The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-24
THE EGIS AND NTELLIGENCER.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The weather this week has been uncon-
monty COOL
-Cbildreu's day was observed at Walters
Memorial Church on Sunday.
A government pension has been grahteu
to Charles H. Pitcock, of Wheel.
Light overcoats were comfortable on
Thursday and Friday nights of last week.
The Baltimore base ball club advanced to
third place ON Tuesday, but went promptly
back to fourth next day.
Rev. r. A. Castleman, attended the COM
mencement EXERCISES at the Alexandra lheo-
logical Seminary, this week.
Miss CYNTHIA Yost, who is student at
the Stat Normal School has returned to her
home near Norrisville for the vacation.
-Childreu's day in Bel Air has been an
nouneed at the NJ p Church for June 26, and
at the NJ. Z, Church for July TO- at F. NJ.
List of letters remaining in the Bel Air
nostoffice,-Mrs. Hester Density, Mr.. Charles
w. jackson Jr. and Mrs. E. L. Rosenbaum.
DIR. Arthur Bibbins, of John Hopkins
University, will make study OF the "miocene
formations, OF haFloIu couu.J' e
summer.
Miss Hattie Wilson teacher of La Grange
School, Rocks, has secured fine library from
the receipts Of an entertainment given by her
and her pupils.
Miss Ida " Kroh and Mr.. Samuel h.
Hollingsworth were married in Philadelphia
on Nav Is, 1898 by Rev. William j. Jones OF
the VI. L. church.
Mr.. Joseph b. Douglas, vice-principal OF
the Bel Air Academy and Graded School, has
been nominated by President Mckinley,as
second lieutenant in the United States regular
army.
MIR. L. Granville Hughes raised large
barn upon his farm near Cathcart on Friday.
The building is 36x52 feet in size. About one
hundred hands were engaged and 1t took one
hundred and sixty pounds of beef to furnish
their dinner.
The annual examination Of white teachers
for the county schools will take place on FIJI
day and Saturday of next week, July LIST and
ID. All teachers whose certificates expire be-
fore June 80, 1899, are equired to be examin-
ed.
News has been received OF the death at
BerryviIle, Clarke county, Va, on Saturday
of Mrs. John r. Num-. She was daughter
of the late William Castleman, and an aunt
Of Rev. Robert A. Castleman rector Of Emman-
uel P. E. Church, Bel Air.
The Annual Children's Day celebration OF
Centre NJ Z. Church took place on Sunday
last. The programme, which was vey
creditable one, consisted Of recitations, duets,
music, &C., the singing by the choir being
special feature. The collection amounted to
over $50.
Mr.. John S. Richardson, as auctioneer
for Msssrs D. Meredith Reese, Stevenson A. ,
Williams and Samuel w. Bradford, trustees, |
sold at the Court House door on Monday, 353 |
acres of land with the improvements, situated |
at Sharon station on the b. & L. K. H., known |
as the Horn property, to Fred K. Williams, |
attorney, for 81, 100.
Mr.. VIM. W. Heuer, has purchased the |
lot adjoining the Presbyterian Church grounds |
from Mrs. Alice Richardson, and removed the |
house formerly occupied by Mr.. JRo. F.Lingan |
from its former position to the newly acquired |
lot. Mr.. Jacob f. Bull had the removal In |
charge. Mr.. Heuer designs erecting upon the
Lingan property dwelling which will be in |
accord with those already in that handsome |
part of our town.