The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-06-08
ne Esis and lptellIGepcer.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1900.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The OallOte cas- ~ tDe 'aSt c'tCbou "eie
burned on Monday by the Board Of Super.
visors OF Election.
Mr.. James NJ. Birmingham, of Shane, has
been selected as chief marshal of the fair at
Timonium this year.
The case OF William Black has been set
for trial In the Baltimore City Criminal Court
on Wednesday, June 20.
Next Sunday, June 10, will be observed
as Chldrens Day at Centre Presbyterian
Church, near Norrisvlle.
-Children.s Day services will be held at
Mt. Zion NJ Z. Church Fountain Green, on
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Among the graduates at Dickinson Col
lege this week was Mr.. Harry Wallis, son of
Mr. William K. Wallis, OF Forest Hill.
The Mt. Tabor Sunday School viii! hold
its annual Children's Day services Sunday,
June 10Th, exercises beginning at 10 80 A. NJ.
The Ladies Aid Society of Hopewe!, N.
p. Church, will hold sta y berry and ice cream
festival at the church on June 15!h aud lob.
Letters Of administration have been
granted by the Orphans Court to Walter Is.
Robinson upon the estate of Richard B. Robin
son.
"A marriage license was issued in Bati-
more city ON Tuesday TO Janus W. Tredway
and Miss Dora May Wiley, both OF Worthwhile
precinct.
The Bel Air base ball club will play their
frss game of this season on Saturday, at
Aberdeen when they will cross bats with the
Nonpareil club Of that town.
The ladies Of the Aberdeen NJ. E. Church
will hold strawberry festival in the Old VI.
Z. Church building on the evenings OF Friday
and Saturday, Juae Is and IL
Bishop Paret visited Holy Trinity P. f.
Church, Cnulchyille, of which Rev. E. a.
Coburn is rector, on Sunday afternoon and
confirmed class of four persons.
Mr.. John s. Richardson sold on Monday
at the Courthouse door as auctioneer for Mr..
Harry ). Carver, trustee, small piece OF
ground near Castle.on,to Henry Presbury for
$500.
Key. A. d. Melvin, president OF the Mary
land Annual Conference Of the Methodist
Protestant Church, will preach at Bel Air on
Sunday morning, June II, and at Union Chapel,
wilma, in the afternoon.
The Second National Bank, of Bel Air,
has awarded the contract for its new building
to Mr.. d. j. Shanshan, OF Fallston. Work
will be Immediately commenced and pushed
to an early completion.
The ladies' of Christ p. f. Church, Rock
.I1 etr
festival In the W. c. T. U. Hall, Forest Hill,
on Friday and Saturday, June S and 9. Sup
per will be served on each evening.
Capt. John K. King, Department Com
mauder of the Grand Army Of the Republic
has announced his staff appointments.
Among them are James X. Hsmilton, of Post
40, and Harrison Hopper, OF Post 2S.
An ice cream and strawberry festival will
be held ON the lawn at Grsce Chapel, Hickory,
on Tuesday, June IL. A game of base ball
will be played and the Bel Air Mandolin
Club are expected to enliven the occasion
with their sweet music.
MIR. E. H. d. Pue, exhibited at this
office several branches taken from peach
trees upon his place near Bel Air, which were
fairly overloaded with fruit. One small
branch which should have borne five peaches,
had about forty clustered on 1T.
Rev. Dr. H. s. France. the new presiding
elder preached to a large congregation in the
Hayre de Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
on Sunday last. lie was rendered formal
reception in the church on Monday.
MIR. Andrew P. Bodt, OF Carsins', while on
bee-hunt on Tuesday night of last week, fell
from q tree and cut his head badly. He was
also go bruised about the bead and neck that
fears are entertained for his early recovery.
The Rev. A. G. Richards, of Cumberland,
who has under consideration call to le
lectorship. of st. Georges Parish, Hartford
county, will cfficiate in spesutil Church,
Tuesday evening, June 12:h, at eight O'Clock
-BaiIifT Jones has been engaged this week
In repairing the board sidewalk on Bond
street, north Of Pennsylvania avenue. A
composite pave meut composed of stones,
sand and coal ashes is being lid on Penn
sylyania avenue between Main and Bond
streets.
Mr.. william ". FinneT will entertain tie
Deer Creek Farmers Club, st Greenwood"
near Churchville, the residence Of Mr.. Geo
j. Finney, next Saturday afternoon. The
subject for discussion will be 1.-THE proposed
Electric railway between Bel Air and Havrr
de Grace. ?
DIR. Leila IL Powers, daughter of Arch
deacon W. Il. Ii. Powers, rector of Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church, Towson,
registered on Saturday at the Clerks Office at
that place SIS practicing physician. She Is
the first female physician that ever registered
in Baltimore county.
MIR. Richard w. Mcdonald, OF Worthwhile,
met with very painful accident while operat-
ing his steam saw mill last week. His right
hand was accidentally struck by circular
saw while in motion and two OF his fingers
were severed. DIR. J. 7. Payne, Of Shawsville,
rendered the necessary aid.
Mr.. Lawrence A. Keech and Miss Millie
B., daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Cooper,
both of Trump, Baltimore county, were
married in West Liberty VI. L. Church, on
Wednesday by Rev. p &. Edwards, assisted
by Rev. j. II. Jeffries. Both parties are
well-known and popular in this county.
On Saturday night through the neg!i-
gence OF an employe, the stable on the farm
near Reckord, occupied by Mr.. Charles s.
Archer, was left open and his cows got into
the feed room and gorged themselves with
chop to such an extent as to cause the death
OF one and two others are not expected to
recover.
Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Humphrey, Of
Uavre de Grsce, will leave on Thursday June
81, for New York where they will take pas
sage on the steamship "Fredelick Der
Crosse" for Europe. They will remain
abroad for several weeks, returning in August.
They expect to visit points in England, Scot
land aud Wales.
The Taylor Base Ball Club crossed bats
with the AtIantics, OF Baltimore, on their
home grounds on Wednesday, May 80, and
were badly defeated, the score being % to
in favor of the visitors. A return game will
be playei between the two clubs at Union
Park, Baltimore, on this, Friday, afternoon.
The majority Of the board Of managers Of
the House of Correction held caucus on
Monday night. 1t was stated that the clerk
ship, which is a desirable office, will IN all
probability be given to Mr.. John ID. Stearns,
of Hartford county. He is son Of Mr.. John
o. Stearns, of Whiteford, and was married
on Wednesday to Miss Keturah Price.