The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-03-29

Mr.. Thomas H. Robinson, of the Bel
Air bar, while in New York last week
was for time an Interested listener at
| the now famous Thaw trial. He heard the
battle between the legal giants, Jerome
and Delmas on the application of the dis
| trict attorney to have the defendant
sanity inquired into by commission.
Mr.. Robinson was greatly impressed
with the able manner in which this most
noted trial of modern times is being con-
Quoted.
The remains of Mrs. William =.
Finney, which have been resting at
Greenmount cemetery for about two
months, will be brought to Bel Air on
the train reaching here at 1910 today,
Friday, and taken to the Churchville
Presbyterian cemetery, where they will
be inferred at - O'Clock. The services
will be conducted by Rev. S. S. Greenwell.
The pail bearers will be Messrs. ]. l.. Nc
Cormick, c. c. Rouse, ]. Edwin Webster,
John D. Worthiugton, w. w. Finney and
P. H. Mccormick.
Mrs. Laura c. BOYD, of Baltimore,
and Mr.. John S. Young, prominent
member of the Bel Air bar, were married
in Baltimore on Saturday by Rev. John
Timothy Stone, pastor of Brown Me
mortal Church The ceremony was wit
messed by only few relatives and the
news of it is a complete surprise to the
grooms many friends here in Bel Air,
where he is we'll and popularity known.
Sincere good wishes and congratulations
await Mr.. and Mrs. Young on their re-
turn from their wedding trip, which they
are now enjoying. In these Fluctuations,
the -Egis joins.
There will be special service held in
the Methodist Episcopal Church, Bel Air,
on Easter Sunday. At II o'clock A. NJ,
sermon by the pastor, Rev. D. H. Mar
tin; appropriate music by the choir, Mr..
J. A. Swipgley, director, Miss Mamie
Dean, organist. In the evening, at p.
NJ, the exercises will consist of the fol
lowing programme; Holy, Holy, Lord
God of Hosts" evans; hymn; prayer;
Christ Our Passover" (McPhaiD; Scrip
ture reading; hymn; recitation, Easter
The Heavens Declare Thy
Glory" (GabrieD; recitation, "Magda-
lena" Hail, Prince of Light" (Adams);
recitation, "The Glad New Day" hymn;
Doxology.
The following local is taken from |
paper: About fifteen boys
from St. James school, accompanied by |
Mr.. Heating and Mr.. Campbell, two of
the masters, attended the relay meet in
Baltimore on March q Webster T. |
Price, of Darlington, Maryland. and
Oswald Colt, of New York, two students
of the school, entered the mile race,
which was won by Mr.. Price, who re-
ceived gold medal There is general re-
joicing at the school over the result.
The boys had to compete with runners
from the large colleges, which added the
more to the honors." Mr.. Price is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Price of
Darlington. ED.
The engineering department of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad is at work
on plans for a new bridge over the SuS-
quchanna river at Havre de Grace A
double track structure will be built,
which insures speed in moving of trains
between New York and Baltimore The
present single track structure is anti
quated and experts have been fearful of
it for sometime. The bridge is to be of
steel and have the same spans and eleVa-
ton. 1t crosses the Susquchanna river
about mile above the Pennsylvania
railroad bridge, and portion of it rests
on Garrett Island. 1t is said that the
entire expense will be in the neighbour
hood of million dollars, and that this
amount has been considered in the recent
increase of the capital stock of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, which is now
spending considerable money in the bet
terment of its lines.