The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-06-09
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
The Oriole club have managed to climb

Wilton Greenway S "hoke anu 'Lil'
Dam were entered for the races at Prospe
Park on Friday.
-Children's Day services will be held
all three Of the Stewartstown churches, c
SUNDAY next, June IL.
Woods meeting will be held at Magnoli
commencing on Sunday, July 9, and at Ca
vary on sunday, July Ii.
-Ccmmuuion services were held at til
Highland PRESBYTERIAN Church, Rev. A.
Parker, pastor, on Sunday.
A number of the farmers of lower ior
and Upper Hartford counties have been CON
PEELED to re2laut entire fields Of corn.
MIR. Michael IL. Fahey, of Havre de Grace
was one of the graduates at law OF the Baltl
more University School Of Law last THURSDAY
night.
Mr.. Adam Anstine formerly of Norris
vile, was one of the graduates of the uniyer
siry of Maryland, School of Law, in the claS
of 1899.
A straw berry and ice cream festival viii
be held at Mt. Carmel Church on "Wednesday
and Thursday, June 81 and q, for the beneh'
of the church.
The ladies of Bush NJ. f. Church will hold
au ice cream and strawberry festival In the
gro, adjoining the church, Wednesday even
ing, June l4th.
Mr.. Edward NJ. Allen, Jr., the County
Treasurer, reports that the collection OF state
and county taxes fer May, 1899, reached the
sum of S7,694 so.
DIR. William s. Hall, son of Mr.. Edward
II Hall, of Abingdon, has been appointed
resident assistant to Dr. Gamble at St. Joseph's
Hospital, Baltimore.
Mr. Charles V. Vanneman, son OF Mr.. H.
X. Vanneman, Of Havre de Grace, was among
the graduates this year at the Cascadilla
School, Ithaca, N, Y.
"A Union citing of the Joppa, Fork and
and Jerusalem Christian Churches will be held
at the Jerusalem Christian Church, Sunday,
June H. at IL A. NJ.
Mr.. Thomas 2. Curry, the genial and
popular agent Of the \. c. X. w. at White
Hall, is building himself new and handsome
residence at thatplace.
A game Of ball was played at Pylesville
on Saturday between the home team and the
Jarrettsville club, resulting in victory for
the latter club by score of 40 to II.
The festival held on Decoration Day by
the Bethel Y. ?. s. G. f., at the parsonage,
was successful beyond their hopes. About
nfty-ive dollars was the net result.
Mr.. D. Harry Preston, formerly OF Har-
ford, and sou of Mr.. James B. Preston, is
mentioned as candidate for the office OF
States Attorney for Baltimore city.
A game of base ball was played at Havre
ale Grace last week between the home club
and the Wondberry club Of Baltimore, which
was won by the visitors by score of to 4.
Rev. Charles NJ Compiler will give an
account OF the recent North Eastern .Conven-sI
ton of the J. ?. :. e. E., at Elkton, before
the c. E. Society of Jerusalem Church on Sun
day evening.
Tine ladies of Magnolia Methodist Episcc-
pal Church will hold festival in the hall on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings,
OF the church.
Miss Florence Coburn, daughter of Rev. |
Z. A. Colburn, rector of Holy Trinity Church,
Churchcille, was one Of the three graduates
ia The trained nurse class at Johns Hopkins
Hospital on Friday.
There will be general services at the |
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Perry man, on |
Sunday, June II, at 1890, also in the after
moon at Joppa Lutheran Church at O'Clock. |
Sunday sehoo! at the usual hour.
The teachers and pupils of Edgewood
public school will hold an ice cream and |
strawb berry festival, on the school grounds, on |
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, June 10, |
IA and Is commencing at 7.30 P. NJ.
Mr.. HenryJ. Carroll and Miss Susan P. |
Preston. were married in Baltimore on Tues |
john F. Preston and is member of the we'll |
known Hartford family of that name.
Can you find more beautiful country |
town in Maryland than Bel Air? It's just the |
fdeai spot 10 spend these sultry days. Fresh |
air, fine drives, good society and clear spring |
water What else does tired humanity crave. |
On Monday morning Mr.. Alexander |
Norris, sold as auctioneer for Mr.. Walter w. |
Preston, trustee, the property Of the late |
Fred Regley, consisting of 10 acres of land |
near Clayton postoilice to j. z. Martin for |
$500.
Mr.. Nelson H. Stritehoff, of Jarrettsvile |
and Miss Mary E. Frey, daughter Of Mr. Jacob |
Frey, of Baltimore, were married at Grace |
NJ E. Church in that city, on Wednesday af- |
teruoon, By Rev. DIR. G. W. Miller, pastor of |
the Church.
The annual address 'of Biphop Paret |
which was made to the Convention of the |
Protestant Episcopal Church last week, was
read in a number of the churches throughout
the diocese, on Sunday, agreeably to the
wishes Of the bishop.
Mics Virginia Alice Jones, OF Castleton,
has been awarded a scholarship to the
Woman's Cole ge by the Jacob Tome Insti
tute, and Mr.. Howard s. Holloway, of Perry
mar, scholarship to Dickinson College by
the same institution.
The charming play entitled "Esmeralda,"
which wasrerdered with brilliant success in
Towson q short time since, will be repeated
on Tuesday evening next, Is inst. at the
Masonic Temple for the benefit of Emmanuel
Church 1t is well worth seeing.
Mr.. Walter f. Anderson, of Madonna,
and Miss Grace Ashton, of Upper Cross
Roads were married at the Grace church par
sonage, Bel Air, on Friday, May &c, by Rev
Silas b. Tredway, pastor Of Bel Air Circuit of
the Methodist Protestant Church.
Hattie Cantler was taken TO Mount Hope
Asylum on Saturday by Deputy S-eriff John
Dever on commitment issued by Judge
Walters. An effort was made to have her ad-
mitted to some asylum, but it was necessary
for the Hartford authorities to take action.
She was evidently insane.
The directors OF the Baltimore County
Agricultural Society have fixed upon August
90, 80 and 81 and September and . as the
dates upon which the Timonium fair will be
held. Mr.. Joseph T. Hopes, the proprietor
of the st. Omer dairy near Allibone has been
selccse! judi e of registered Jerseys.
Cards have been issued for the marriage
of Mr.. William WEIGH, Of Baltimore, and
Mrs j. Alex nder Gordon, OF Norrisville.
The ceremony will be performed in the First
Congregational Church, Eutaw street, Balti-
more on Wednesday next, June IA, at P VI.
Invitations are out for dance to be given
at tie assembly Rooms of the Masonic Temple
this (Fridqy) evening, dancing to begin at
eight hirty. The committee having the affair
in charge is composed Of Messrs. c. d. Rosan
II. q. Maynadier, DR.. j. c. Butler, j. Rush
STREET., Thomas w. Hall and Louis DashielI