The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-18
Local e4fairs.

hid at Friendship Church n,ar Fall,
trn, ~ Su ,day next, March 10Th, a;
PM
MIR John ". Garter has sold his farr
near Ady to Mr. James Boyd. of tina
place. The terms have not been mad
public
No cases being ready tor trial Judg
VanLtbber finally discharged the jury o,
Monday; no civil cases wer. tried dur
lug the term.
-Four hundred men are busily en-
gagged on the giant power house at Nc
Calls Perry pushny tito completion a.
rapidly as possible.
MIR. Harry W. Whistler has sold 4
carload OF tat cattle to Mr. Calvin Apple
ton, to be delivered ahCu. the ii st III
April at $3.50 per hundred
The members of the Fallston Pres
bvterian Church will hold an oyster sup.
per on Wednes lay and Thursday even,
ings. March 30th and 3lst.
= The bill providing for the purchase OF
Como wingo bridge has passed the Senate
and that relating to the charter OF Abcr-
deem has passed the House
MIR w. Harry Webster, of near Mill
Green, has been made superintendent OF
farm of 500 acres near Loreley. where
he will take up his residence at once.
Rev. John Clark Finney. of Forest
Park. Baltimore, will preach in the Pres
byterian Church at Churchvile mt xt
Sunday, March goth, morning and even.
ing,
An oyster supper will be given at the
.
Emmorton, on the evenings OF March *
and %. for the benefit of Mt Carmel M,
2. Church.
Mr.. lanes Harrison White and Miss
Amy r Dtcknan. Of Dublin, were mar
ried at the Methodist Protestant parson.
age. Bel Air, last Saturday by Rev. II
L. Schlincke.
lanes Peters, an INN ate of the coun.
ty almshouse die d on Sunday after lin.
aering illness lie was buried on Mon
day, services being conducted Ivy Mr.,
Joseph Crun
\ The State Road Commission will
open bids on March oath for the con.
struction of the FIVE miles of state road
extending from Overlea to Perry Hail.
Baltimore county.
State Comptroller Herring has made
the March apportionment Ct public
school funds. ilarford's share being
1882 73 The whole amount dis
trit uted was 100000.
\-The steamer "Susquehanna" resumed
her regular trips between Baltimore and
Havre de Grace on Wednesday, much to
the comfort and convenience of travellers
aud shippers in that vicinity.
Mrs. o S Lee. in response TO dis
patch received on Thursday announcing
The sudden death OF her father, Col.
Bradshaw, of St Mary's county, ltt tor
her old hom. on the next train.
Miss Lille d Lipps, da1ghtcrof Mr..
and Mrs Frank Lippy, 1T RAltimpte.
was married IN Thursday Of lat week
to Mr. FranEIin DsLany Cpale, son of
Mrs. Isaac { Coale, OF near HAvre de
Grace.
R. Il. Lee & Bother, the Bel Air
florists. will be located in the building
adjoining the Grang"r's Hotel. from
March 81 t. March ~. with q fine lot
Of pot plants, flowers, terms, etc for
Easter
Mis- | G Tia %kius of Iarrettsville,
lss: Pail pl tnred II Pond-r"sh tom Ito
seed ard recently has plucked from the
vine wo ripe, well formed tomatoes
Besides these green fruit and blossoms
still load the vine.
Rev Prank A. Tyler, pastor OF Grace
M. T. Church, South. Aberdeen, will
preach his last sermon for the conference
year next Sunday morning at III A. NJ,
and at = Nj the annual Missionary
anniversary will be held.
Mr.. Thomas II Robinson, attorney,
sold at the Court House door in Bel Air,
on SATURDAY., the Michael LaEan farm,
acres, to Mrs Annie Wallace for ST ,0S5
Mr.. ]. W. Mccall was the auctioneer.
Cattle and hogs are still soaring
Hogs have reached the remarkable price
of $40 80 in Chicago, tat cattle are 81
per hundred higher than they were four
weeks ago and stockers are 10 cents per
hundred higher than they were this time
last year.
A-The old tradition that the first thun
der storm arouses reptiles from Their
winters sleep seems to be holding good
this season, as Mr. ] {, Fletcher, o.
Swan Greek. recently killed an adder
which Is recognized as one of our most
poisonous snakes.
The will of Mrs Margaret Dierker
formerly OF Hartford, but for some yeat'
a resident of Havana, Illinois. has beer
filed 10 the Orphans Court. She leaves
all of her property OF every description
to her daughter. Mrs Charles Fl Chridy
formerly OF this county.
Mr.. John R. Farley, our popular har
H.. mt 10 NE
cial advertisement because he states i
has brought him more orders than HI
can fill We hope all of our advertiser
will not do quite so well or we would b
left In the cold ourselves.
Services will be held for the last tim
at the Mountain Christian Caurch mex
Sunday, March goth, preparatory to re
building the church. Rev L {. Baker
of Baltimore, will preach Mt II A. M. an'
p. M, and special musical servit
will be held at 100 =. M.
ION Monday of last week MIR. Georg
Bailey celebrated his S9th birthday a
his home at Level. During the day h
received many callers with their goo
wishes and tokens OF esteem and had Al
of his children and their families, aRgrs
eating thirty one, with him.
Mr. Lewis Beaumont, formerly 6
Benson, this county. died suddenly Mt hi
residence 10 Baltimore on Tuesday ever
Ing of heart failure Besides widow h
leaves one brother Emmor. Of Pair
Beach, Florida, and one sister, Mrs
George W. Davis, of Pleasantville
AT the regular meeting of Trump
Lodge, No. 16, | o. o. F ON Monday
-. a,t, IA
view tn nominating p G John Is. Hat
ma, of Bel Air. as Grand Warden at tn
session Of the Grand Lodge of MARYLAND
which will he held in Baltimore on MOI
diy, April 18th
Mrs. Amanda Wiley. widow of tn
late David Wiley, who resided man
wears at Norrisville, died at the home ,
her daughter, Mrs Ida Bond. OF fnrl
on Sunday, aged ~ years btiIre he
marriage she was a Miss Wiley, being
member of on. OF the oldest and besttdn
lilies In MARYLAND.
We are publishing this week on OF
first page an interesting letter from Il
pen OF Miss Nan Is Muunikhuysen. WI
with her aunt. Miss Farnandis
making 40 extended tour in the Eas
In next weeks issue we will hnd her
the Alhambra, where its wonders a.
wildly portrayed
1T is understood that United Stat
Army Of; ,ials look with favor upon
site in Cecil county in the vicinity OF III
ton or Elk Mills on which to hold
state and national encamIment ne
July. Seven different states viii be re
resented by the guards and yario
states are attempting to secure the va
tors.
The Masonic Lodge of Aberdeen q
tended services at Grace NJ. E Churc