The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

of Darlington.
-Nr. Charles Reeve Vanerman, of HaVl
de Grace is among the graduates at the Tom
Institute this year.
-Amoyemeut is on foot to connect the Har
ford Creamery ut Bradenbaugh with Whit
Hall, via. Evansville
-Nr. Johu I. McClung, of Norrisvilie was
the first TO paw his State and county take
under the levy of 1898.
-sChildren's Day. and Baptism OF infants
at Churchvlle Presbyterian church, next sun
day morning at eleven O'Clock.
-Children's Day Services will be held al
the Fallston Presbyterian Church June Eth
atSP. NJ. To which the public is cordially
invited.
"A license was issued in Baltimore on
Tuesday for the marriage of John Z. Silver,
of Havre de Grace and Miss Rosa Il. Sitter,
of Norrisville.
We acknowledge with thanks the receipt
of an invitation to attend the annual com
mencement of Lehigh University, South
Bethlehem, Pa.
MIR. Vim. A. Rutledge, Of Madonna, is
suffering from a tumor. He was taken to a
Baltimore hospital last week, but returned
home without relief.
Rev. Fred X. Seltz and Miss Lottie Camp
bell were married in Stewartstown, Pa, n
Wednesday. The bride is sister OF Mrs.
Robert Ayres, of Bel Air.
The next meeting of the Deer Greek
Farmers club Will be held at the residence OF
Mr.. James Lee on tomorrow, Saturday, June
llth. Subject Horses"
Mr.. Noble l. Mitchell sold as auctioneer
at the Court House door on Monday the VIM.
Hall farm, near Madonna, containing 81 acres,
to Jacob Gross for 81 5OO
Loyal Council No. 81 Jr. o. L. A. NJ
will hold an ice cream and Strawberry festival
on Friday aad Saturday June II and Is, at
the Odd Fellows Hall, Bel Air.
Seven additions were made to the Church
vile Presbyterian church, on last Sunday
Rev. Z. d. Finney OF Bel Air, assisted Rev.
Mr.. Wasson in the communion service.
MIR. J. Royton Sitter, has issued call
for a meeting of the Board of Directors OF the
Hartford Agrlcu.JuTai anu SOS'cIJS
to be held at their Office on Monday next
-Chidrens Day services were held at
Salem Evangelical church, near Cathcart on
Sunday night. The exercises were bright
and interesting and there was large atten d.
ance.
Key. A. D. Melvin, president of the
Maryland Annual Conference of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church, will preach at Bel Air
on Sunday morning, and at Mt. Carmel in the
afternoon.
judge Waters has decided to call jury
for the September term of Court. The last
General Assembly placed it at the discretion
of the Judge, to draw jury if he deemed 1t
necessary.
The commencement of the Maryland
Agricultural College will take place
College Park next week commencing June
12th. We are indebted TO President Sylvester
for an invitation.
The meeting held at the Armory on We'd
neslay night preparatory to the formation OF
the new military company, was decided
success. The men enlisted are fine looking
set aud will do honor to Hartford.
The decree of Bachelor of Arts was con-
ferred upon MIR. Charles Hutchinson Nc
Nabb, of Hartford county, at St. Johns Col
lege on Wednesday. Mr.. McNabo is son OF
Mr.. j. Martin McNabb, of Macton.
The executors OF the late Oliver Rigdon
have sold the store house and lot in Cambria
to Thomas J. Bradley, OF Clermont Mills, for
81 600; two small houses in Cambria to Howard
Rigdon for $50 ana a small house and lot
near Rsamer's store to William Hopkins for
$3.50.
-HThe "Maine Day. services were fully
observed at Susquehanna Hall school under
the supervision Of Mr.. Ross b. Rigdon, the
teacher, essays, recitatioDs, readings and
music were on the programme, and addresses
were delivered by Mr.. Rigdon, MIR. Hamil-
ton and Mr.. Robert Orr.
The executive committee of the Hartford
County Christian Endeavor Union will meet
at Grove Presby terrain Church, Aberdeen,
June 18th. at O'ciock, between the sessions
of the North Eastern District, c. E. Conyen-
tion which is held there on that day. All
local presidents are requested to be present
A valuable horse belonging to Mr. Samuel
Payhii, OF Geuville, while at pasture on the
farm of Rev. j. Ii. Baker, near Aberdeen, on
last Thursday fell into an old well. The well
was thirty feet deep, and while the men were
raising the animal 10 the surface, the sides Of
the well caved in, completely burying the
horse.
Mr.. J. II. Owens, of Havre de Grace, has
been elected State Councillor of the o. U. A
NJ, and Nr. Geo. ii. Wins, of Aberdeen,
national representative. Havre de Grace was
selected as the place Of the next meeting
Venus Council OF that City, won the second
prize offered for the greatest numerical in
cTease.
Harry Aaronson the proprietor Of the
livery stable in Aberdeen was very painfully
injured on Tuesday morning. He was
engaged in Harvesting young horse when
the animal kicked viciously, striking him in
the face, crushing his cheek bone and cutting
severe cash near his eye. DIR. c. II. Krite
dressed the wounds.
AT the last meeting of the Bel Air NJ. P.
Church, Y 2. =. G. E., the following officers
were elected for the next term: President,
Harmon E. Hobhtzell; vice president, Wilmer
l.. Barnes; recording secretary, Solomon A.
HobIitzell, Dr.; treasurer, Miss Elizabeth
Chesney; corresponding secretary, Miss
Marion X. Chesney. The society has thirty
five active members.
The ladies Of Bel Air and vicinity held q
very enthusiastic meeting in Bel Air, on We'd
nesdsy last, the object of which was to form
ladies auxiliary to look after the welfare OF
the soldiers. Mrs. g. Smith Norris, was
elected chairman; Mrs. E. ID. Finney, treasur,
er; and Misses Minnie Nelson, May FOrwood
aud Jessie Evans were appointed committee
to collect funds to carry on the good work
The name chosen was Company Auxiliary
Another meeting will be held on Monday
next.
Irying-LOwell Society.
The regular meeting Of the society was hell
on Friday afternoon. After the usual opening
exercises, number Of apt quotations wer
given by students Of the Sth grade from tn
writings of Mark Twain, and by the 9Th grad
from Macauley. A defamation by Maste
Augustus W. Bradford was followed by ex
temporaneous speeches by Walter McComa