The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-08-10


/ BEL AIR NoTEs-Mrs. Mary Briefly, of
Baltimore, is visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Lee, of Bel
Air.
Henry Maynadcr has petrifed crab apple.
1t is in perfect state of preservation and is a
/ great curiosity.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Berry, st. Louis, who has been
visiting in Bel Air for some time, left on We'd
nesday, for Notre Dame, Nd
Mr.. Henry W. Archer, Miss Mary Archer and
MIR. C. Graham Archer, of Bel Air, left for Mar
raganzett Pier, on Tuesday last to be gone a
few weeks.
Misses Juliet and Grace Street,, of Bel Air,
are visiting near the Rocks.
Master Harry Price, of Darlington, is spend.
ing some time with Mrs. Thomas A. Hays, of
Bel Air.
Mrs. Hennessey and her daughter, Miss
Mamie, of Baltimore, are visiting r. E. Bouldin,
of Bel Air.
Misses Mile and Annie Young, left Bel Air
yesterday for a six months trip, in the Vest
During their absence they will visit Chicago
and St. Louis, where they have relatives.
Mrs Charles Young ofSt. Louis, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim.
Young, ofBel Air, left for her home on Satur-
day last.
Mrs. Martha Hanna, OF Bel Air, is spending
few days at Rural Hill, Nd
VIM. A. Hobliiz4ll, son frey. s. A. HobAt-
zell, Of Bel Air, has accepted position as first
assistant teacher in the Cambridge Academy
Miss Mary Henley, of Level, is visiting Mrs.
David Hanway, Bel Air
Theresa of to, ,;si I,
the residence of Mrs. Mary Dallam, in Bel Air.
Mr.. Bertram n. Stump of Bel Air, left on
Monday for NAlraganstt Pier.
A new board walk has been laid from the rail.
road station in Bel Air, running north to the
end of Mr.. Edward Ferry's property. 1t was
built BY private subscription, at the solicita.
tlon of Mr. Ferry
Mis-. Clarence Cochran, of Baltimore, is the
guest OF Mrs. VIM Young, Bel Air.
Mr.. Frank II. jacobs left Bel Air on Mond nv
for the Blue Mountain House, where he will
spend some time.
Miss. Fida Swartz left Bel Air, last Monday,
to visit friends in Hagerstown
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Norris and Mrs.
Springer, of Philadelphia, are visiting at the
residence Of Col. Ohio S. Lee
Mr.. Charles Richardson, of Bel Air, has been
quite i'll during the past ten days with dysen.
terry. He is little better. Dr.. L. Hall Rich
ardson has been attending him.
Mr.. j. VI. STREET. and his daughter, Miss Liz
zIe returned home last Tuesday evening,
attera very pleasant visit to Atlantic City and
Cape May.
Miss Lucy Sanncr, OF Baltimore, is Wis sitting
Mrs. John II. Heuer, Bel Air.
MIR. Walter Batcman and wife, Of Baltimore,
are visiting his father, Mr. Joseph Ba,cman, Bel
Air
A very interesting game of base ball was
played last Monday between the Excelsior
and Young Muilers, clubs of Bel Air, which
resulted in favor of the Young Muffcrs by a
score of2l to 10. The excelsior nine was COM
posed Of j. W. Richardson, c. VIM. Asher, p !;
Moores Maynadier, 3b; Jack Constable 2b :;
Bob Ayres, 1b; Julian Scott If; Joe Dunni-
gan r.f; j. W. Scott, Jr., SIS. The Young Muf
fers, who did not "muir'' on this occasion, were
Sol. Hobltzell, ID George Fisher, 2b; James
Richardson, 3b {; Albert Richardson, rf; Charlie
Richardson, If; Charlie DeEIaven, p; Walter
Lee, c.
Miss Roberta Archer will move her school
this fall to DR.. Wysong's new house on Broad.
way, which she has rented
Mr.. and Mrs. John &. Rouse and family leave
to-day, for Rehoboth Beach, New Jersey,
where they will spend some weeks.