The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-06-14


Sci AIR NOTES Last Friday Thomas, aged
two years, . little son OF Mr.. Wm. }. yickers,
WAS left by his mother asleep NJ stairs, The
l':li, fellow awuke and in walking around
the room toll through hole from which q
register had teen taken. He alighted upon the
dining room stove and when his mother return
ed from the store whittier she had gone she
found him hanging partly out of the window
The child fell distance of ten or eleven feet
and was uninjursd, except by few scratches.
A very pleasant entertainment was given, last
Friday evening, by the pupils Of Archer lnsti-
tute, ut the school, on Broadway, Miss Roberta
Archer, Principal 1t consisted of a diverting
little play, entitled "'rhe Organ Grinder" by
Maria Edgcworth The characters were Mr..
Haines, Percy Archer Mrs Haines, Lizzie b.
Terry Mrs. Ross, Constance Adams Prissy
Ross, Susie Craighil Mrs. Brown, Mamie
Michael Bess, Patty and Lucy Hsines, Lena
VanBibber, Chattie Rogers and Halle Gilbert.
After the play refreshments were served and a
little dance followed. The entertainment was
chiefly for the young folks, large number OF
whom were present
The Jackson Guards will parade in full dress
uniform, at o'clock, this Friday evening.
| A large and valuable horse belonging to Mr..
Daniel Carroll died of collie, few nights ago.
Mr.. B. + Munick has rented his coal and
lumber yards near the station TO Mr.. Edward
Ferry.
During thunder storm, on Monday, the
lightning played pranks in the telegraph office
in Bel Air. The operator, Mr. Detereau1 Prigg,
found matters were getting entirely too lively
and left the room. When he returned he found
thatthe switch board, whichhad beenfastened 10
the wall, with.two inch screws, was torn from
its place aud the wires melted. The call bell
was damaged and q window curtain scolched by
the lightning
Nj Joseph Ridgely of Baltimore, aud his
family, are boarding at Sweets Hotel
Miss Halle VanBibher, who has been attend
ing Madam Earle's school, in Washington,
returned home ast week.
The Ladies Committee in charge OF the ba2ar
To be hci her" NIX, August for the r,uch' OF
! ~" 'uclEr.lts L'bsurY aud The JncE-cn Nunrds
VIII hold m,et'ug "a ID, Guards Arwory ou
Wrtucsd,s. tt'h, at 4 Iaf VI.
Mrs Fra. harnri and Mr-. Kemp, B,lU.
NOR, arr9e. ,' tn ,rsd,ncc Of Loi OHIO
Ice. On Nedu",dAt
Mis- Hanuan -. lies. daughter at 81 ythr
5. Ire, c,nc home ou Tuesday, from school IN
Philadelphia.
broadway, Gordou, franklin and Alice Ann
streets have al been pat in good condition by
road ma nhincs Alice Ann street and part of
GORDON street bad Il. yer been worked before
The advantage Of road machines is shown by
the fact thai the entire work cost only slG
On Thursday morning Mrs, Edward Wagner
tainted Will" waiting in the rostotiice for the
mai TO he opened. She was carried into the
residence Of DE- j q. Dance. DR.. Lee, who
was promptly on the spot administered restora.
tlyes and she soon recovered
The Worthwhile Couet Band. Prof D. IL.
Richey, ieadef, made al excursion to Bel Air
Oh Thursday. They visited the bazaar, where
they rendered some OF their best selections for
the dClcctatinn OF the adde's present, and after
wnrt. -rrea1u' We newspaper uilicr..' For
ilg3 compliment :. ~, tim. he, h,,c oar