The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-07-21
Bel Air Notes.

Mr.. Birckhead Rouse was taken suddenly
i'll while in the drug store of Mr.. J. s. Rich
ardson, Jr., on Saturday afternoon, ard had
to be removed to his home.
Miss Martha Schaefer of Baltimore, is a
guest of Bel Air friends.
Mr.. II. Sapp. Scarborough was busily en-
gagged, on Monday, in long needed improve
ment, namely, the painting of the picket fence
in front of Sheriff Forsythe's residence, Bel
Air.
The old, dilapidated boardwalk ON Hickory
avenue is beiog replaced by one upon which
two can walk abreast. The walks on several
other streets badly need repairing.
Miss May Miller, of Baltimore, is guest OF
Mrs. Mary Young.
Rev. E. d. Finney preached, on Sunday
morning, at the Bel Air Presbyterian Church,
for Rev. X. s. Miller, who is still confined to
his bed.
Bel Air was visited at an early hour on sur
day morning by delightful rain.
Mr.. Jacob Schapiro has resigned the position
of manager of the Bel Air base ball club.
During his connection with the club he has
evinced zeal and enterprise which went far
toward giving it the success it achieved, and
the news of his resignation will be received
with regret by every lover of the national
game In Hartford county. Business reasons
are given as his only cause.
Mr.. Harmon E. Hobitzell aLd Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilmer l.. Barnes, are visiting friends at
st Michaels', Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schaefer, with their
family, and Miss Libbie Guyton, of balti-
more, are guests of Mrs. Virginia K. Holland.
Mis-. Charles A. McGaw is i'll at her home,
the Eagle Hotel, Bel Air.
Mrs w. Smithson Forwood and her dsugh-
ter, Miss Priscilla, left Bel Air on Thursday
for 1.-THE Pines,'' New Jersey. Mrs. For
woods health has not been quite good for a
year past, and her friends hope the change
will be beneficial.
Wouldn't 1t be good idea for the Town
Commissioners to continue the new boardwalk
on Hickory avenue until it reaches Main
street, at j. s. Richardson, Jr.'s drug store d?
The second dance under the auspices of the
Hartford Cotiliou Club will be held in the
main hall OF the Temple building, on this
friday evening.
Miss Edith Chapman, of Watervale, is visit
ing Miss Margaret Ball.
Lena Catherine Small, aged Q months, in
fart daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ruff Small,
of Bel Air, died on Wednesday night, OF
cholera infantum. The funeral will take place
on Saturday morning, from the parents resi-
dence to st. Ignatius' Church, at 9 O'Clock in
the morning.
List of uncaled for letters remaining in the
Bel Air postoffice.-Miss George Colts, Tom
Speer and Isabella Stepney.
MIR. Walter Lee, the eldest son Of Mr..
William Lee, the Bel Air florist, enlisted last
week, at Camp Meade, Pa , in the eth Regi
me U. s. Infantry, and expects to shortly
leave for active service in the Philippines
lie will rank as a sergeant.
Mr.. N. n. Mock, Jr., has returned to Bel Air,
and will assist, it is stated, in the management
OF his fathers newspaper, the Bel dir Times.
Miss Kemp Keeling, of Norfolk, Va, ii
visiting Miss Roberta Maynadier.
Miss Margaret Reed is visiting her mother
at her home in Bel Air. A few OF her friends
gave her surprise party on the night of her
arrival, and in spite of the rain, had an enjoy
able time.
Mrs. A. j. Young, son and daughter, Masters
Oliver Rhodes aud Albert Supplee, of Balti
more, are visiting Mrs. Mary E. Young. Mr.
Charles A. Young, of St. Louis, is also visit
ing his mother.
One night last week the yard of Mrs. MARY
E. Young was entered and robbed Of mum
Der of choice flowers in pots,
Mr.. Charles F. Harry, the efficient ant
courteous Deputy County Treasurer, left Be
Air on Tuesday to spend much-needed vaca
ton at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Charles A. McGaw, wife of the pro
prietor of the Eagle Hotel, is visiting he
sister, Mrs. James Hollis, near Aberdeen.