The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-06-17

Ri Rev, William Paret VIII VlslI CnFist
Church, Rock Spring, sunday afternoon, 18th
instant. Services will begin at O'Clock.
Letters of administration upon the es-
tate of Mary c. Christie have been granted by
the Register of Wills to George Z. Christie.
The steamer susqehanna, is expected to
make her initial trip from Baltimore 10 Havre
de Grace and Port Deposit on Tuesday June
21st.
Miss Josephine Lytle, of Hickory, has ex-
ecuted deed of trust to Messrs. William d.
Harlan and James W. McNabb for the benefit
OF her creditors.
Rev. Thomas Atkinson, Archdeacon OF
Baltimore will preach before the Brotherhood
of st. Andrew at Emmanuel P. E. Church on
Sunday evening next
In the quarterly apportionment OF the
public school fund. Hartford county is en-
titled to 1882. AZ for white schools and ST.,
5Sl. 60 for colored schools.
Rev. A. D. Melvin president of the Mary
land Annual Conference, preached at the
Bel Air NJ. P Church on Sunday morning,
and at Mt. Carmel church.
Clarence little son of Mr.. George Gorrell,
of Calvary, fell from cherry tree on Friday,
of last week and broke his arm. Dr. W. :.
Gorsuch reduced the fracture.
Mrs. j. Thomas c. Hopkins, delightfully."-
entertained the members Of Hartford Chapter
United Daughters of the Confederacy, at her
home on Saturday morning.
Among the performers at the annual con-
cert of the Department Of music of the
Western Maryland College on Monday, was
Miss Alice Tredway, of Bel Air.
MIR. Marion Anderson, of Shawsville,
secured the contract for the erection of the
NJ. E. church at West Liberty, and expected
to commence work on Wednesday.
"A marriage license has been issued in Bal
timore for Mr.. Samuel ID. Bateman and Miss
Sarah j. johnson. Mr.. Bateman was for q
while an attache of The 1tgiS Office.
Bishop Paret will visit St. Msry's church,
Emmorton and administer the rite Of confer
nation at II A. M. and will visit Christ
church. Rock Spring, at 80 z. NJ. on Sunday
next.
Visitors to Bel Air will be surprised to
see the large and beautiful selection OF
watches jewelry and sterling silverwsre
displayed by Mr.. Schapiro. His new store is
an ornament to Bel Air.
Governor Lowndes has appointed the
following game wardens for Hartford county:
William Il. Foard, Benjamin f. johnson,
Jaw F. Towner, Frank Gowan, John
VA nri
-fhe Bel Air Drug tore, corner Of Main
and Office streets was sold on Saturday by
Mr.. Noble L. Mitchell, as auctioneer for Mr..
Thomas Il. Robinson, receiver. 1t was
purchased by Mr.. VIM. s. Forwood, Jr., for
$1,000.
Services preparatory to communion will
be held in the Deer Creek Harmony Presby-
terrain church on Saturday at 80 T. NJ. Rev
A. F. Waldo, of Havre de Grace, will preach.
All intending communicates and friends are
invited to be present.
Miss lydia A Robinson, who was seriously
injured by fall at Rock Run, near Lapidum,
about two weeks ago, is improving rapidly.
Che will be able to be removed from the resi-
dence of Rev. E. A. Colburn, where she was
taken after the accident, to her home near
FallstOn today.
The Baltimore County Union Of June 18th
says: 'Mr. Samuel W. Bradford, son of the
late Governor Bradford, of Baltimore county.
is raising q military company in Hartford
county and is meeting with success.
He has assurances that the services OF the
company Will be accepted"
Mr. X. K. hawley, one of the most promi-
nent lumber dealers in the country, died in
Cleveland, Ohio, on Friday He in connection
with Messrs. Jacob Tome and Henry James,
conducted saw mill at Darlington, Harford
county. Mr.. Hawley was in business in
Baltimore for thirty-nine years.
AT the closing exercises Of the Johns
Hopkins Universary on Tuesday, one hundred
and seven candidates received degrees
Among them were the following from Har-
ford: Thomas Lindley Pyle, Bachelor of Arts;
Philip Warner Harry, Bachelor OF Arts
Charles Gilpin Cook, Doctor Of Philosophy.
The Bel Air Drug Store corner Of Main
aud Office Streets, Bel Air, has started on a
new lease of life. Mr.. J. Turner Keenan,, a
registered pharmacist is now in attendance
and with a well replenished stock of pure
drugs and prompt and courteous attention
the patronage of the public will be well
deserved.
During the storm of last Saturday, the
residence of MIR. Webster e. McClung, al
Stewartstown was struck by lightning and
damaged considerably, and on Monday the
residence of his cousin, Mr.. Benjamin F. w
McClung, in the same town was struck and
badly Injured. No other property was known
to be injured.
At the races at Oxford last week jaime:
Richardson's "Jessaline' secured third place
in the 80 class; Wilton Greenway's "Littlt
DAM got first place in the 227 class anc
Henry Rigdon's "DelIa M good position IL
the II class. In the second heat in the las
race, an accident occurred in which Della
and other horses were thrown to the ground
Miss Florence NJ. Hayward, daughter o
DR.. Thomas B. Hayward, of Clermont Mills
was one of the graduates of Mount st. Agnes
Collegiate Institute, Mount Washington, Balti
more county. Miss Hayward was the WHINE
OF two gold and several silver medals. Sh
wrote the greeting to Cardinal Gibbons AM
delivered the class poem.