The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-06-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The festival for the benefit of Rock Spring
rectory, last week, was well attended and
pleasant affair. The sum of sos was cleared.
MIR. Charles C. Bowman has bought from
Mr. William Silver, the farm of 264 acres, near
Avondale, formerly belonging to the late Jas.
Wiles
Wheat. generally, in Hartford county,
promises a fair yield, but observant farmers
are of the opinion that the hay crop will be
short.
"A heifer belonging to Mr.. John Dean,
near Bel Air, was killed by lightning during
the severe storm, on Thursday afternoon of
last week.
MIR. Septmus Davis, trustee, on Tuesday
sold at public sale, at Perryman, the Oliver
Gallup farm of 112 acres, near Perryman, to
George w. Gallup, for 900. IA
Mr.. W. B. Richardson, while loading car
with logs, at Aberdeen, on Monday, lost his
balance and jumped on cant hook, which in
ficted severe cash in his foot.
Miss Blanche Bagley delivered the clos
ing address, last Sunday week, at Friendship
M. E. Church. 1t was both able and
eloquent and was we'll received by the large
audience.
We are obliged to Mr.. Calvin Michael, of
Roanoke, Va, formerly of Hartford county,
for an invitation to attend the decennial ceie-
bration at Roanoke, which will take place
June 18th and 18TH ~
The Victor Base Ball Club Of Bel Air will
play their 4th game of this season on Saturday
next, at Darlington, with the Darlington
club. A good game is expected, as both clubs
will be at their best.
st. Francis Church, at Abingdon, has,
been thoroughly repaired. The carpenters
work was by Mr.. Patrick Martin and the plas-
tering by Messrs A. j. French and Martin
Purcell. bath room was also added to the
parsonage adjoining the church.
Miss Estelle Hutchins and Mr.. Harry T.
Pearce were married in st. James Protestant
Episcopal Church, by Rev. Geo. K. Warner,
on Wednesday afternoon. The bride is
daughter of the late John Hutchins, the groom
being a son of Jacob NJ. Pearce.
Mr. Samuel NJ. Lee exhibited in Bel Air,
ON Wednesday, some stalks of corn pulled up
at random in a field of 20 acres, on Mr.. James
Lees farm, Thomas Run. The tallest meas
ured feet and inches Mr.. Lee thinks the
field bids fair to produce 20 barrels to the
acre.
At the commencement exercises Of Johns
Hopkins University, at Baltimore, on Mon
day, the degree of Doctor of Philosophy was
conferred upon Mr.. Albert Benhardt Faust,
of Havre de Grace, and the degree of Bachelor
of Art, upon Mr.. Hugh Judge Jewett, of
Chenille.
Morning Star and Blenheim Odd Fellows
Lodges will make an excursion from Havre
de Grace to Colchester, on Thursday, July
7th The steamer will leave Havre de Grace
about Z A. NJ, and returning leave Colchester
at O'Clock, P. NJ. We have no doubt this
will be pleasant excursion.
Gilbert Walden, the brilliant Southern elo-
cutionist, will give an entertainment in Falls
ton Presbyterian Church, on Thursday even
ing, June 23d. Mr.. Walden will give SINH
lar entertainment in Highland Presbyterian
Church on Friday evening, June oath. Those
who attend these entertainments may be as
sured of evenings. of enjoyment.
The entertainment by Love Circle of the
Kings Daughters, in the Presbyterian Par
sonage, Churchvfll, Friday night, was sue
cess. A large crowd was in attendance and
the efforts of the young ladies to please their
patrons were much appreciated. The pro-
ceeds, $62, win be appropriated to some of the
charitable objects to which this benevolent as
ISOLATION is devoted.