OF Garrett county. BY
more county, was also here on profess
sional business This was a bringing
together of three of the five "B's' of the
State Senate, the other two being Sena-
tors Belts and Brewington.
On Monday, committee consisting
of Messrs. Joseph T. Hopes, Harry Z.
Harkins and John w. Peterson were be-
fore the county commissioners in reference
to repairing the Bel Air and Hickory
road, the work to extend as far as
Kalmia. The Board agreed to make 4
permanent macadam road provided the
committee would guarantee 81 500 of the
cost.
The directors of the Hartford Natioha,
Bank have promoted Mr.. Charles II. Reed
to the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Mr. W. Wylie Hopkins, who has beer
elected cashier of the Second Nationa
Bank. Mr.. Reeds promotion was I
merited one. and he will perform the
duties of his new place in highly accept
able manner. Mr. Edwin Smith, steno
grapher of the school board, has been ap
pointed place in the bank.
Elsewhere in our columns, the pro
Derty Of the Hartford Agricultural Asso
citation is advertised for sale. We regre
,.e,-v much 10 see this but the director