The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1893-07-14

COONT1 DONDA1 OChOOL
convention of Hartford county Sunday Schools,
under the auspices of the county association,
the latter auxiliary TO the Maryland Sunday
School Union, will be held at Jarrettsville, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 25 and26. On
Tuesday morning Rev. B. F. Devrics will
deliver the address of welcome, to VIII. n there
will be responses by members of the conven-
ton. The Introductory address by the Presi-
dent, Rev. David Jamison, will be upon 1.-The
Churchs Duty to her Young Members" In
the afternoon, at $50 o'clock, there will be an
address by Mr. P. F. Ball, ''Our Elder Scholars;
Where are They?" This topic will be discuss
ed, also, by Mr.. w. A. Baker, State Superin-
| tendent. Rev. James A. Cleaver win address
the convention ON the Home and the Sunday
School, At P. NJ. after song aud prayer
service an address will be delivered by Rev.
! &. II. Mock, State Organizer.
On Wednesday morning, at $50 o'clock,
verbal reports of delegates will be received,
officers elected and an address delivered by
Rev. +. r. Isaac, on the "Importanee of
Working in Prayerful Spirit" general
discussion of the topic will follow.
| In the afternoon, at $50 o'clock, Chill
dren's Mass Meeting will be held. Addresses
by Rev. j. NJ Slarrow, Mr. Nathan Rigdon and
Rev. w. A Price. At o'clock the same
evening there will be general Sunday School
mass meeting, with song and prayer service
and an address by Rev. Mr.. Sothern, s'Love
the Ruling Power in Sunday School Teaching"
The committee on entertainment is compos-
ed of N. o. Merryman, DIR. M. L. Jarrett,
Howard Walters, Mrs. James Cleaver, Mrs.
NJ. V. Jarrett, Mrs. n. o. Stokes, Mrs. Wilson
ID. West, Mr.. J. Harry Ward.
The committee on music consists Of j. NJ.
Hendrix, G. A. Cairnes, j. c. Taylor, Mrs. b.
F. Devries, Miss julia Jarrett, Miss Irene
Miller, Miss Ella NJ. Stritehoff, Miss Minnie
Cairnes.
Rev. David Jamson is President of the
county association and Mr.. Edward N. Brown,
Secretary.
DEATH OF DIR. IIAKLAN.-Dr. David Harlan,
retired Medical Director of the United States
Navy, died at four o'clock Wednesday morning,
July 18th, at his home near Churchville He
had been i'll for several months and his death,
therefore, was not unexpected. A widow
and four sons survive him. The latter are
DIR. Herbert Harlan, Demonstrator of Ana
tony at the University of Maryland; Henry
d. Harlan. Chief Judge OF the Supreme Bench
of Baltimore city w. Beatty Harlan, mem
Der of the Hartford bar, and David 4. Harlan,
civil engineer now located at Lima, Ohio.
His oldest child and only daughter, Oleita,
died when just reaching womanhood.
DIR. Harlan was born November 80, 1909, at
Strawberry Hill farm, near Stafford. He was
a descendant in the fourth generation OF
Michael Harlan, who with his brother George
came to America in 1887 and settled near Ken
nett, Pa. From thence jeremiah Harlan, DIR.
IIarlan's father, came to Hartford during the
, last quarter of the 18th century, and bought
Strawberry Hill farm, which Is picturesauely
. situated on the hills OF the Susquehanna river
] In 1900 Jeremiah Harlan married Esther
! stump. They had seven children, David be
ling the fifth. The education of the latter
was begun by DIR. Samuel Guile, graduate Of
: Harvard College, who was employed as
, tutor in Mr.. Jeremiah Harlan's family. David
also attended Rock Run Academy, or Steph
ensons School House, and in 1929, at the age
, of 20, began the study of medicine under DIR
a John Archer, of Rock Run. Afterwards h,
attended the Maryland Hospital and thu
Washington Medical School Of Baltimore
< graduating as physician in 1882.
d DIR. Harlan Immediately removed to Ken
/ county, where he practiced his profession TO
0 three years. Upon the recommendation o.
e DR.. Mackenzie he applied for admission t.