The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1896-04-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Hope base ball club of Taylor, de
feated the Don't Kick Club of Bel Air, by a
score of IA to Is.
-Rev. s. c. WATSON, pastor of Churchville
Presbyterian Church, will repeat by request,
the sermon Elijah at Horeb."
Mr.. W. B. Nelson has contracted with
Mr.. d. J. Shannahan to build a large dwelling
in the Dalam Addition to Bel Air.
Governor Lowndes has fixed Friday, June
2G, as the date for the execution OF James IT,.
Truss, who has been convicted of murder in
the first degree in Cecil county.
"A lecture will be given at Garrettson VI.
E. Church on Thursday, April %, at O'Clock
p. NJ, by Rev D. A. Foard Subject, "a
Mile Minute" Proceeds for the church.
Among the graduates of the Maryland
University of Medicine are DIR. A. +, Nanthb-
Der, son of Mr. George l.. VanBibber, of Bel
Air and Dr. Thomas Hall Emory, son of The
late DIR. Richard Emory, of the Manor.
MIR. Dillwyn Hopes of Bynum has made
application for the benefit OF the lnsolyent
laws. Mr.. Joseph T. Hopes was appointed
preliminary trustee and gave bond for $1,000
indicating assets for one half the amour.
We call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of Mr.. James c, Young in
this issue. The presents he offers are exactly
what they are represented to be and his many
customers should appreciate his liberality in
aiding them to furnish their homes without
cost.
Last Sunday morning special collection
was taken up at Churchville Presbyterian
Church for the purpose of eXtinguishing the
church debt The congregation contributed
literally and more than $500 was raised, which
was ample to pay every obligation and leave
small sum besides.
As Miss Eta Ridgley was driving through
Bel Air on Tuesday her horse became unman-
agabIe and commenced to kick. The young
lady was slightly injured by one of the hoofs
of the vicious animal, but escaped with only
a few bruises. Miss Barnard, who was in the
vehicle, was uniniured. The wagon was
practically demolished.
We are indebted to Mr.. L. H. Asherfeld
of Havre de Grace for a copy of his latest
musical composition the Havre de Grace
High School March, dedicated to Professor
Charles T. Wright the popular principal of
Of the Havre de Grace school. Mr.. Ascher- |
fields compositions have always received uni |
Yersai commentator.
The congregation of the First Presbyterian |
Church of Bel Air on Sunday morning extend |
ed a unanimous call to Rev. I. G. Jennings, |
As pastor of the church. Mr.. Jennings will |
graduate at Princeton Theological Seminary |
next month. He is about % years of age and |
unmarried. Mr. Jennings has declined the |
call and u new election will have to be held.
Preparation is going on for Christian
Endeavor Convention to be held at HaVre de |
Grace on Friday, May 9, in the Presbyterian
Church of that place. An effort is being |
made to have speakers of national reputation
address the Endeavorers, and an interesting
time may be expected. The meeting will be-
gin at 10 o'clock aud continue throughout the
day.
The following visitors from Hartford Odd |
Fellow Lodges visited Elkton Lodge on Fri
aay evening. From Triumph Lodge, Bel Air,
James G. Young, j. w. Anderson, n. II.
Dean, C. s. Jones, !. W, Thompson, G. w.
Pyle, j. F. Dean, j. w. Bauer, $. &. James,
Joha l.. McRoy, Z. &. Mckinney. Morning
Star Lodge, lIavre de Grace, was represented
by Isaac Ileeht and others.
Mr. L. Harry WehA u gave a delightful
boating party from Lapidum on last Wednes-
day tia, ,rip on the steam tug extended as far
rs the Fish Guing: ssion Station. The party
was as follows: Mr.. ana Mrs. W. Boyd Bell,
Misses sur:,. STREET. Dora Holmes, Helen
Ward. Of Elizabeth, \. j., Helen Stockton, of
Princeton, J Emma Peabody, of Appleton,
Wis, Frances srhouer, of Elkton, Md, Elise,
Harriet \. and Rush Williams, Messrs. X.
Harry Webster, Walter Finney, John s. Web
ster, John e. Constable and Elmer j. Cook.