The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1906-04-13
Local affairs.

for the Easter holidays.
MIR. John B. Biles, of near Street,, ";
paralvzed last Friday night. MIR. Bll'
is about 50 years of age.
Mr.. George A. Day has removed troi
Pylesville to the property OF Mr. }. =
Dozen at DOZENS Corner.
Mr.. Ambrose o. Cooley has been dT
pointed carrier on the ruralfree denver
route Number !, Havre de Grace
There will be an Easter entertain
ment at the Edgewood church on Sunda
evening, AprI15. All cordially invited
MIR. Christopher Wilson, of Darling
ton, suffered further stroke OF par1ly
sis on Monday last, and his death
momentarily expected.
A cake sale will be held at the rec
tory of Emmanuel church, Bel Air, q
Saturday afternoon, April IA, at
O'Clock, in charge of the Woman's Guild
MIR. Elmer r. Bay, of near Whitetord
lost a valuable mare on Monday I'M:
is the second death of the pair OF animal:
that MIR. Bay bought last fall at fancy
price.
MIR. HAYWARD, of the Baltlmoie
Evening News, was welcome caller al
The 4>gis office on Tuesday. He Is
SON Of DR.. Thomas B. Hayward. OF Cier-
mont Mills.
Louis |. Edelman, a native OF Russia
was granted his final naturalization pa
,.srs by the court, on Monday. The VII
nesses were Lawrence Forwood and
Daniel H. Carroll.
Mr.. Noble L. Mitchell has sold his
house and lot on Broadway Bel Air, to
Mr.. Clarence E. Ramsay agent OF the
MARYLAND and Pennsylvania railroad.
The price paid was 81, 800.
Mrs. H.P Strasbaugh will sing next
Sunday morning in the Churchville Pres
byterian church. Rev. S. c. WATSON,
pastor of the church, will preach ser
mon appropriate to Easter.
On Tuesday, Mr.. E. l.. McDurmott
and Miss Jennie Kilgore, of Woodbine'
Pennsylvania, were married at the rec
tory # Emmanuel P. E. Church, Bel Air,
nv the rector, Rev X. A. Castleman.
Mr.. I, Alexis Shrivcr has been elected
president of the Towson and Cockeys-
Vile railroad. The surveys for this cleo
trio line have ali been made, and 1t IS be-
lieved that the road will shortly be built.
Mr.. William T. Billingslea, has opened
a grocery store on Main street, Bel Ar
in the place formerly occupied by Mr.. I.
w. Coale. He has stocked the place well
and anticipates a good business, which
he deserves.
MIR. A. c. Brauer, of Baltimore, has
been appointed manager. OF the Mary
land Telephone Company, in place OF Mr..
A. Gait Starr, who has taken position
with the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company.
The Union survivors had an enjoya-
BILE banquet at the Eutaw House Balti-
more, on Monday night. Among those
present from Hartford county were Capt.
X. E. Bouldin, Dr. K. X. Robinson, Mr..
!. Thomas Robinson.
On Friday, Governor Warfield re-
ceived the resignation of Col. John W.
Avirett as game warden, and has ap-
pointed Oregon Milton Dennis to succeed
him. Col. Avirett's resignation was on
account of continued i'll health.
The city opera house in Havre de
Grace has been rented to New York
syndicate 1t is intended to produced
first class plays and the city IS relieved
from considerable burden in the cost OF
maintaining this public building.
1t is said that movement is on foot
to purchase the Stewartstown railroad
and that the purpose of the prospective
BUYERS is to extend the line by way OF the
New Park and Fawn Grove road, across
the Susquehanna river to Oxford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus A. Courtney
have issued invitations for the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Virginia, to Mr..
Mitchell Osborn. The ceremony will
take place in Grace NJ. E. Church, Aber-
deem, on Wednesday evening, April Is.
Triumph Lodge, l. o. o. F.. of Bel Air,
has accepted an invitation to visit Warren
Lodge, of Baltimore, on next Wednesday
evening. Our lodge will go down on the
afternoon train with about so members,
and will return on the midnight train. d.
-Messrs. B. NJ. Dever and J. J. McGui-
gan have recently purchased the Perch
eron horse, St. Claire, from the Wellsville
Stock Farm. This is handsome animal
and will add to the strain of the already
splendid breed of horses in Hartford
county.
AS we go to press, only meager ac-
counts of the drowning of Mr.. Raymond
Walker, on Thursday, are in hand. 1t
seems that while fishing netin the Bush
river, he fell out of the boat, and his
body remained under water until life was
extinct
A freight wreck on the Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington railroad,
near Perryman on Monday blocked
traffic for over five hours. A fireman by
the name OF Hall was injured. The acct
dent was caused by a collision of freight
and passenger train.
Antonio Santa Barbara, an Italian
laborer on the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road, was killed at Aberdeen on Tuesday
by a water pump falling on him. The
man, who was veteran OF the Civil war.
had been in the employ of the company
for more than twenty years.
Joseph T. Bush, prominent negro
character of Bel Air 80 or 40 years ago,
is dead. He at one time furnished for the
.I>gis a portion of the press motive
power, that has since been supplanted by
modern gasoline engine. But there are
more papers printed now than in those
days.
"A special meeting of the Christian
Endeavor will he held at Deer Creek M.
p. Church on Sunday evening at 7.3O
O'Clock. The programme will be especial.
ly interesting, the participants being
both old and young. There will also
especial music The leader is Mr. Harry
E. Harkins.
In his message to the City Council o
IIayre he Grace MayorC. c. Pusey called