The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-06-28


Jacobs Week.-Mrs. VIM. A. French. Misses
Agnes Cover and Clara Carroll
Other ladies will also be invited TO assist
The ladies were very much encouraged by the
attendance at tue last meeting and by the con-
uibu'ions already received. They desire a
full attendance ofall interested at the meet
ing to be held in Bel Air on Wednesday after
noon, July 81, at 1 80 O'clock
ARCHER INSTITUTE CUMMENCEMENr.-.M
sonic Hall, Bel Air, was crowded, last Friday
evening, June 2lst, with relatives and friends
OF Miss Roberta Archcr's pupils, for whose
pleasure an excellent musical entertainment
had been arranged. The fair pupil, looked as
bright aud lovely as the flowers with which the
stage was decorated, and acquitted themselves
with credit.
MI William II. Harlan, uu behalf of the pIin.
cIpal presenicIto the pupils their awards OF
merits, AS follows
TO Miss Bessie Street,, PyIcsvile, and Miss
Constance f. Adams, Of Loudon county, Va,
Tor scholarship, each gold medal, their stand.
rng in all Of The classes being so nearly equal
that = Wa, impossible to discriminate between
them. To Miss Mamie Michael, of Pcrryman,
for instrumental music, gold medal. To Miss
Chuttic Rogers, Of Loudou county, Va, for
vocal music, gold medal Miss Maggie Rosan.
Bel Air, silver medal. TO Miss Lena Van.
Bibbcr Bel Air, for German, gold medal
To Miss Daisy Archer, Hartford county, china
painting, pin set with pearls Miss Mamie
Michael, for oil printing, gold pin.
.iipYip. al
named and TO Misses Halle Gilbert, Joanna
Holland, Susie CaighIl, Lizzie b. Terry, OF
Roanoke county, Va, and to Master Percy
Archer.
The singing was excellent 1t consisted of
vocal duets by Mise, Rogers and Rosan and by
Misses Lizzie and Juliet STREET.. tho
by tie Misses Street, and Smith /:
solos by Misses Rogers, Rosan, Juliet Street,
and Lizzie Street,. There was piano solo by
the Misses Wilson aud Mary Warren; piano
duets by Misses Holland aud Archer: Misses Van
Bibbcr and Michael Misses Michael and Archer ;
piano trio by Misses Williams and Richardson
piano solos by Misses Elsie Williams, Lizzie B.
Terry, Juliet Street,, Bessie Street,, Miss
Whtciurd, Daisy Archer and Mamie Michael.
The entertainment closed with quartctte,
"Good Night" 10y Misses Street,, Smith and
Rosau.
Upon the conclusion of the exercises dance
took place, closing al midnight.
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Bel AIR NOTES Mr.. c. II. Holloway, of
Level, on Monday began building new dwell
ing house for Mr.. }. II. {. Watts, on the site OF
the one destroyed by fire, on the 4th of last May.
II ,yill Ia. tpp, tn, .f,I,
mausard root, and is to be completed BY Novem-
Der,
Mrs. X. II. Mitchell, Of Baltimore, who has
been Ill for some time, with nervous prostIa.
ton, is improving.
Rev. VIM. ?. Fluncy, Of Cream Ridge, y. j.,
preached an impressive and eloquent sermon in
the Presbyterian Church last sunday.
Mrs. VIM, s Richardson returned last Friday,
from visit to Norfolk. Her sou, Mr.. VIM B.
Richardson, and Mr.. Calvin Amos, spent several
days in Norfolk and vicinity last week, return.
ing with Mrs, Richardson.
MIR. VIM. X. Evans, Mt the Bel Air Drug Store,
last week gave away TO the thirsty small boys
about 800 glasses OF soda water. The boys pro-
nounccd it II fist class article.
The cushioned road cart given to the Masonic
Bazaar was rain ID ON Tuesday aud won by Judge
James D. Walters.
We acknowledge the receipt, from MIR. Allen
$. Martin, son OF DR.. Richard 7. Martin, OF Eas-
ton, Md, formerly OF Bel Air, of an invitation
to attend the commencement OF the Easton
High School, which will take place tonight
Mr.. Martin is only sixteen years of age and the
youngest of his class, but has been awarded a
scholarship in st. Johns College and was
selected to deliver the salutatory address at the
commencement tonight. His friends in Bel Air
will be pleased to learn of the progress he has
made and of the houOrs he has won.
The reunion OF old Bel Air Academy pupils
has been postponed until Monday evening next,
July 1st, in Masonic Hall, Bel Air. About thirty
of the old pupils have sgnhed their intention
of being present, aud all Of the former pupils
of this time.honored institution are expected
to be present whether they have received nvi-
tatiOns or not.
Capt, Il. f.. Bouldiu, at Blick Store, corner
of Main and Office streets, Bel Air, offers large
supply Of clothing for many men ofmany minds,
and all cheap and good
On Wednesday Mrs Joseph +. Batcmau found
an unwelcomc visitor in her dining room and
promptly killed it. It was house snake, about
twelve inches IN length.
Miss Clearance Lee returned on Monday, from
a visit 10 her aunt, Mrs. Philip Cover, in Halt-
more.
Dr. John Fnney, of Boston, is visiting his
father, Rev. +. d. Firney.
On Wednesday several persons received
anonymous notes warning them to keep their
dogs tied fora few days. Some needed the
waning others did not. Thursday morning
it was found that II number of dogs had been
poisoned. Among those who lost their CANNES
were John g. Rouse II. b. Bruins, john Bauer,
Charles Carver p. {. Ballzsll C2), Craw ford
Burns and Theodore Saunders. A dog which