The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1907-01-04
The Eels and IRtellIseEeE
BEL AIR, ND, JAN. 4, 1897! = F"
Local affairs.

Oh MS poem, he Happy Chritm
Time"
"A marriage license was issued in Be-
timore on Friday to MIR. Charles
Peterborough, of Jarrettsviile. and Mi
Richie ]. koerner, of Baltimore.
-Joppa lodge of Royal Arch Masor
held banquet on Monday evening, Ne
Years eve. Covers were laid for thirt
and an enjoyable time was spent.
"A marriage license was issued
Baltimore county on Monday to M
Robert James Student, of Belcamp, an
Miss Margaret Albrecht, of Baltimore
Mr. Alonzo Lee Kennedy and Mis-
Lille A. Mitchell, of near Lapidum, wer
married by Rev. S. A. Hoblitzell at hi
residence on Broadway last Monda
afternoon.
The Tygert River Lumber Compan,
has declared recent dividend of 80 Pc
cent. This makes the number of diyl
dends during the year amount to abou
40 per cent.
Arthur F, infant son of MIR. and Mrs
George f. kazmaier, died on Thursday
December %, at his parents home, near
Watervale, and was buried at St. lgna'
thus church on Saturday.
A marriage license was issucdiA Bal
timore on Saturday to Mf Jacob XankS
lovitz, of Bel Air, and Miss Lero" Kifko'
vitz. of Baltimore. The groom in Bel
AiE's we'll kno wn tailor.
Mr.. Harry Eweli, of Fawn Grove, and
Miss Marjorie Ewing, of Delta, were
married on Wednesday afternoon at the
Bel Air Methodist Protestant parsonage
by the pastor, Rev. c. X. McCaslin.
MIR. Samuel STREET., who has been
doing general merchandise business at
Madonna, has bought the Merryman
and Tucker stand at Shawsville and will
take possession about the first of March.
The future tomato market is eighty
cents for threes and sixty for twos. Very
few goods are being sold at these prices,
as last years experience was very costly
for those who let their goods go on the
seventy-tivc cent future market.
Carver and Price desire us to thank
their many friends for their kindly re-
membranes of 1906 They appreciate
the large business of last year and hope
by continued strict attention to merit
even larger patronage during 1907.
About fifty young men of Havre de
Grace and Perryville have gone to the
Kennebec river, Maine, to assist in gath
ering ice. They expect from six to eight
weeks work and receive S15O day and
board, and transportation both ways.
The members of Grace NJ. P. Church,
Bel Air, gave a surprise donation party
to their pastor, Rev. c. K. McCaslin, on
Thursday evening of last week. Rev. S.
A. Hoblitzell, pastor emeritus of the
church was also remembered with a
purse of gold.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs, John S.
Richardson held their annual New Years
dinner on Tuesday in Bel Air. They are
blessed with seven sons and one daugh-
ter, and many in laws, all of whom were
present with the grand children to ex-
tend the best greetings.
We are indebted to Mr.. George r.
Cairnes, secretary of the Hartford Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, for a copy Of
their calendar "Thoroughbreds." 1t is a
beautiful work of art and its usefulness
commends ito everyone who is fortunate
enough to receive it.
The real estate transfer published in
last weeks .Egis regarding the sale OF
John ". Edel ct al. to David Lee of two
islands in the Gunpo WIDER river for 5000"
Mr. Edel requests us to state that there
was a one-third interest only in these
two islands conveyed by this deed.
School reopened on Wednesday. 1t
required great effort for the little people
to get back to regular work once more
after having enjoyed Santa Claus and
the Christmas holidays. They will now
be expected to do good work and make
an excellent showing for the rest of the
scholastic year.
During the year 1906 there have been
46 wills filed for probate in the orphans
court and two for record. In the same
time &c administrations were granted
and ~ letters testamentary were issued.
The work in the office is up to date and
the records are in splendid shape. Har-
ford has one of the best conducted regis
ter of wills offices in the state.
Lieutenant Silas B. Smith, of Com
pany D, of Bel Air, has been appointed
battalion adjutant Of the first regiment
by Major NJ. A. Reckord. The promo.
tons of Major Reckord and Lieutenant
Smith will leave two vacancies in Com
pany D which under the law are to be
filed by election. This election has been
ordered for next Monday night, January
18th.
Governor Warfeld has appointed
Senator Charles w. Michael chief judge
of the orphans court, in place of the late
George ]. Finney. Senator Michael was
in no wise an applicant for the place and
his choice by the Governor was a per-
sonal one in recognition of his especial
fitness for the office. Mr. Michaelis being
impertuned by his friends to accept the
Mace but he is still holding the same
under Amusement.
Miss Lotto Virginia Frazier, daugh-
Ter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Frazier, Of
Of Baltimore, and Mr.. Oscar F. Coale, OF
C1anville, were married in Baltimore or
Wednesday of last week. The ceremony
was performed in the presence of the
narents at the parsonage of the En-
manuel Reformed Episcopal Church by
the pastor, Rev. William T. Way. Mr.
and Mrs. Coale will be at home to theil
friends afte- January Is.
Sheriff Linthicum, of Anne Arunde
county, intends to try the experiment o
working prisoners on the public roads
That county is infested with negroes whC
get into slight trouble and go to Jail dur
ing the winter months, thus making tn
county pay for their keep. tits propose
hereafter to make them contribute to tn
county's exchequer by working out
norton of their time in helping to in
prove the public highways.
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