The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1897-09-03


this morning, being satisfied that lie had
nothing to do with his wife's fall Mrs.
Bakers condition showed an improvement
tonight.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swekendick, of baltimore
are stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Vogts
Miss Minnie Vogts, of Baltimore, has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Nogts.
Mrs. Capt. Bennett and son William, Of
Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. NJ. f. Cochran.
Miss Florence Whitaker is lying i'll at her
home near Forest Hill.
Mr.. j. Henry Jarrett, of Jarrettsyille, left
on Monday for a soiouru at Jordan White
Sulphur Springs, Va.
Misses Lille Touchtou and Ida Braid of
Baltimore, who have been visiting MIR. aud
Mrs. William I. Mckee, of Sharon, have re-
turned home.
The condition of Mr.. Elmer j. Cook who
is i'll at the home of his parents in Green
castle, Pa. is somewhat improved.
Miss May Stewart has returned home from
visit to friends at Forest Hill.
Mrs. Ygnacio Calderon and her three
daughters Misses Arcadia, Florence and Nellie,
left Havre de Grace for Baltimore last week,
going from there to Philadelphia and New
York. They expect to sail for their home in
Tacua, Peru, about September 80.
Mr. and Mrs. George Dunn, of Washing
ton, d. G., guests of relatives in Hartford
Miss Maud Spencer. of Lapidum, is visiting
friends In Cecil county
Miss Ida France, OF Gainesville, is visiting
friends in Bel Air.
Mr. T. j. Frock, of Baltimore, is visiting
relatives at Shane.
Miss Dora Wiley, of Norrisville, is the
guest of friends at Mt. Washington, Md.
Miss Sallie Poplar,of Havre &c Grace, is
visiting in Wilmington, Del.
Rev. WIN. A. Carver and son, Walter, of
Dillsburg, Pa, are visiting relatives in Har-
ford county.
Mr.. Bertram n. STUN p, returned from Eng
land last week reaching New ork on Friday,
in six days frcm Southampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles K. Kirwan and Miss
Edith May Stevens, Of Baltimord are visiting
Mrs. j. c. NJ ichael, Aberdeen.
me ncl
The first tournament of the year to be held
at the county seat took place at the Fair
grounds on Friday last, under the auspices OF
the Hartford Wheelmeu's Club and was to n
marked degree successful. There was very
good attendance, both Hartford and Baltimore
counties being well represented.
The entries were as follows: 'Knight OF
My Lady's Manor" Charles f. Howard;
mount Ayre," Howard Stansbury; Mount
Prospect" Harry Stausbury; "River View"
K. F. Hanway; 'Glenarm," w. e. McComas;
| "Mount Ida" Bertram Stansbury; "Wiina,
G. W. StaudiforG; 'St. James" 5. f SheP-
pard; "Wilow Valley" Charles Archer:
'sAberdeen," William Il. Rawhouser; "Mel-
rose, }. II. Cockey; Greenwood" ?. sic
The knights formed in procession at the
court house and marched TO the grounds &C
companied by the Bel Air Cornet Band, under
! the leadership of Mr.. Edward Ferry. Mr..
James G. Young was chief marshal with
| Clifford D. Rosan and Nicholas Hutchins, as
aids, and Louis Williams, Malcolm Worthing-
ton and Wallace Broumel os herads.
| The charge to the knights was delivered
in a mastery style by Mr.. John S. Young and
the coronation address by Judge Mayuadier,
| IN his usual forceful manner.
| The entries were divid into two classes,
professional and amateur, the first class con
tending for cash prizes, and the second fol-
honors. The professional contests resulted
il six tie runs, and the amateur in four ties,
which necessitated Il second ride in each case
The Knight of "M 0unt Ayre' Won first money
and the knight of Aberdeen, second money
The Knight of "My Lady's Manor crowned
Miss Mabel STREET., of Bel Air, as Queen; the
| Knight of 'Mount Prospect crowned Miss
Ida Green, of Sweet Air, as first maid o.
honor; the Knight of "Melrose" chose Mis-:
Pet lie Breu, of Baltimore as second maid ant
the Knight of 'Mount Ida" named Mis-!
Roberta Maynadier, OF Bel Air third maid
The coronation ceremonies aud the &C
companyng dance were held at night in the
| assembly room of the Masonic Temple, aut
were attended by large number Of persons
Proceedings of the school Commits
siOncrs.
Delegates under the leadership of Mr.. Johr
T. Kennedy on the one side and MIR. VIM. II
Tucker on the other, appeared before the
board, with reference to the proposed chang
of teachers at the Hickory school. 1t wal
decided that Mr.. Walter Slade, the newl,
elected trustee is not resident Of the dis
trict, and that majority of the trustees il
attem pting to change the teachers were act
ing against the best interests of the school
The Board decided that Mr.. Slade was INTEL
gible to hold the position of trustee. where
upon the other trustees rendered their resig
nations The resigntaions were accepted anc
the following trustees selected: John b
Wysong, T. Burling Grafton and j. Ruff
STREET..
In consideration of having commenced tn
school year on August Both the Board decided
to give a holiday on the Friday after Thanks
giving day, Nov. &c.
The stockholders OF Susquehanna Hall haV
ing forfeited to the School Board their in
terest In said Hall, according to the terms AM
conditions in the agreement between the tw
boards. it was ordered that the said hall b.
taken possession of and fitted up for schoO
purposes Immediately.
Messrs. Marion Malcolm and Joseph w
Taylor appeared before the Commissioner
and urged that Boden school be reopened
expressing the belief that ten or twelve child
rem now deprived of school facilities could b
secured to attend it. The Board was unabl
T to take 80 small school under its charge, bu
| agreed to donate to the school district its pr
rata of funds for the maintenance of schoO
/ as provided by law. The same action Wa
taken in reference to the future maintenance
| of Darlington school.
' Tie secretary was directed to advise tin
e trustees Of Black Horse school to make lega
demand on Mr.. y. n. Henderson, for tn
! money supposed to be held belonging to the
: district library.
I All contracts, legally made, appointin
/. teachers were ordered confirmed.
The proposition for improving the colore
. school house at Bel Air was accepted.
. tew small bills were audited and ordere
: paid.