The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-03-25
Local oAffdirS.

Mr.. E l. Steltz, of this county. ha,
purchased the SpauIlins farm, In tn,
vicinity Of rrappe Church
Miss Almira Wright, # Rel Air. Ia.
Inferred upon course at the tnint
Protestant lntirmary to bscome "A train
ed nurse.
The ladies of Mt. Tabor NJ. I
Church will hold an oyster supper /
he 2Sth and 29,h OF March at Matter.
Did store stand at Mechauicsvle.
A few days since MI $. Blcr. LAT,
owner lf the old Woulsev farm, received
of a Havre de Grace butcher a check Tor
1872 10 in payment for hogs i month,
ol.
Mr.. Calvin Appleton has rented tn,
Changers hotel, tor a number Of wears
occupied by Mr.. Lawrence lorwpud
and will take charge about the fest OF
day.
The annual Easter service OF rccita.
tions and music by the Sunday School OF
Joppa Christian Church will be held ai
the church, Sunday evening, March 21th,
at 8 O'Clock.
Lee Brothers and Tn: J. " Brandt
Nursery Company have ia stp.k a, their
stands in Bel Al u handsome collection
Of flowers and tIDwcting plants for the
Easter HOLIDAYS.
An interesting meeting of the Fo.cst
!Iill Farmers Club was heldal the nome
of Mr.. James Lake on Wednesday after
noon, about twenty five members aud
guests being present
Rev. William Glenn. pastor of St
Mary's =. Church EnnortoO. has
rendered his resignation to take effect
the first OF Nav, when he will make an
extended trip abroad.
The Modern Woudmen IL America,
Camp 14+lS, OF larTettsyilc will hold
an oyster lunch in the X. at T.. h al on
Friday evening, April lst. stormy, It
will be held the next evening
The W. c T 4 oyster supper " hich
was postponed tins week will be hcli IN
W. c T. u Hall, Forest liill, Friday
evening, April lst II weather Is an
Favorable. the following evening.
y --Shad and herring wgr, c'ught IN
small quantities by Mi Waiter 7 itrt-
sDr last week as high up rs Robin :
Point and it is predicted that b. TIN.
time thsy have reached Hayrc de Grace
The ladies Of Friendship NJ T..
at the church IN TUESDAY evening March
20, at 100 O'Clock II stormy the next
evening Proceeds for the hnnsht of the
church.
"A carload of Western mules, which
are reputed tn be the DsSt ever brought
tito Hartford, arrived At Aberdeen last
week, where they had been consigned to-
MIR. c. W. Baker, and are uow b-tnE put
on the market.
Mrs Louis, IL Caltridcr e B HI
more, and Mr. Herman II. Hanson, Of
Edge wood this county were married at
the home of the brides mother asst sun.
day by Rev. Mr. Newcomer They will
T, side at Edgewood.
Miss AnnaLcl Webb, Of Bel Air, who
was operated on for nppend,.rtl, at the
Union Protestant lah,rlagy, Bdum aIe.
Ia short time since. is rapidly improve =
I'd it is believed that he, h'n,th viii al
al early day he fully restored.
William c Stevcrs, charged with
having committed an assault on Henry
Jorst, near EdgewoUd, was released bV
order of the Court on Thursday on a
writ Of habras corpus Walter K Ne.
Comas represented the accused.
The choir OF Emmpnu.l = |! Church.
Bel Air, has arranged an elaborate pro
gram Of music tor Easter which includes
solos by Misses Elizai eth BruoipId az d
Rebecca Webb Miss MaulshY Nelson is
organist and Mr. Walter Dgu Chrirmas.
ter.
First mass will be celebrated at St
Ignatius Catholic Church Hickory, at
7 O'Clock aud high mass at Q 80 O'Clock
a | U..t TO- q '.
Mass will b. sung. Mass will bccelrhrat.
ed at these hours daring tie SUNNI
months.
Miss Rosa { BROWN formally a
Hartford, but now # Baltimore, acted u-
substitute teacher IN ihe be,d-tE High
School last week dl;ing the nls,uc. Il
Miss Florence Porter on account q the
death If her brother, Mr Madison
Porter
Mr. A Freedom Brown, OF Have lr
Grace, has received from Ohio two sptci
mems OF h y belonging - what isGuo~n
as the mule foot variety Their i.yt are
not cleft and they ATE said to b tmnunr
from hoy cholera Mr.. Hrpwu fH .i.ytN
oping herd on his Swan Greek ttrm
Mr. Jacob A Dozen. trustee, sid At
the Court II luse door ON Monday what
IL known as the Mis- Mamie g Nvarfl
farm near Fountain Green, containing lu
the aggregate ma acfcs Of land for
5000. Mrs SHnr I IA the purchaser
Mr.. |. W. Thompson citing asHuttlHu,tr
The County Commissioners on We'd.
nesday went in BODY t. the amshau.r
where they took an inv ntury ui all the
personal property preparatory u turn
ing il over to the inc ming ovcrseor, Mr.
Ksling, on April |. 1t Is very gratifying
to see this transfer made in such Il hIsi
nesslike manner.
Charles Wolf. of near TAYLOR, was
arrested On Tuesday, charged with ha,
ing forged the name Of Mr. Lh'rlcs y
Stamford, OF near Jarrctt,'illr, to q
promissory note After hearing Ius
tice Lyle. in default # 5000 ngrj com
mitted him to all Tor the action II tn,
May grand jury
MIR. Amos u, Spencer, OF IIayrc il
Grace, who is touring the East, recently
wrote home from Cairo, Egypt While
visiting at Jerusalem Mr. Spencer visitc,
a Masonic lodge in Splnmon- Qlarr,'
and ordered gavcl t. be made IT thgi
native stone, which on his return he vii
present to Susquchauua lodge, Of m
native city.
Unusual prices were realized at tn
personal property sale Of Mr. Iusrph L
Walter, Of Atlanta Mills, Balum"r
county, on Wednesday. One horse, car
and harness was Withdrawn at a lnd ~
$3.50 aud a second horse sold II S2pt
pigs brought So ia apiece aud coz
81 50 per barrel Mi ". Mg~u! ""
the auctionter.
IA Towson paper states that Do
travelling public has been very much 1901
pressed by a hnrscless buggy owned b
Mr. Walter Z. Rccknrd, formerly G
Reckord, lille, which closely resemble G
ordinary buggy in appearance, has 81.
rubber tires aud climbs the hills OF take
deep muddy roads with As much rcli"
bility as a horse.
y Mr.. Joseph " Case, who has f.
sometime past been an assistant tn tn
Bel Air postoifice. has accepted ppsiti"
in the post Office at Philadelphia and vi
leave for his new work about the hT-t q
April. Mr.. Case has many friends VIII
will regret to learn Of his departure
MIR. lanes Snodgrass the vacaU"
In the postotiice here
The Cecil county criminal c1ur
Chief Judge i'earce presiding, has decide
that party living in Port Deposit VIII
on two different occasions went to Huvi
de Grace and purchased whiskey Tor n
other, was guilty pt violating the Gee
county Local Option Law The age
received no profit tDr his services, but b
carfare was paid ty the other party
MIR. Albert Lake, Of Have dc Grac
was awarded 1915 damages again
the Colchester Steamboat Company laD