The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-07-27
Focal Aftairs.
LITTLE LOCALS.

LITTLE LOCALS.
We are indebted to Mr.. John Sawyer, of
Emmorton, for a basket full of delicious ripe
apples.
Miss Roberta Archer's school on Main
street, Bel Air, will reopen about the middle of
September.
Miss Clara II. Kurtz has been appointed
teacher of Jarrettsville Graded School, in place
of Miss Nina Duncan, signed
"A ten year old son of George James, living
near Emmorton, while playing last Tuesday
morning fell and broke his collar bone.
The second quarterly meeting of West Har
ford Circuit was held at Cooptown NJ. f.
Church, Sunday and Monday, 22d and 23d in
slant.
"A valuable horse belonging to Mrs. Pris
ella y. Webster, of Deer Creek, choked TO
death last Tuesday morning while eating feed
of oats.
"A postofiice was established, on Tuesday,
at Harkins' Store, Marshall's district, Hartford
county, with Richard f. Harkius as postmaster,
to be supplied special from Pylesville.
S''Sio VI administration c. |. q. nave been
granted on the estate of Henry S. Harlan to
David Harlan, W. Beatty Harlan and Henry
Harlan. They gave bond in the penal sum OF
5000.
The ladies of Mount Zion Church, Fountain
Green, will hold their annual festival next
week, commencing August LIST and continuing
till August 4th. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday nights.
Work on tie new Methodist Episcopal
Church, in Bel Air, is progressing rapidly.
The window and door frames are in position,
and in few days the workmen expect TO have
the brick work to the top of them.
Mr.. A. Oliver Richardson, near Bel Air,
has threshed his wheat crop, and found that
ten acres yielded thirty bushels per acre the
average yield upon thirteen acres being twenty.
five bushels to the acre.
Mrs. Laura v. Lilly has rendered her resig-
nation as postmaster Of Hartford Furnace, Har.
ford county, Md, TO take effect September 3Oth.
She recommends the appointment of T. J. OF.
liver as her successor.
st. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Sunday
School, of Perrymans, Mr.. Rudolph Grill, su.
perintendent, will hold Its annual picnic on Wed.
nesday, August LIST, in the grove near the church.
They invite everybody to come and amuce them.
selves.
The Aberdeen Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School, with the other schools in the neighhor.
hood, spent the afternoon of Wednesday, 18th
instant in the woods, near their church. An
unusually pleasant time for young and old is
reported.
The Methodist Protestant Sunday School OF
Union Chapel will hold their annual pic mic, in
the grove adjoining the Chapel, on Thursday,
August I'd. A good dinner and plenty OF re-
freshments will be provided, and a good time is
expected.
The thirteenth annual harvest home will be
held at the Rocks of Deer Creek, Thursday and
Friday, August 9Th and 10th. The pro-
gramme will include addresses, music, &c.
The Harvest Home is one of Harford's holidays
and large number are annually drawn to.
gether by it.
"A political meeting will be held over Moore
Bros store, at Fallston, on Saturday evening,
August 4th, at $50 o'clock. The tariff will be
discussed by Mr.. George Y. Maynadier, Mr..
Thomas ii. Robinson and others Those en-
gagged in farming pursuits will find it to their
interest TO attend and hear arguments upon
this important topic