The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-02-23
Local affairs.


their entertainment at Forest Hill, from
February "a to March 3.
MIR. p. II. Mccormick sold a pen OF
Langshang chickens at the poultry show
for $25. This means SIS each for The
birds.
The guild of Emmanuel Church, Be
Air, will hold a cake sale at the residence
of Mrs Ohio S. Lee, on Saturday after.
noon at $50 O'Clock.
Mr.. Michael E. Pue, of Hartford
county, has been elected president of the
Junior Class Law School, University OF
Maryland, membership 1876.
Senator William B. Baker, who met
with painful injury from slipping on the
ice about two weeks ago, was able to
return to Annapolis this week.
Mr.. Frank Calder, son of Mr.. James
Calder. was painfully injured by being
struck by street car, in Baltimore on
Saturday. His condition is critical.
DIR. William S. Hall, son of Mr.. E. H.
Hall, of near Abingdon, has been APP
poiuted one of the Baltimore medical ex-
aminers of the New York Life Insurance
Company.
The mems meeting of Darlingt
addressed on last Sunday evening by
Rev. X G. Murray. On next Sunday
the speaker will be Mr.. George Wise, of
Baltimore.
Senator William B. Baker kas been
named as a member of the committee
appointed by the Legislature to investi-
gate the affairs of the Washington Branch
oft Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
The sock social which was held at
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage OF
Darlington was financial and social
success. About SAG was cleared for the
benevolent enterprises of the church.
Wilson Heuer, the IA year old son of
Mr.. Tohn II. Heuer, of Bel Air, fell and
broke his arm while vaulting at the
school grounds on Monday. DR.. {. a.
Hollinssworth rendered the necessary
surgical attention.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company has obtained the right
of way from the town commissioners of
Bel Air, to change the location of its line
and put in an overhead cable for the
wires in the town.
The town commissioners of Bel Air
have decided to lay a new stone walk on
Main street. Bel Air, practically running
the entire distance within the limits. The
work will be commenced as soon as the
weather will permit.
On Monday, Stevenson A. Williams
and Thomas IL. Robinson trustees,
offered the Waters property at public
sale at the Court House door. 1t was
withdrawn at bid of $1,000. ]. S
Richardson was the auctioneer.
Miss Mary Hollingsworth, of Falls
ton, entertained large number of friends
at progressive whist party at her home
on Saturday evening. There were about
fifty persons present. About twenty OF
whom returned to Bel Air on the owl.
The case of Richards ct al. VS.. Il { Bal
timore and Ohio railroad was finished on
Monday night, and the jury brought in a
sealed verdict 1t was opened in court
on Tuesday morning. The plaintiff was
awarded $3.50. ]. J. Archer for plaintiff;
Williams for defendant.
Mr. Richard Simpson, trackwalker
on the Pennsylvania railroad accidental
ly shot himself in the right knee, while
handling a revolver in his home on Tues
day evening DIR. Stier was unable to
find the bullet, and at once took the man
to the Baltimore City Hospitalfor treat
ment
-Messrs. Michael H. Fahey and A. F.
Brown, attorneys, offered at the Har-
ford House at Havre de Grace, on Satur-
day last, the James Larney property,
situated near Havre de Grace, containing
sc acres. 1t was withdrawn at bid OF
$3.50 !. w. Mccall was the auc-
tioneer
Miss May Amelia McNanee, of Plu m
Point farm, near Aberdeen, was married
on Wednesday evening of last week to
Mr. Robert E. Love, of Emmorton. The
ceremony was performed at the parson-
age of the Aberdeen NJ. E. Church, by
Rev. Kenneth G Murray. The wedding
took place in the presence of a number o.
friends
The members and friends of the Aber
deem M. E. Church surprised their pastor
and his wife last Tuesday night with 6
splendid donation; postmaster 6. w
Evans in behalf of the congregation pre-
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Murray with tel
dollar gold pieces, Mr.. Murray respond
ing with thanks. Refreshments wer
served later.
We have examined with pleasure, tn
sample copy of Munsey's new periodical
The Scrap Book. which is entirely uniqu
in it's style. AS it's name indicates. it i
made up largely of collections, which ar
highly interesting in their variety an
attractive in nature. This magazine wi
be valuable addition to the literatur
of every household.
DIR. D. P. Wysong, formerly OF thi
county, but now residing at Port Wash
ington, Long Island. who has anon
his patients the family of Mr.. George
Could, is, together with his son, maxim
trip to San Antonio, Texas, throug
the courtesy of Mr. Could Mr. Gould
country residence on Long Island is sal
to be marvel of elegance.
Mr.. Henry b. Bruins, of Bel Air, recen
1y sold to representatives of the Bris
Cliff farm, of White Plains, New Yorl
FIVE pair of first class mules. This sa
speaks we'll for the enterprise of M
Bruins. in finding purchasers at the fane
prices that he received. The transactic
was made on the recommendati of M
Coddington, who recently purchased Il
dairy of Mr. Harry D. Hanway.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Tel
phone Company has made an arrang
ment with the Uuited States Wealth
Bureau, 80 that its subscribers may ha
the benefit of the daily weather forecas
and special warnings by calling the e
change at any hour during the day aft
1OA. NJ. These forecasts cover a peri,
of SO hours. ending at P. NJ. the f
lowing day: and should be invaluable