The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1898-07-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Don,t forget to hang out your flags Oh
Monday.
Let every one help to make the celebra
ton on Monday success.
-Bspiamin W. Tilden, of MichaelsVlNe'
has had his pension increased.
A government pension has been granted
to Samuel Smith, of Black Horse.
Rock and bass fishing is said to be un'
usually good on the lower susquehanna'
-Cbildren's day services were held at Gar
re,,son Chanel near Michaelsville, on Sunday.
w. s. Smith has been appointed post
master at Lapidum, vice Joseph Z. spencer
resigned.
The corner stone OF the West Liberty Nd.
y church. WAS laid with appropriate service
on Thursday last.
"A yery refreshing rain fell in MARSHALL
district on Tuesday. Vegetation was greatly
benefited by it.
Mr. .Iobn ID, Stearns, OF Whiteford, has
Joined Co. c 5th Maryland Regimen anu 'ei'
for Tampa on Tuesday.
The examination of applicants for posi-
tious as teachers will commence TO-DAY FIJI
day) and continue on Saturday.
Monday next being holiday, the Board
of County Commissioners will hold their regu-
lar mt citing ON Tuesday, July D.
The farmers in the vicinity OF Perryman
are through with their tomato planting Inc
vhsat crop in that section is reported snort.
A license was issued at TowsontoWn on
Wednesday for the marriage OF William D.
Archer Of Shane, and Sallie Z. Silver, OF
Shawsvlle.
Miss Ellin Moale Harris gave charming
tea to her cousin Miss Elizabeth L. worm
ipgtop, at her home on Broadway, last wed
nesday evening.
DIR. Ernest Rowland and Miss Lulu Pusey
were married on Wednesday at Port Deposit
Mr.. William L. Kenly, of Hayre de Grace was
one of the ushers.
Miss Emma W. Ford wasburned to deatn
on Tuesday night, while attempting 10 HI
gasoline lamp, in York. She was nau'e VI
the vicinity of Delta.
-Bailiff Jones has removed large mum
her of loose stone from the bed OF Main street
for which he is fully entitled to the thanks OF
drivers and wheelmen.
MIR. George Walker, who was badly in1ur-
al six weeks ago by fall at Frostburg Nd,
was brought to his home in Aberdeen Oh
Tuesday. His recovery is slow one.
MIR. George A. Cairnes, as auctioneer'
sold on Monday at the Court House door,
niece of property containing ID acres more or
loss tn Fred X. Williams attorney, for $500.
IL alters Of Administration d. b. n. c. t. a.
have beep granted by the Register OF Wits tc
Hannah P. Littig upon the estate OF James Z.
wo-tbipoton. A bond has been filed Tor
$4,000. r'..
3 -Messrs. John W. Yost and Ross B. Rig
don. of Norrisville will enter Dickinson College
Carlisle. Pa, in September. They are DOM
,,ror,ipept members of the Hartford corps OF
teachers.
Prof William H. Pentz, Of Jarrettsville,
has been selected as principal OF the Aberdeen
school. with Misses Helen NJ. Cole, Matte ..
smith, Laura Is. Taylor and Rosa L. brown IS
assistants.
MIR. William Watson Coale, OF Bel Air
ond Mrs Mary Archer Gibson, Of wilma were
married at the Methodist Episcopal parson-
age. Bel Air, on Tuesday evening BY rev.
Frank r. Isaac.
"A free entertainment OF an amusing
character, will be furnished to our people oy
the Mohawk Indian Medicine Co., COM
r,arcipp tomorrow, Saturday night. see
their adj in another column.
We have received copy OF the pro
gramme for the celebration OF the Fourth oi
,July at Hayre de Grace, giving in detail the
events which are expected to take place there.
The entire day is provided for.
Mira. Blanche Wiles, the venerable widow
of Mr.. William Wiles, fell down stairs at her
residence near Level, few days since anu
was severely bruised. Mrs. Wiles Is IN the
eighty. second year OF her age.
MIR. William II. Pentz who has oeen
nr,ncipsl of the Jarrettsvie School during
the past five years, has resigned. His as
sistsnt Miss Idle v Coale has also resigned
after a continuous service OF six years.
Those members of the First Maryland
Regiment living in hartford county, who have
not received their pay from the state LOT
services rendered at Pimlico, should CONFER al
once with Mr. Robert L. Bull, Bel Air.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of the Bel Air and Baltimore Telephone COM
pauy in this issue. Direct communication Is
now established with the city, and the price
of five minutes conversation has been liked al
twenty five cents.
Orderly Sergeant Silas b. smith, OF 20
d, LIST Md Regt. U. s. v, visited MS family
in Bel Air on Friday. He reports the boys IN
good health and spirits. They look forward
to being sent on active service at an early
date with great satisfaction.