The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-05-27
THE ECIS And INTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

One of the heaviest thunder storms OF the
season visited Bel Air on Tuesday.
Operations have commenced at Mr.. w.
Scott whiteford's greensboro quarry near
Cambria.
IA government pension of ssper month
has}oeen granted to Mary E. Gordon OF
Aberdeen.
Thomas J. Bolton, has been appointed as
postmaster at Whiteford, vice James H.
Whiteford.
The Senior Order of United American
Mechanics presented flag to the Perryman
school on Tuesday.
Rev. Frank K. Isaac, of Bel Air, will
preach memorial sermon at Centre NJ T.
iChurch on next Sunday.
! Tho United States Senate on Tuesday
confirmed the nomination of Mr.. John b.
Hanna. as Surveyor Of Customs in Baltimore.
/ The MARYLAND Democratic Editors Asso-
s.aafon will hold its next annual meeting at
The Carrollton Hotel, Baltimore, on Tuesday,
Uune7.
"A marriage license was granted on Wed
nesday at Towson to John E. Anderson, OF
Catonsyille, and Sarah E. Reeve, OF Hartford
county.
/ The dwelling of Mr.. James K. Massey, at
Darlington, was struck by lightning during
she storm OF Tuesday. 1t was only slightly
damaged.
1 Randall Cronin, youth Of about sixteen
FEARS was thrown from horse at Flowers
table OF Friday afternoon. He was not
seriousIy hurt.
Rev. William II. Miller, rector OF Hen
shaw Memorial church preached at Emmanuel
2. E. Church on Sunday night to the Brother
hood Of st. Andrew.
The programme at the Gentleman's
Driving Park, On Thursday included Wilton
ireenway's Nike and "Little Dan" and
Timothy Reddings "Belle T."
-Messrs. Raymond N. Hoblitzell and M.
Barratt Walker, have successfully passed the
Examination and will graduate from the
MARYLAND Law school on Monday evening.
1 The one hundred and fifteenth annual con-
gentiou of the Protestant Episcopal Church
81 the Diocese OF Maryland, convened at
Emmanuel Church, Baltimore on Wednesday.
Rev. E. A. Colburn, of Churchville, has
Seen assigned to q position on the committee
u new parishes and congregations, In the
aAa,ce,an convention OF the Protestant Episco-
"a church.
The wilma W. c. T. U. will meet at Mrs.
Lees, Wheel, on Thursday, June I'd. The
suion will also hold parlor meeting at Mrs.
9orter,s, Emmorton, ON Tuesday evening,
Aay 3lst.
The Philadelphia local e. E. Union will
old its quarterly meeting at North Bend
Thursday, June ID at 7.45 P. NJ. The pastors
X the different societies and some OF the
members from each will take part.
MIR. Jacob schspiro, the well known Bel
Air jeweler, has removed his stock Of goods
b his property, opposite bis old stand, ana
! prepared to satisfy every customer with
kariety OF new and fashionable goods.
Letters testamentary have been granted
" the Register Of Wills to DIR. Benjamin
tu,Ieh upon the estate of Samuel Smith, and
etters of administration to Catherine Ken
5edy, upon the estate of Robert j. Kennedy.
Attention is called to the advertisement
I'm this issue, calling for volunteers. The
uota of MARYLAND is l1G6, and surely Harford
county, with her large number of young men,
ssu organize Il company without trouble or
Delay.
1.-The engagements of Miss Evalena ). Pen
Angtou and Mr.. Leon Bosley, and Miss A
billie Pennington and Mr.. I. Frank MacLean
RE announced. The weddings will take place
IN Thursday evening" June 2, at O'Clock, at
Friendship NJ. E. Church.
4-i.ightuing struck the dwelling house OF
Ar. John Watson, of South Delta, last Thurs
Jay evening, doing considerable damage to
he withdrawing and plsstering, and
Nlhniug one of his daughters for time
fhe loss is covered by insurance.
During the heavy storm of last Th ursday
carrier pigeon was caught by William 1.
sorthamer, OF Fallston. On silver band
IN the birds leg was engraved 7. 1862, and
Ii the right leg a brass band marked X. w.
The owner of the bird can have 1t by ap-
living TO NOrtnameT q Neg uolos, ~ oi4S
bn.
I Rev. Thomas X. Woodford, OF Westmins-
Ter, will preach at Providence on Sabbath
sext at 10 80 A. NJ and at Union Chapel at
P. NJ. Rev. $. B. Tredway will preach In
Eel Air Church on Sabbath next at II A. NJ.
nd at 8 T. NJ, and at Mt. Carmel at $50 T.
i. Holy Communion will be administered
Bel Air and Mt. Carmel Churches after the
OCULAR services.
I've are indebted to Messrs. NJ. Bsrratt
galker and Raymond N. Hoblitzell for invi-
ATOMS to attend the commencement OF the
University of Maryland, Department OF Law,
hich will be held on Monday evening. May
10, at the Academy of Music, Baltimore.
9th Of these young men are well and favor
bly known in this county, and their many
kiends join in congratulations, wishing them
uccess in their chosen professions, which
sase begun under such favorable circum-
Stances.