The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1910-04-08
THE EGIS
BEL AIR, Md. APRIL 8. 1910.
Local affairs.

Day nave neen apphihleu census th"'h'i
ators for Stearns precinct, Hartford
county.
Mr.. Charles $. Hawkins has hetn
appointed rural carrier on route No. :
from Bel Air postoiTcc, tn take effect
April 18th,
Rev. d. |. Custis, of the Westminster
Theological Seminary, will preach at
Union Chapel NJ. =. Church on Sunday
afternoon, 10th inst, at 3 O'Clock.
MIR. j. W. Mccall sod at private
sale on Thursday for Mr. Walter W..
Preston, a house and four acres of ground
located near Chrome Hill to Mr.. Shade
,Burkins for $500.
A-The members of the clerical force of
the House presented to Mr.. J. Fred.
Crew. assistant engrossing clerk, case
OF solid silver tableware with his mono.
gram engraved on each piece.
Mrs Blanche Wallis, daughter Of Mr..
Thomas { kearns, OF Street, was taken
to the Maryland University Hospital,
on Monday, where she was successfully
operated on for mastoii process.
MIR. Jacob c. Michael died in New
York March 2Gth, aged sc years He is
survived by one brother, MIR. VIM. ii.
Michael, of this county, aud one sister,
Mrs. Z. O. Ewing, Of Westminster, Md.
Mr. Charl,s H. Harry, of Whitcior1,
returned from Florida last week where
he has spent the winter and it is hoped
that under the ii lllrucc ot our hrarnG
atmosphere he will loon be fully restored
to health.
MIR. Joshua W. Mccall has sold at
private sale for account OF Mr.. John II.
Lee his farm situated at Chestnut Hill
containing 80 acres with modest i'm.
provements to William N. and Howard
l.. Forwood. for 1900.
The monthly cake sale of the Woman's
Guild of Emmanuel Church, Bel Air, will
be held in the store room next to the
residence OF Mr.. John 5. Young on Satur
day afternoon. April 9th. from 1 to &
o'clock. Tea will be served.
No services will he held at the Bel Air
M. =. Church next Sunday morning, but
will he held AS usual at Union Chapel in
the afternoon. The pastor Rev. II. l..
Schlincke, Is attending the annual con.
ference now in session in Baltimore.
Mr.. Thomas {. ktarns, OF Street.
the death of whose wife was reported in
our last issue. was taken to the Mary.
land University Hospital, Baltimore, on
Sunday, where he was operated on for
pneumonia and is somewhat relieved at
this writing
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. James an.
nolInce the CO ming marriage OF their
daughter, A Minnie, to- Nj Ira ".
Coale, on Thursday evening, April II,
at 4 o'clock, at Smiths Chapel NJ. L.
Church, ChurchyiIle. No invitations is.
sued In the county.
MIR. Joseph u. Twining, of near
Upper Cross Roads. finished planting
his or poi twentv.thrce acres otpptatoes
on April l using pa bushels of potatoes
for seed. Sound backs will he at "A
premium in this section before this crop
is gathered next summer.
Mr.. Henry Is. Bruins has sold To the
Husband Flint Mill Company siT hand.
some horses, which make as fine heavy
draft team as can be found in the county.
it will be used for conveying their large
output Of flint from their mill on Deer
Creek to the railroad station at Bvnum.
Mi increased pat -nnaac oi the mails
means anything this section has much
reason to icel encouraged; Tor the year
ending March 81, 1909, the receipts Of
the Bel Air office were S. $50 ~, while
for the year ending March 81, 1910, they
amounted to $l0,Ggl a being an in
crease OF over - per cent. in single
year.
The spring Meeting Of the Manuai
Training Teachers Association was held
in Baltimore on Friday evening and Sat.
urday OF last week. when an interesting
program was rendered. Mir Ralph W.
Strawbridge. principal of this depart
ment Of the Havrc de Grace High School,
was elected president for the cnsGins
year.
MIR. and Mrs, Harry u. Iianway an.
nounce the coming marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Lillian h. Ilanway, to
Mr. Harry Lee Thompson, OF Baltimore,
The wedding will take place on Wednes.
day, April Goth, at noon. AT the home OF
the bride and will be quiet one, owing
to recent death in the family OF the
bride.
Miss NJ. Lillian Staley, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William II Stalcy, Of Rel
All, was married on Wednesday evening
TO Mr. ARTHUR Burns Beall, OF DOZENS
Cross Roads. The bride was attired in a
blue travelling suit with hat to match.
The ceremony was performed hy Rev. J,
W. Hammersiey al the Methodist EPis.
Ropal parsonage.
Mrs. Emma Finney, who has been
conducting the attractive lunch room on
Main street for nearly two years, LETT Tor
Baltimore on Monday where she will
take charge OF large boarding house
which Mrs William II. Bauer, OF this
town. has run, The restau. mt will he