The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-08-02


BEL AIR N oTEs.-Mr. and Mrs. s. Webster
Bradford have returne from pleasant trip
to Atlantic City.
The Bel Air Mandolin Club gave an enjoy
able entertainment at Forest Hill last Thurs
day evening. A number of recitations were
given by local talent. The entertainment was
under the direction of the Y. w. e. T. U. of
Forest Hill.
Mir. and Mrs. W. Boyd Bell and daughter,
Miss Margaret, and Miss Alice Lee left on
Saturday for Ocean City.
The rain Friday evening broke up the lawn
fete that was being held by the ladies of the
Presbyterian Church, at Mrs. Alice Richard
sons. The tables and articles were removed
to the lecture room, where the festival was
continued. The proceeds went to the organ
fund.
Miss Ella German, Of Towson, is visiting
Miss Sadie Proctor, of Bel Air.
DIR. Frank F. Forwood, of Chester, Pa, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. For
wood.
Messrs. William A. Fisher, Jr., Warren
Bucker and T. Dudley Riggs, center rush on
Princetons foot ball team, OF Baltimore,
stopped several hours at the Rouse House last
Monday morning. They were on wheels,
| bound for Narragansett Pier, K. |.
Miss Hannah Hughes, daughter OF Sheriff
| W. Oliver Hughes, is visiting Miss Hattie
Smith, OF Lapidum.
MIR. Percy F. Archer has accepted position
as stenographer in the Navy Department,
Washington, d. e.
Mr. George VI. Fisher, of Washington, ID.
c., is spending the week with his parents.
! Two parties from Bel Air are camping at
Towards this week. Messrs. p. NJ. Magma
dier, Frank Fulford, Silas Smith and James
Bauer comprise the one party, and Mr.. Allen
Kirk and Masters Frank Lee and Melvin
Knoher make up the other party. MIR. W.
Smithson Forwood has generously allowed
the young men free access to his truck gar
den, near the camp. They report fine time.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Standiford, Of Woodbury.,
Md, returned home on Monday after two
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Geatty,
Mrs. Standiford's parents
Miss Grace Thomas and nephew, Mr.. Will
liam Hill, Of Darlington, were visiting friends
in Bel Air, Tuesday. Miss Thomas left yes
terday for two weeks soiourn at Avon-by,
theSea, N. j.
Miss Bessie Richardson is spending the
week with Misses Halle and Lena Van ibber,
near Bel Air.
A small mule, accompanied by three of the
young ladies of our town in blackboard,
slowly, very slowly, 'plodded its weary way
|
Mr. a. Preston Gilbert, who is located fol-
the summer at Atlanta, Ca, is much pleased
with that city, but says that the thermometer
was above one hundred several days last
week Preston should come to Bel Air for q
week and get cool.
| The Bel Air Mandolin Club is something
of which the town may well feel proud. A
number of it's members possess unusual mu
steal ability, and the club as i whole renders
excellent music.
Col. Daniel Scott left on Monday for 8
months sojourn at Rawley Springs, Va.
Rev. Mr. Castleman and family arrived last
evening from Virginia. Rev. Castleman takes
charge of the Emmanuel Episcopal church
The ladies Of the congregation have made
every effort to make the cozy parsonage al
attractive inside as it Is outside. A warn
supper at the parsonage awaited their arrival
Miss Mamie Swsrtz, of Emmorton, wht
has been spending few days with the Mise
Proctor, Bel Air, has returned home.
Miss Bessie ID. w. Lee, daughter of Col
Ohio ). Lee, was taken seriously i'll on las
Saturday afternoon, but under the careful at
tention of DR.. j. c. Butler is rapidly GONZALES
cling.