The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-08-03
The Eeis and lntc'liacDeer:
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8, 1900.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

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perty at Gibson, By erecting 81 hianIial AL
dftion to his dwelling house
The ladies Of Fountain Green W. G. T. u
will hold a fruit and Ice cream festival at The
Hall Friday evening August TO-
Mary E. Stewart, of STREET., has filed a
hill in the Crcul' Court asking for u divorce
from her husband, II. Clay Stewart.
Letters tes:amsusary upon The estate OF
l. s!us Rockhold have been granted by the
Register of viii to Martha Z. Beyald.
Mr.. V. q. Stubbs, OF Delta, lost valua-
bic COW last week IN II singular manner. She
WAS choked to death while eating su apple.
The annual fair al ST. lgnstiu, church.,
Hickory, Will be held ON the cnurcn GROUNDS
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, August
SO ard TO-
y fair and festival for the benefit OF the
Juppa ChrlstaI Church, will oe held III
large tent upon the church grounds, on
Angus: 8, 9, 10 and IL
The annual picnic of the Bel Air NJ. E.
Sunday school will be held on Tuesday They
will 90 in wagons to Otter Point and from
there in boats to Old Baltimore.
The picnic of st. Paul's Lutheran sunday
School, which WAS held at Cresweil on Tues
day, was very largely attended. number
Of different games were INDUCED in.
Chief Consul John J. McEtroy OF the
MARYLAND Division. l.. A. w, has appointed
H. II Bowden, of IIsvre de Grace aud Walter
p. Reckord, OF Reckord us Local consuls.
The Bel Air base ball team were defeated
at Taylor last Saturday by score OF to ..
The Bel Air team was short of three of its
best players but put up an interesting
contest.
Mr.. William Cooley l. sold at the Court
house door on Saturday as auctioueer for Mr..
James j. Archer, attorney, tract OF lard
living near Aberdeen, to Mr.. Charles B.
Osborne, for "a 800.
A CONCERT will be given in the Masonic
Hall. Bel Air, on Friday, August TO- at 5 10 T.
NJ, for the benefit of Emmanuel Church.
Professional and amateur talent will be COM
bined for the occasion.
Mr.. T. j. Brooks, OF Constitution, raised
this year from single grains OF wheat, sixty
bearing large head. The first two were
Ful,z seed, the latter variety Of red wheat.
AT the meeting Of the Maryland Bar AS
ISOLATION on Thursday last. Mr.. Stevenson
A. Williams, was elected President aud MIR.
Thomas H. Robinson chosen as Il delegate to
the meeting of the American Bar Association.
The regular meeting OF sthe Deer Creek
Farmers Club will be held on Saturday,
August IL, at the Residences Of Mr.. William b.
HOPKINS, near Garland. The subject for dis
cussiou will be: what crop, at present
prices, will best pay the farmer"
Rev. s. Reese Murray, d. d., Secretary of
the Twentieth Century Thank Offering will
pre-, Oh morning ard evening at the Bel Air
NJ. E. Church and at Mt. Zion In the after
noon. DR.. Murray will deliver stereopticon
lecture in the Bel Air Church on Monday
evening No charge for admission.
Bel Air has been provided with town
clock Through the kindness Of the postmas-
ter q timepiece has been placed on the side of
the lett er-box on Cour.lan street, and by its
aid aud the card by its side, those wishing to
mail their letters will be able tell whether they
are In time.
The Ladies' Air Society, of Bush Chapel,
will hold a lawn fete at the parsonage at
Aberdeen, on Tuesday evening, August :. A
country store, fancy table, ice cream, cake
&c The Alb rdeen Band will furnish music.
II weather should prove uufavorable the lawn
feta will be held on Wednesday evening,
August s.
--Qnite an interesting game of baseball was
played ON the fair grounds on Saturday after
Juvenile Organization from Bel Air and team
from Camp Erdeavor. The latter forfeited
the game by not playing FIVE innings ard the
umpire awarded the game to Bel Air by
score OF o too
Miss Ida NJ. Cole, has opened consec-
tIonery and ice cream parior in the store room
lately occupied by Mr.. Harry Batemsn. Pei
Air, and will furnish her patrons with the
choicest goods in her line, including Ruyler's
and Lowuey's CONNECTIONS. The room has
been entirely renovated and presents a most
attractive appearance.
-"Nothing doing" was the sign posted up
In Justice Norris police court last Monday
morning, when 1t was time for the usual Sat
urdqy nights grist to be ground out. Those
S. fines and $40 lectures of this excellent
magistrate are already having their good et-
feet on the lawless element, which has infest-
ed the streets of Bel Air.