The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1899-06-30
Rel Air Notes.

Rev. DR.. Knox, eX-president OF Lafayette
College, Pa, preached an able sermon at the
Bel Air PRESBYTERIAN Church on Sunday morn
ing.
Rev X. s. Miller was to have preached to
the boys at Camp Endeavor on Sunday after
room, but was prevented by the rain.
Professor j. L. Harry, of Georgetown Col
'ege, KY, was visitor to Bel Air on satur-
day.
Mrs. John H. Reckori and her daughter,
Miss Jessie, left Bel Air on Friday for an ex-
tended visit to friends in Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter W. Preston expect to
sail for Europe on July 14th, in company with
Mrs Frederick Raine, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Alice Quares is visiting relatives near
Darlington.
Deputy Collector Washington Bowie, OF
Baltimore, was guest of Collector John B.
Hanna, on Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Cestleman and Mr.. Frank E.
Gorrell arrived at their homes in Bel Air, on
Tuesday evening, from trip to Quebec and
other points. Both gentlemen are much i'm
proved in health and gained in flesh.
drain is being made from Mr.. Charles
8ode's store to the railroad cut. 1t will be a
great improvement to that part of the town.
Messrs. E. F. Guillot and James Dunnigan are
doing he work aud doing it we'll.
Master Joseph Weigand, son of Rev. j. H.
Weigand, of Westminster, is a guest at the
Methodist Protes. ant parsonage.
Mr.. David Lapsey, of New York, is guest
of Co. Herman Stump.
Miss Isabe Mackall, of Elkton, is visiting
Mrs. Richard Dalam.
Misses Margaret and Berthe Macatee, of
Front Royal, Va, are guests of Miss Elizabeth
Richardson, at her home near Bel Air.
MIR. James McClees. of Philadelphia, an
attache of the P, w. & B. K. K. Co., was a
guest of Deputy Treasurer Charles F. Harry,
| this week.
List OF uncalled for letters remaining in
the b ell Air postofflce: Mrs. Annie Il. Brown,
MIR. William Dorsey, Mr.. Lawrence p. Hiet-
schman, Mr.. G. p. Hoffman, Mrs. A. d.
Lafayette, Mr. Edward Madison and Mr.. j.
| d. Wellington. Persons calling for these
letters will say they were advertised.
| Mrs Charles Morton, who has been visiting
ueT uuCiei WI. OdLace Il IL uauul5I al luc tlOmc
stead, Bel Air, has returned to Baltimore
Mrs. Morton will spend July and August al
Blue Ridge Summit.
Miss Kemp Keeling, of Norfolk, Va, is &
guest Of Miss Mabel Streett.
Miss Rosa Jacobs, is visiting her brother
Mr. Frank Il. Jacobs, near schuck's Corner
Miss Mamie Munnikhuysen, daughter of DR.
W. B. MunnikhuyseD, returned home, on tn,
22d instant, from Washington College, Ches
tertown. She was much pleased with thu
school and speaks 10 high praise of the hospi
tality and kindness Of the good people o
Chestertown.
The unusual sight of a circus paradin!
through the streets, made Bel Air quite livel
: on Monday.
Mr.. James e. Trundle, Mr.. John G. Rouse
popular salesman, will leave Bel Air, on Sun
day, to visit his sister, Mrs. NJ. j. Hefner, a
Poolesvile, Md.
Mrs Florence Fsrmaris, of Beverly, N. j.
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charlie
A. McGaw, for the past two weeks.
Misses Edith Burgess and Bessie Carver, G
Havre de Grace, were guests of Bel Air friend
last week.
= Mrs Martha Griffin. of Abingdon, is visitin
her daughter, Mis-. Ella McGsw, at the Eagl
Hotel.
Miss Blanche Wiley, of Shawsville, was
guest Of Bel Air friends, this week.