The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-06-02
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


henry Ssldlc near SOulu Jcltd.
--Iulge David Fowler will occupy the
bench in the Circuit Court next week.
Communion services were held at SLATE
Ridge Presbyterian Church, last Sunday.
Let YOUR first, Last and most pertinent
thought be What is going to help Bel Air.
Prank Maurice, OF Aberdeen, native of
Italy, was granted his final natural cation
papers last week.
The farm of the late James w. Jones, on
Rumney Creek, has been sold to Samuel
W 3 tits for $500.
For The first time in generation, the
Presbyterian Church in the United States, is
entirely clear Of debit.
--t,i,i'iren'; Day will he observed at the
Mountain Christian tJerusaiem) Church on
SUNDAY mex, June I.
Among the entries for the Spring races at
Prospect P4rs, are the following: Daisy
Blossom and Splinter, by Wilton Green"ay.
-Messrs. Timothy Redding aud Son are
busy Getting their famous teams ready for the
road. Hartford county will be heard from
yet.
Among those who have already selected
lots al the Glyrdon Camp are Messrs. Phineas
+ Bal, Of B.l Air, and Charles w. Baker, of
Aberdeen.
-,moug the graduates of the Maryland
Agricultural College this year will be James
f. Kenlv, of Level, and Thomas VI. Price, of
Darlington.
Lizzie Evans, colored, was arrested Tues
day morning for disorderlY conduct on the
streets, ct the hearing before Justice Richard
son she pleaded guilty and was fined 81 and
costs.
Reuben q. Mccullough, of Shane, was
caught under a traction engine, which was
accidentally upset on Friday afternoon and
WAS seriously injured, one of his ankles being
badly crushed.
We are indebted to the Goldey, Whining
ton Commercial College for an invitation 10
attend the thirteenth annual commencement
OF that wel-known institution which will
take place on June Sth.
The Pen Mar Union of Christian Endcavor
Soc cites met on Friday evening in the
Methodist Protestant church, Stewaristown.
1t includes the societies OF upper Hartford
and lower York counties.
The sixth annual camp meeting Of the
Local Preachers Association will be held at
Leslie, Cecil county, commencing on Thurs
day, July 49, and will hold over two Sundays. |
The outlook is for big camp.
We are indebted to Miss Alice Duncan |
Tredway for an invitation to attend the COM |
meucement of the Western Maryland College |
which will occur on Wednesday, June 14th. |
Miss Tredway will be one of the graduates.
"A valuable mare belonging to Mr.. John |
Moores was found in his pasture field Mon |
day evening with leg broken. 1t is sup |
posed she was kicked by another horse. The |
injuries were so serious, she had to be killed. |
The semi-annual session Of the Arch |
deaconry of Towson, composed of the Protes- |
tant Episcopal Churches of Baltimore, Har-
ford and Carroll counties will be held at
Trinity Church, Towson, on Thursday and |
Friday June S and Q.
SAMUEL Bond, colored, was arrested last |
Sunday morning, charged with being drunk !
and disorderly on the street. Jastice Barnes |
court in default of two hundred dollars bail. |
lie was afterwards released.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lee have issued in |
vitatiOns 10 the marriage Of their niece, Miss |
Mary Lee Archer to Rev. s. e. WATSON, pastor |
OF the Churchvile Presbyterian Church. !
The ceremony will take place at "Cool |
Spring." on Tuesday June 9th tsp. NJ.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. Church, South, of |
Aberdeen, will hold lawn fete in the grove |
adjoining Mr.. George Slee's store on Satur- |
day evening, June 3 The Fire Department |
Banl wi eniiven the occasion. Ice cream, |
strawberries and confectionery will be on
sale.
--Nr. John Stirling one OF the most promi- |
nent farmers in the neighborhood Of Shane,
Ea:in. - county, WAS stricken with paralysis
on saturday. Nj. Stirling is one ofthe Balti-
mo-. y;urfy directors CT the Mutual In
surau,e npauy, and held in high esteem by
his many friends.
II commencement of the Tome Institute
a. PcTo Deposit. willtake place on this Friday
evening. Among the graduates will be the
fol'owing from this county: Susie K. Silver,
of Leve'; Virginia A. Jones, Of Castleton;
Howard $ holiday, of Perrymans; and
Harry o. Emmord of Perryman.
The prospectus Of the Colonial Copper
Company, &C New York, lies before US
From its pages we gleam that 1t is considered
as a most valuable and remunerativc invest
meDt, well worthy looking into. Mr. Harry
ID. Hanway, of Bel Air, is secretary of the
concern which has capital stock Of s., 900, 600
-Balliff Jones on Monday arrested Richard
Collins Oliver Toney and "Abe' Daugherty,
all colored, charged with "fast and reckless"
driving on the streets OF Bel Air. At the hear
ing, held before Justice Barnes Tuesday morn
ing, Collins was discharged, Toney prayed a
jury trial and Daugherty was discharged upon
payment OF costs.
announcement has been made of the we'd
ding of Mr.. Christopher e. Richardson and Miss
Lotte Rosamond Robinson, daughter Of MIR.
Alphcnso Robinson, to take place Thursday
morning. June fifteenth, at eleven thirty
O'Clock, at Union Chapel, this county. No
invitations have been issued to the friends OF
the contracting parties in the county.
"A meeting under the auspices Of the Bel
Air ". c. T. L. was held in the Methodist
Episcopal Church on Thursday night. Mrs.
f. ID. Finney presided. The principal feature
of the occasion was an address by Mrs.
Haslup, the president of the State Union.
The Bel Air quartette rendered several OF
their choice selections. Rev. Messrs. Tired
way and Isaac took part in the services.
MIR. Louis Sander, formerly Secretary Of
the Dukehart Brewing Co. has opened a store
at No. 355 N. Calvert street, opposite Null
berry, Baltimore, for the sale of pure wines,
BILE business man, and while we don't advise
people to use stimulants, when they need any
thing of the kind it is we'll to know where to
get pure article.
While James Patterson was hauling q
load of machinery from Delta to the Susque-
hanna Paper Mills one day last week his hold
on the lock slipped while the team was de-
seen ing hill near Darlington, and he was
thrown from the wagon. He was unconscious
for a while and is not able to tell what befell
him but the marks upon his clothing indicate
that a wheel passed over him. He has been
so sore since his return as to be unable to re-
sumo work as yet.
Decoration Day services were held at
Dublin on Tuesday, the following programme
heiug observed: Singing, "Americs;' prayer
by Rev. j. b. Scarborough, solo, Comrades, u
by Mrs. Sally Osborn; chorus, "Ked, White
and Blue" by Junior League; reading
'Missipg," Miss Annie Dougherty; solo