The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-10-25
Bel Air Notes.

Mr.. William F. Filler, of Highlandtown,
Baltimore county, was pleasant caller at
| The HgiS Office last Monday.
Mr.. Reginald Constable, of Cecil county, is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. F. W. Baker is visiting friends in Bal
| timore.
Miss Whittle left on Saturday for an ex-
tended visit in Washington.
MIR. Fred r. Williams, who has been away
| on visit North for some time, has returned
home.
Mr.. James A. Lyle has returned home from
visit to relatives in Virginia.
Miss Mamie Elliott of Baltimore is visiting
| Rev. s. A. Hoblitzell and family at the NJ. p.
Parsonage, Bel Air.
The Bel Air Mandolin Club is being re-or-
ganized. The club has excellent musical talent
but the difficulty heretofore was in getting
the members together for practice. Fines
will be imposed for non-attendance at prac-
tice, and absence for three consecutive meet
ings without good cause will forfeit member
ship.
Mrs. Price, Miss Grace Thomas and Mr..
William Hill, of Darlington, were in town
yesterday.
Mr. Mitchell Harrison, owner of the Chest
nut Hill stock farm at Chestnut Hill, Pa,
and two friends passed through Bel Air on
Wednesday. They were driving tally-ho.
Washington was their destination.
Mr.. Perrine and family, Of Baltimore, spent
last Saturday and Sunday at the Rouse House
Misses NJ. Florence Mitchell, of Aberdeen,
and Libbie Spencer, of Lapidum, are the
guests Of Miss Hannah Hughes.
List of letters remaining in the Bel Air
post office: Mrs Elc Ecks, Mr.. Daniel Glea
son, Mr.. Joe Nicholas, Joseph Shawen, Mr..
William Wallace and E. II. Wollaston.
Convention at the Mountain Christian
Church.
The eighteenth annual convention Of the
Christian Missionary Society Of Maryland,
Delaware and District of Columbia, will con-
vene in the Mountain Christian Church on
October goth, Both -and 31st. The programme
will be as follows: Preaching, Monday, 2Sth,
at 7.30 P. NJ.
Tuesday morning, October Goth.
Preachers Day.-9.30 A. NJ. prayer and
praise meeting, Cyrus Holt 10 A. NJ. 'Our
Plea, What is it ?" f. d. Power ats Success
in the Middle States" j. A. Hopkins; "How
| Can it be Made More Efficient in the East ?'
W. S. Hoye "Have we Reproduced the Apos-
tolic Church 90 B. A. Abbott.
Afternoon Session. 2. NJ, 1.-THE Harvest
Field, and Need of More Lsborers," E. b.
Bagby ''The Secrets of Preachers Power"
| Peter Ainslie 1.-THE Next Reformation, What
| will it be ~ P. A. Cave sour Right to Exist,
What is it ~ w. j. Cooke William H. Schell
will preside addresses limited to twenty
| minutes.
Evening Session.-7.30, introduc tory SER
mon, j. d. Hamaker.
"Wednesday Morning, October 3Oth.-9.3O
A. NJ, prayer and praise meeting 10 A. NJ,
enrolment report of churches, board, evan
gelists, educational committee appointment
of committee.
] Woman's Session.-7.30 p NJ. preaching
collection for district work.
Thursnay Morning, October 3lst-9.3o A.
| NJ, praise service; 10 A. NJ, Sunday School
session; report of schools addresses, Jesse
DeHoff and j. r. Osburn Sunday School
parliament, conducted by E. K. Bagby
awarding of banner.
Convention Session. P. NJ, report OF
committees future work.
| c. Z. Session.-7.30 special address, Peter
Ainslfe collection for the education Of young
men.
F. D. Power, pastor of Garfield Memorial
Christian Church, Washington, D. G., is
President of the Convention, and w. s. Hoye
| Secretary.
The delegates will be entertained by the
members and friends Of the church. Every
body is invited.