The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-06-29
LOCAL AFFAIRS

The acreage OF to0acco.i III 'h' AoNs
will be unusually large this year
The wilma w. &. 7. L. Will meet at Inc
Nrs almira Brown July 5th, at half
past two
The annual picnic and exhibition OF the
Norrisvllle Farmers Club will be heiu on
Thursday, August ..
Lettcrs testamentary upon the estate OF
Ann johnson have been granted by the
R.pister of Wills to J-mes johnson.
The members OF the Fawn Grove NJ +.
Church contemplate tue early erection Oh
new aud more comnodious house OF worship
during the storm of wednesday atter-
NOM. Ave cows were killed by lightning upon
the farm of Mrs. Margaret Whitetoiu' near
Cambria.
Hon. Murray Vaud:ver has been elected
director in the Baltimore and De'a"are NAH
road. The corporation is branch OF Tue
PENNSYLVANIA system,
Ksnor,s rom different sections Of the
county give the gr,t;fyilg Intelligence that
the crop CT hay will be nearly douby as large
as was expected early in the season.
Mary TAYLOR, colored was arrested by
OFFICER Gulllot on Wedncs lay charged with
larceny. Squire Hlwkins released her Tor
court MIR. &. Washington Richardson oecom-
log b)nlman.
Twenty five members of the darlington
Wheelmen," Of Baltimore, visited HAVE oe
Gracs on Sundly. They say 'li1vre de 'race
is ali right aud they will take big member
ship to the meet"
Owing to the fact that the regular meet
ing If The Board Of ScAuol Commissioners
would fall next month upon national hol-
dsy, i. has been decided to ho'd the meeting
upon Tuesday, July3.
DIR. Martin J.. Jarrett snd Mr. Joseph Il.
Hanway will represent the Second NaaoEai
Bank of Bel Air at the annual meeting OF the
MARYLAND Banking Association, which will I've
held at the Blue Mountain House next mouth.
"Wednesday next will be The Que hundred
and twenty fourth anniversary OF American
Independence. Let every place of business
be closed that the employees may be able 10
attend the great celebration at Bush on that
day.
Much concern is felt for the safety OF Rev.
Reed Galley, son of Mr.. j. ). c. Galley oil
Narshsll's district, and Rev. Clarence Ram
sav, of Highland, both OF whom are mission
aries of the Presbyteri church at present in
Caina.
Rev, DR.. W. W. Davis will preach in
Asbury Church, JarrettsviIle, this Sunday
night special sermon to the students who
have returned home from school and to others
interested in education. The public is
cordially invited.
AT Union Chapel N. Z. Church, near
Wilma, there vii! he held On the evening CT
July 4th q festival. In connection with fesfi.
val. there will be singing Of patriotic songs,
an grafton delivered by Rev. e. NJ. Compiler
and some fire works.
The teachers examination brought as
usual, large variety of Harford's handsome
daughters to Bel Air this week. The ex-
animation was conducted by MIR. Gaibrcath
assisted by Mr.. William II. Pentz, principal
Of the Aberdeen school. There were sixty
applicants.
We feel it our boupden duty to correct
the report that our respected fellow towns
man Mr.. James NJ. Reynolds was in the
charge at FL Caney and San Juan with
.Teddy" Roosevelt. 1t was at the battle OF
Chickamauga several years ago that Mr..
REYNOLDS participated in charge, but it was
In the opposite dir ecton from the foe.
The game of baseball at the Fair grounds
on Saturday was one of the best we have ever
seen in Bel Air. The score stood, Aberdeen
Bel Air l, and there was deep interest
manifested throughout. We congratulate DIR.
Carcsud, tha manager, upon the excellent
order, ard tender him our heartiest support
in his determination to permit nothing to oc'
cur upon the grounds st which any lady can
take offence.
MIR. Reginald Constable, son Of Mr.. Albert
Constable, of Elktou, graduated at the Deia-
ware College. Newark, Delaware, on June
%. Mr.. Constable, who is well known IN
Hartford county, was extremely fortunate as
a prize winner. He was awarded the Bishop
Coleman prize OF $25 as having the highest
standing in everything, and also the clarke
Churchmau prize of $50 Tor the best record In
the military department.
B, careful to return to the pcstoffice mail
matter not belonging to you that you may
receive through mistake. \ new postal rule
that recently went into effect is That persons,
who through carelessntss or for any Other
reason take mail from tho Office taat belongs
to another, ard who fail to reSurn the same,
are liable to fine of 5000 or one years I'M
prisonment. This applies 10 newspapers thus
taken from postof1i2e as well as other mail
matter.
The board Of trustees of the Bel Air AGA
denny on Thursday morning unanimously re-
elected Mr.. Waldo D. Maynard principal for
the ensuing scholastic year. This action OF the
board Is a well deserved tribute to the salts
factory work of the principal for the past
twelve mouths As is well known, our local
seat Of learning was not quite in the shape 1t
should have been when Mr.. Maynard took
charge. The delicate duty of righting affairs
has been performed by him in such credita-
BILE manner as to need no further enconium
than the action of the trustees.