The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-05-17
Local affairs.

Mr.. George O'Donnell' near Frogtowh'
on Tuesday night.
-Children's Day services will be held
at Union Chapel NJ. P. Church. Sunday
June =, at $50 p. NJ.
Key. Joseph S. Malone, of Baltimore
occupied the pulpit of the Bel Air Presoy-
terrain Church last Sunday.
"A street entertainment of medicine
company has been attracting attention
i'll Bel Air for several nights past.
Madonna school will hold an ice
cream and strawberry festival on Thurs
day and Friday evenings, May 30 and
81.
Yesterday, Thursday, was Ascension
Day. Appropriate services were held IN
tn, Catholic Churches throughout the
county.
The ladies of Edgewood NJ. E. Church
will hold their annual festival in the
village the evenings of May 31st and
June 1st
DIR. William Fulford Sappington, one
of the recent graduates OF the University
of Maryland, will locate in Pennsylvania
to practice his profession.
"A strawberry and ice cream festival
will I've held at Glenville school house,
Thursday and Friday evenings, May %
and "a. All are invited to attend.
Rev. B. w. Bond, D. D., will preach
in Calvary NJ E. Church, South, Jarretts-
vile, at s P NJ. next Sunday. Sacrament
ofthc Lords Supper after sermon.
The ladies of Union Chapel, near
Wilma, will hold strawberry and ice
cream festival in the grove adjoining the
church on the evenings of June 6, Z and 8.
A parlor entertainment was givenby
the members of the p. E. Church, at
Havrc de Grace, on Monday evening
The proceeds were for the benefit OF the
Church choir.
DIR. Robert S. Page, a graduate otthe
University of Maryland, has located IN
Bel Air and will practice his profession.
He has been in active practice in Balti-
more for some years.
Charles T. Dinsmore and William M.
Sanders trading as Dinsmore and Sanders
hardware merchants, of Havre dc Grace.
have made deed of trust to ]. W.
Chamberlain, trustee.
-Messrs. Harry Loflin, Norman Hop
kins, George Charshee and Leo II. Moore,
of Havrc dc Grace, recently made so
mile circuit with their bicycles, going by
WAY of Bradshaw, Franklinville and Bel
Air.
MIR Richard R. Leithiser, ofHavre de
Grace, who was badly injured recently
while playing a game of base ball is I'M
proving. He had both jaws broken and
was taken to hospital in New York tor
treatment.
On Saturday Messrs. Joseph w.
Chamberlain and Thomas H. Robinson,
trustees, sold at public sale in Havre de
Grace, a house and lot in that city situat-
ed on Congress street, to ]. N. Spencer
for 81, AGO.
The Ladies Aid Society ofProvidence
MP. Church, near Upper Cross Roads,
will hold strawberry and ice cream
festival OH the Church lawn, on the even
incs of May 80 and 81. Proceeds for the
benefit of the Church.
The Court of Appeals has taken re-
cess until Wednesday, June 10Th, when
they will meet to file opinions. Several
Hartford county cases including the
Havre de Grace election dispute are
among those to he decided.
A meeting having for its object the
preservation of game i'll Hartford county
will be held in the Bel Air Reading Rooms
on Thursday night, May 30th. AL
persons who are interested in this worthy
object are requested to be present.
"A majority of the directors of thu
Tome Institute and Doctor Mackenzl
seem to have reached a point of dispute
which can only he settled in Il Court o
law. The Director has brought sui
against the trustees for 500, 90 for viola
ton of contract.
Tho county tax books will be ope1
for the payment of State and Count
taxes under the levy of 1901, next Mon
day. In order to gain the full discoun
allowed by law, tax payers must ava
themselves of the opportunity of payin
their taxes at once.
Services on the Bel Air Circuit M.
Church, Rev. S. w. Coo, pastor, Sunda,
Nav 10, as follows: Providence, 1913
A. NJ, Union Chapel, $50 P. M. All
Grace Church, Bel Air, s P. M. The Lord
Supper will be administered at the NOR
ing and afternoon services.
MIR. E. Stanley Patterson, of Emmo
ton, has accepted position as travelir
representative of the we'll known firm
f. IL. Hall and Son, Bel Air. He expec
to make personal canvass ofthe count
and purchases can be made from him tt
same as if personally given at the, stor
Rev. Henry A. Grubb, who was 1
Gently called to the passionate of the Pre-
bvterian Church at Havre de Grace, w
installed Tuesday night Rev. B.
Sterling preached, Rev. De Witt NJ. BE
ham delivered the charge to the paste
and Rev. J. p. Campbell the charge to
people.
The Maryland Democratic Editor
Association have decided to make tn
annual excursion this year to Frederic
burg. Virginia. They will go as the que
of the Wcems Steamboat Company a
will leave Baltimore on Friday afternoC
Nav 24th arriving at their destinati
on Saturday night They will ret'
Wednesday morning.
Tho commander, John G. Taylor
the department ofMaryland ofthc Grf
Army of the Republic has announced
general orders the following additio
staff appointments from Wann Post,
40, G.. A. R.. Forest Hill: Assistant
spector, James K. Hamilton; Assist
Mastering officer, John Axer; Aid
Camp, Steward Hornberger.
The political campaign was launc
in Bel Air on Monday, as the number
new names in our political column sho
There is plenty of material to select Fl
and the Democrats should have no tror
in nominating good strong tic
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