The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-07-26
Local affairs.

Judge Frederick Stump continue
s.riously i'll and his recovery is doubtful
The annual camp meeting will be hel
at Summit Grove July Goth to Angus
18th inclusive.
The second picnic of the season WI
be held at Otter Point on THIS Frioa
evening, August 26th. A large attent
ance is expected.
The second quarterly conference
Bel Air Circuit, NJ. P. Church, will be hel
in Grace Church, Bel Air, on Saturday
August 8, at 2.ao P. M.
The Wilma Union will meet a
"Dunkale," the home of Mrs. J. B. Ho:
kins, on Thursday, August LIST, at 20
Pm. A full meeting is desired.
The picnic at Old Baltimore on Wed
nesday was largely attended. Politician
were there in abundance and every on
seemed to thoroughly enjoy the day.
The w. CT. U. and Christian En-
deavor Society of Deer Creek M. +
Church, will hold lawn fete on the par
sonage lawn, on friday evening, Angus
2. If unfavorable, the first fair evening
The next meeting of the Deer Creel
Farmers Club will be held at the resi-
dence of Mr., w. Beatty Harlan, a
Churchville, on Saturday, July 9th
The subject for discussion is 1.-THE Genera
Utility Cow"
Remember that tomorrow, Saturday
is primary election day. The polls vii
be open from 1 O'Clock, p. M, to
O'Clock except Havre de Grace, which viii
be one hour later. If you are Democrat
it is your duty to vote.
Primary elections will be held in Balti
more county tomorrow, Saturday after
noon. From the present indications the
contest will not be very bitter one a:
the spirit of harmony seems to prevail
among the different candidates.
Rev. w. B. Bond, D. D., will preach III
Calvary NJ. E. Church South, Jarretts'
vile, next Sunday morning at 1870 A
NJ. A special programme Sunday night
by the Christian Eudeavor Society will be
rendered. All are invited to attend.
The Hartford Historical Society will
meet in the Court House on next Satur-
day morning at IL o'clock. Mr.. James
w. Harry will read paper entitled THE
Maryland Constitutional Convention OF
1850" ExJudge George Y. Maynadier
will read a paper on 1.-THE Destruction OF
Birds in Hartford County"
John Herbert, youngest son of Walter
T. Harvard, of Kalmia, aged 3years and
8 months, died on Monday. The funeral
took place on Wednesday, the interment
being at ST. Ignatius' Church, Hickory.
Rev. ]. A. Frederick officiated. The pail
bearers were Clement Hopes, Henry
Hopes, Ben Wilson and Ned Wilson. N.
Dean and Son, undertakes.
The Perryman base ball club defeated
the Level team in an interesting game
last Thursday by a score of 9to3. Both
pitchers did well. Gearry and Emmord,
for Perryman folded well the latter max
ing double play unassisted, while Akers
and Cooley carried off the honors for
Level Batteries, PERUVIAN, Hughes and
Michael; Level, Cooley and Akers.
We wish to call particular attention
to the advertisement OF Washington Col
lege which appearselsewhere in this issue.
1t is one of the Oldest institutions of
learning in the State, having been found
ed 1Os years ago. Its enrolment last
year was 10 pupils. The rates are ex-
ceptionally low and there is now vacant
scholarship from this county which the
School Board will shortly fill by competi-
tive examination.
On Friday. August I'd, the Sunday
School of Grace NJ. E. Church South,
Aberdeen, will give an excursion from
Havre de Grace to COLCHESTER on the
steamer Susquehanna. The boat will
leave Havre de Grace at 8 o'clock, A. M,
anu VIII lllIC ~ SaISlL liC .
O'Clock train for Aberdeen. A delightful
trip down the bay is expected, and the
public is cordially invited to participate
in the pleasures of the day.
DIR. ]. N Megary, veterinarian OF
Bel Air, was painfully kicked by horse
on the farm of Mr.. James R. Jones last
Friday morning. The animal was sick
and as the Doctor was diagnosing the
case he slapped the horse on the hip to
make it move up. 1t kicked him with
both hind feet, striking him in the jaw
and cutting his face so severely that
Doctors Munnikhuysen and Richardson
were compelled to take nine stitches. He
is nowimproving.
The three appointments of Hartford
Circuit will unite in an old-fashioned re-
vival meeting in a large tent at Smiths
Chapel, beginning on Sunday, July 2sth,
and continuing each night until August
9th, rain or shine. Services for Sunday
as follows: 10 o'clock A. NJ. experience
meeting; IL preaching by the pastor upon
the personality and work of the Holy
Spirit: $50 P. NJ. ispworth League rally
question box and other interesting
features. Seven o'clock children's meet
ing and 8 O'Clock preaching.
The birthday party to be held under
the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society o
Union Chapel, M. P. Church, on Tuesday
evening, July 3Oth, promises to be very
enjoyable affair. Allpersons who deposi
the sacks. containing their contributions
with the door-keepers will be admitted t.
the musical and literary exercises. ant
will also receive ticket emitting them t.
refreshments free. An excellent musica
programme has been arranged, and som
of the best talent in the county secured
In addition to these, Mr.. c. K. Woods, @
the Baltimore bar, an accomplished vocal
ist, has consented to sing
On Saturday, the encampment a
Queenstown was broken up and tn
soldier boys wendell their homewar
ways. Company D arrived in Bel Air o
the evening train. The boys were we
sunburned, but expressed themselves a
having had good time, in spite of til
rainy weather. A movement is now o
foot to establish national campin
grounds where the soldiers of the regula
army and the volunteer militia compal
les of the different States can ming
together. 1t is said thatif the proper el
ergy is shown, Maryland can secure OF