The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-07-31
IIIE ECIS AND lNTELLICENCER
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

master nj lrosl'ctt; WIZ o. W. 80
resigned
Letters of administration upon the esta'
OF Robert e. Turner have been granted Il
Thomas Turner.
The Joppa sunday School will hold
festival at Joppa station, b. u H. H. Oh
August l3, IA and II,
The County Commissioners visited th'
aImshouse on Tuesday and reported every
thing in 4 very satisfactory condition.
While Mr.. Charles H. Preston, the Jar
rettsvllc butcher, was at breakfast, on Sa'ui
day, some one quietly relieved him OF a lot oil
meat
The Democratic meeting i'll Bel Air on
Saturday evening will he addressed by Judge
George \. Maynadicr, Walter W. Preston and
others.
John NJ. Mackin, of hartford County, has
been chosen as the, Elector for the Second
Congressional district, on the Prohibition
ticket.
The forty-hour devotion will commence
at 81. Mary's Church, Clermont Mills, on sun
day, August ID and continue until Tuesday,
August 4.
The stone work on Emmanuel z. h. Church
has been completed by Mr.. Samuel Maggie,
and is lasting monument of his skill anu
ability as a workman.
MIR Daniel Rider and Miss Minnie +.
Kniser, both of Bttersville Pa, were married
on Tuesday at the VI. z. parsonage, Bel Air,
by Rev. s. b. Tredway.
An echo meeting is TO be held on sunday
afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church.
Bel Air Reports of the delegates to the l.
P.S. &. +. Convention will he given.
MIR. Harry S. MONKS, OF Baltimore, and
Miss Elizabeth H. lingan, of Bel Air, were
married on Wednesday afternoon at the resi-
dence OF Mr. John +. I.ingan, by Rev. H. A. Cas-
teman.
Home Secret Lodge, X. of T., OF Shaws-
vile, took part in the ceremony on saturday
when the West Liberty Jr. o. U. A. NJ raised
a tla. over the Union school house, near Cor
such Mills.
AT the Methodist Protestant Church on
Sunday night Rev. :. b. Tredway gave an ac-
count of the proceedings of the National i.
P.S. c. 4. Convention, to large and deeply
interested audience.
Katie Mr.. H. b. Bruins charming little
daughter is the proud possessor OF hand
some watch, given her by Rev. Father Fred
erick MS A reward of merit for services render
ed st lgnatius Church.
"A lawn fetc for the benefit Of the sulier-
inc Armenians will he held on the lawn in
frnpt of Mrs. John d. Worthington's resi-
dencs, near Bel Air on this friday evening |
commencing at & O'Clock. The public Is COS
daily invited.
Rev, William A. Price, pastor ot nelhe'
PRESBYTERIAN Church, gave very intfttSl4s
and entertaining sketch of the recent 'hfiS-
tian Endcavor Convention, at North Benz
Cuurch on Sunday. There was large coz
gregation present
The Yacht, Rambler, took out party
from uavre lie Grace on Monday, hound Tor
Pools Island on a fishing cruise. In the
party were Mcssrs. Fred 5. AXtell and Yer
non Avtell, of Baltimore, j. VIM. o'Nclli |
and Walter I. Jackson. |
Miss Emily Helen Glenn, only daughter |
of Mr.. and Mrs b. +. Darbie, will be married |
on Wednesday, August ), at . A. NJ TO MI. |
George F. Speidel, of Iowa. The ceremony |
will be performed at st. Mary's Catholic |
Church, CIermont Mills.
MIR. Andrew Drane, OF Iowson, VINO mas |
been spending some time with his father-in- |
law, Nc. Joseph l.oker, near PleasantVllle, |
was badly hut on Saturday by kick from
horse which he was endeavoring to eaten. |
DIR. Ii. w. Davis was called to attend him.
The annual harvest home picnic took
place on Wednesday at the Rocks. Addresses
were made by President Sylvester and froies-
sors Johnson and Robinson, OF the Maryland
Agricultural College. The Norrisviile Band
furnished the music. There was i limited
crowd in attendance.
MIR. } Swami Everist and DIR. j. Clarke |
Segar, representing the Tennis Club Of
Ilayre de Grace, played a match game on
Wednesday with Mcssrs. George n. Atkinson
and Joseph a. Everist at Port Deposit. The |
game resulted in the defeat of the llavre de
Grace team, the score being, Ca, Is and
g.
--Rev. s. Is. Iredway delivered an address
on "Ciood Citizenship before the Fountain
Green W. G. T. l.. on Friday night. The
choir of the Bel Air NJ. 7. Church had charge
OF the music, assisted by the Keen Qnartette,
Misses Grace Coale and Lutte Keen being the
organists. K. w. Romberger was cornetist.
good number of people were present.
The second dance of the Hartford Cotilllon
Club was held at the Tempe Hall on Friday
evening The attendance was very much
greater than on the previous occasions and
the evening was passed delightfully."-. The
music was from Baltimore, and was very good.
The chaperones were Mesdames ). a. VIII
liams, Ohio s. Lee, j. c. Butler, W. Is. Bell
and Gilbert $. Hawkins.
Daniel, an eight year old son of Mr..
Daniel Carroll, of Bel Air, made very mar
row escape from being burned to death on
Monday afternoon. lie was playing in the
stable with some powder which he had taken
from cartridges After removing the balls
he poured the powder on the floor and ap-
piled a burning match. The powder ignited
and flashed in the child's face, smuggling his
hair and severely burning him.
"A new mail route has been established
and will go into effect on Monday August II,
between Bel Air and Darlington. 1t will in
clude Fountain Green, Fulford, Churchyille
and GIcnVille post Offices. Mail will leave
Bel Air at 930 A. NJ, reaching Darlington at
lP. NJ. 1t will leave the latter place on its
return at . +. NJ, arriving in Bel Air at $40
T. M. The contract for carrying the mail
has been awarded to j. +. Stewart, OF Missouri,
for 1884.
-MrJohn e. &atmough's handsome yacht,
Carrie, left Hayre de Grace on Monday even
ing for lengthy cruise down the Chesapeake.
Capt Ii. j. Poplar was in command and the
paIty consisted of S,atos Alton 81 aud
Mrs Walter ". Preston, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
seueca Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin BisAell, Mr.
". !. Forwood, Jr., Misses Lillian and
Priscilla Forwood, Misses Bessie and Alice
Lee, &. Cover STREET., Miss Juliet Street,,
Henry Il. Mayuadier and DR.. Iebuion Lowe.
They expect to DC gone several days.
A harvest home service was held at the
Presbyterian Church in Bel Air on Sunday
morning. The pulpit was beautifully and
artiR,caly decorated with stalks of corn and
sheafs OF wheat and oats. Rev. kerby $.
Miller delivered an impressive and eloquent
address, basing his remarks upon Ruth %
chapter 4th verse: ''The Lord be with YOU and
they responded, the Lord bless thee" A
large congregation listened attcntivey to the
sermon. Rev. +. II. FitzSimon, pastor OF
Harmony Church, preached at night very ac