The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-06-22
The Eeis and lntcllleencer
LOCAL AFFAIRS


,a,,srs tes,amentary have bsen grantee
BY the Register of Wills to George L. harNinF
upou the estate of Evelyn Harkins.
On Sunday, June II, the weather was
so chilly and Il. mp that fires were In vogue
AMI, at night overcoats were comfortable
-Cbildren's Day Exercises which were to
he held on last Sabbath at Wesleyan Chapel,
will be given Oh Sunday morning July LIST.
The ladies of Mount Tabor NJ. P. Church
will hold q strawberry festival in the church
near Hickory, on Saturday, June %, commsnc
ing at 1902. NJ.
The commencement exercises atlhe Tome
Institute closed on Monday evening. among
the graduates was Miss lnez Henry o'oorne'
CT Haford county.
Officer saltk, OF Hsvre de Grace, brought
to Bel Air on Wednesday, John Shippers VINO
was committed to jail by Justice Fahey,
charged with being disorderly.
The Childrens' Day Services which were
to have been held at st. Paui's Lutheran
Church near Perryman, have been postponed
until Sunday July 8, at 30 F. NJ.
In the quarterly distribution otthe public
school tax, the folio wing sums have been
allotted to Hartford county: White Schools
81 262 IS; celcred schools. Sl.ls2 81.
REV. =. E Nicholson, Superintendent OF
the Maryland State Temperance Union, VIII
deliver an address at the FGllston Presbyterian
Church on Monday, Juue 25, at I. NJ.
The authorities of the Baltimore City
College have followed the example set by cur
local College last year aud will not permit the
class of 1900 to receive their diplomas.
Mr.. William L Cooley sold on Monday at
the Court House door as auctioneer for Mr..
Robert Archer, trustee, o lot of land near
Aberdeen to Mr. James j. Archer for $3.50.
i'm the annual REIMBURSEMENT of the salaries
of pcstmasters 1914 of those officials will re-
ceive increased salaries. The salary at Aber-
deem has been raised from 81 900 to 81, 100.
Mr.. ]. Edwin Webster served as the
Maryland member Of the Committee on Per-
manent Organization, at the National Re
publican Convention at Philadelphia this
week.
william Henry, colored, was brought to
Bel Air on Sunday afternoon and lodged In
Jail, having been committed by Justice Fancy,
upon the charge of stealing cycle from Mr..
Willard F. Tydings.
Tho case of the negro William Black
which was set for trial in Criminal Court No.
2, Of Baltimore, has been postponed until
TODAY, Friday. He will be tried before the
court instead of jury.
Miss Florence N. Young, Of Bel Air, and
Mr.. George s. Msulsby, of OF Baltimore, were
married on Wednesday in Washington, ID. o.,
by Rev. DR.. McKim, rector of the church OF
Epiphany Of that place.
Howard Wells, aged twelve years and
Elmer Wells, aged five years, the only chill |
dren of Mr.. John Wells Of Kingsville, Balti- |
more county, died last week within few
hours Of each other of cerebro spinal menin- |
gifts.
The first car Of the Baltimore & Lebigh |
Railroad to go over foreign road was sent to
Washington a few days ago with load oil
slate from the Slate Ridge quarries. 1t was
new broad. gauge car, loaded at North Avenue
depot.
AT Union Chapel NJ. p. Church, near
wilma there will be held on the evening OF
July 4th, q patriotic service, speaking, ap- |
propriale music and some fire works. Refresh |
ments may be had on the grounds. Proceeds |
or the benefit Of the church.
A return game of base ball will be played |
ut the Fair grounds on tomorrow, Saturday, |
afternoon between the Aberdeen and Bel Air
clubs. DR.. Carcaud's boys are getting in fine
trim, and an interesting game may be expect |
Cd. Let all the rooters turn out.
"A very handsome cushion cover, en-
broidered in the famous Lawson pink, Is be-
Ing voted for at the Bel Air Drug Store. The |
votes are being cast for The most popular |
lsdy In Bel Air, and considerable curiosity is |
being manifested as to the probable winner.
Mr.. Frank W. standiford, of Clayton,
and Miss N. Blanche only daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Wilson, Of Jerusalem Mills,
were married on Wednesday at the M. T.
parsonage Bel Air, by Rev. Samuel W. Coe.
A number OF their friends were in sttepdsrce.
-sreciments of wheat and corn are on ex-
hibitior at the Office of The Kgis, which show
remark bic Development for this season. The
wheat stands strong five and half fest, and |
the corn about four feet high. They were
raised near Bel Air by Mr.. william +. kis-
sling.
The following students from Hartford
county have successfully completed their
studies at Eaton & Burnett's Business Col
leee. Baltimore, and received their diplomas:
n. E. Grafton, of Emmortou: William Il.
smithson. of Pylesylile, and John E. Kerr, OF
Thomas Run.
-Messrs. Boyd & Fuliord, the popular
druggists, will donate the entire receipts from
their soda fountain on this Friday night, to the
Fresh Airfund. AS It is Commencement night,
the largeness of the Iargess will be promoted
II all who attend the exercises at Masonic Hail
grill help to roll the bali along.
The National Educational Association
will hold It's session this year in Charleston,
q. c., the beautiful Palmetto City. Mr..
Thomas C. Galbreath, Secretary to the Har-
ford School Board will attend. Should any
one desire to attend they can by correspond
ing with him learn all the particulars.
Mr.. Joseph Riley who resides near Aber-
deem was assaulted by three negroes in Havre
de Grace on Sunday morning last. He was
accused by them OF being implicated in the
lynchlng OF the negro Harris and before he
could reply was knocked down by the negro
suffians and beat and kicked about the body
and head.
Mr.. Frank Martin, Of Chestnut Hill, last
Thursday accidentally killed carrier pigeon
which was marked, C. A. G., 1856 on one leg
aud on the other was N. A. 47,1H. Mr..
Martin regrets the accidental death of the
young messenger but it had gotten among
some other birds and he did not not discover
the difference until too late.
State Superintendent Of instruction M.
d. Stephens, in company with Mr.. John ID.
WOrthingtod, President of the Board Of
School Commissioners, inspected. several of
the Hartford schools last Thursday. MIR.
Stephens expressed himself as highly pleased
with his visit aud paid well deserved tribute
to our excellent school system.
Election of Officers.
,rr foax.mytpu have been chosen az Officers