The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-03
THE EGIS AND INTEI.LIGENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

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The Baltimore base ball club succeeded
in reaching the bottom of the first section on
Friday.
Letters ty>taIneutary upon the estate OF
John B. Dalton, have been granted to John
T. Dalton.
-Cbildren's day service will be held at the
FaII.fop PRESBYTERIAN church Sunday night,
June IL, 4, 5 ?. NJ.
Rev. r. \. Crsrreman, will preach and
c5nduc5 services at Grace Chapel, Hickory, Oh
SUNDAY a 80 P NJ.
Lewis Butler, tue gardner at the Home
stead is proud of having raised the first green
peas in the neighborhood.
Letters tastamentamentary upon the es-
tate If Nlry Rebecca Whiteford have bee"
granted to Il. Clay Whteford,
-subscrihers changing their addresses will
please give their former address as well as the
one 10 which they have removed.
Mr. John g. Hanna. assumed charge Of
the Surveyors Office ON Wednesday AMI was
congratulated by his many friends.
Rev. X. a CastIeman, rector of Emman-
uel church, exchanged pulpits with Rev +.
A. Coburn, Of ChurchviIe, on Sunday.
Mr.. VIM ;. Evans, States Attorney for
Cecil county and Hon. Jno S Writ, have been
in Bel Air this week on professional business
A license was granted in Baltimore coun-
tv on Saturday, for The marriage OF Joseph
Edward Huff and Miss Mary Kline, ootn OF
Hartford county.
"A fine horse belonging to Charles Jack
son, colored, was badly injured on Sunday
being cut by coming in contact with
bIrb.d-wire fence.
Tie Methodist Protestant congregation
will hold strawberry festival on the parson-
aye avn, Eel Air, on next Tuesday ana
Wednesday evenings.
An invitation to attend the twenty eighth
annual commencement OF the Western Mary
land College, at Westminster, has been re-
ceiyed, with thanks TO the sender.
"A we'll attended sale of horses took place
at the Eagle Hotel stables on Saturday by Mr. |
Hetrick, ~ Ut for joseph kindly, OF Glen |
Ro,k. Prices were low and sales few.
Attention is called to the card OF Mr. X. |
G. Charles in another column. He has fine !
lot Of horses on baud and his well known |
reputation as u dealer speaks for ITSELF
"A slight earthquake shock was felt In BEL |
Air al d its vicinity on Tuesday morning about |
four O'clock. Reports from Havre de Grace |
sneak cI tremor being felt there also.
- DR.. Vim. 2 Eveiaud, Of Port Deposit,
president Of the Tome Institute, wes guest |
at the Eag,c Hotel on Monday. lie Vas ac-
crmpan;e5 br a,r. il. X. Nan1eman, Of Havre |
de Grace.
rev. " m F. brand, u. d, of this coun-
ty was elected as ore of the clerical deputies
ia Tie {, neral Convention OF the PToies ant
Episcopal church, which meets in Washing
ton, D. C., in 1879.
Misses Lena and Fertile Ra1er were ID
attendance a. tie Garfield Memorial Hospital
to witness Tie graduation Of their sister Miss
Eettfe Bauer, whose name stood first in the
list Of her class as = trained nurse.
Our thanks are returned to the faculty OF
The Cooley Commercial College for and in
y:t.;iuu TO attend their twelfth commence
r.ept which will take pisce June 9th, at the
Grand Opera House. wilmington Del.
The Board Of Town Commissioners OF
Bel Air, at their N Getting last week elected
the following officers: BaillI. Alfred :.
Jones: counsel to the board, Walter W. Pres
ton: driver OF town cart, Thomas Osborne,
colored.
To increase The building fund for the NJ.
f Church at EGgewood, the amount EOw be
lag :4GO An able speaker from baltimore
will give a lecture il the Edgewood Hall some
time during he month of June. Full particu-
lars Of The entertainment will be given in
next weeks paper.
Miss Florence Colburn, the talented
daughter of Rev L. A. Coiburn, of Church
vile, who is Il student, at the Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, preparing herself to be-
Gene trained nurse, and has reached the
middle class in that branch, has been signaily
honored by being made the recipient of one
OF four one hundred dollar prizes.
The case Of John Pritchard VS.. Alfred r.
McVey, which commSnced last week occupied
tie attesti1n of the court during the week.
This was tie second trial of one Of the most
famou. cases 10 the annals Of Cecil county,
from whence it was removed to Hartford.
There were about seventy Witnesses summon
ed for the trial The defendant was repre-
scented hy Messrs William :. Evans, John s.
Writ and Thomas Il. Robinson, and the
piainGn bv Nsssrs. Albert Constable and
So and James j. Archer.
-Capisin Frank bateman, Commissary Of
tLel-t Ret. Alaryluna volunteers, which is
no.. .og,tcd at Fortress MOnre, Va. arrived
at BIZ, home in Eel Air, on Saturday last, and
viii euGtayoT to organize another military
omp4ay, 10 fill up the lst Regiment, which
is row only iwo Battalion Regiment, pre-
paralory 10 lis going 10 the front. Capt
Batcina1, like the rest of The Eegimental
St4fT :~ on w.igiug orders. the Regiment being
ebert one b--4llton. admits Of no Staff of!ige!s
rE uatil the Regiment has its full! cGmPit- |
rrs.tt Of s,a.2iilous " aiyH is three, The entire
stat ,fl remain on waiting orders. His |
call wal b. noticed il aao hes column Of this |
paper.
Ee5zr winners.
Us i.atira Mitgh-ll Keen, Of Bel Air, was |
the 4ffurer o. tie sixth prize offered by the |
EaH:ao.e I.aaic,,, fer guesses On Ks Mag |
circulation Ms Alice King Watson Of Falls |
tou. son s.ee'gbth prize.