The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-06-28
Local affairs.

The Maryland Telephone c""'pa .a
has it's long distance lines now III 'p
ton.
-Efr,rts are being made to estapi'sh :"
rural free delivery route III the "e's"'
hood. of Magnolia.
Mr. !. P. Walker, OF near nav 80. ~
'o.,t1v invented and patented
a hay baling device.
The wilma w, c. T. U. will meet at
"Dunkale," the home OF Mrs. j. d. nus
Inns on Iuly fourth, at half-past two +
NJ
The Ladies' of Bush River Neck Chapel
will give a crab and fish supper Oh ''"'.1 >,
Iulv 10Th. at Old Baltimore shore All
are invited to come.
The farmers have commenceu e'''
ri ,ver hav and will be ready to harvest
bv the middle of next week III '~
sections it may be earlier.
MIR Walter Proctor isnow putt ting III
rew machinery at his mill near pelea
When this Work IL CoihP'>
a capacitv of so barrels day.
Sherman Bull, the little son OF MI
Curtis Bull, of Bel Air, while playing near
his home on Friday last, cut his race very
seriously with some barbed wire.
The Havre de Grace team defeated
the vermonts, of Baltimore, IN wen
fought game of ball in Havre de Grace Oh
Saturday last, the score standing l. 10 l.
The Iarrettsville NJ, E. Church South
Rev. L. Hammond, pastor, announces the
following services: Sunday Scnool a.
NJ. Preaching 1890 A. M. and + M
Sacramental service the first Sunday IN
each month.
Miss Anna B. Munnikhuysen' OF Bel
Air. won a meritorious mention III
scholarship at Washington College,
MARYLAND, her name appearing upon '"e
honor list of students at its commence
ment last week.
THE Rev. Edward Hays preached Inc
boccalaureate sermon to the graduates
of the Uavre de Grace High School Ill tine
Methodist Episcopal Church on sunday
last. The COMMENCEMENT exercises take
place tonight.
The class-dav exercises at Tome lnsti.
tute were held on Monday evening last.
Among the graduates taking part were
Miss Laura Winitred Emmord, OF Perry
man. Miss Bessie Vansant Macklem, OF
Havre de Grace.
MIR. and Mrs. E. H. Pritchett, OF
Havre de Grace, celebrated the 25th ami
versarv of their marriage on Saturday
evening of last week. Many OF Their
friends called to extend their best wishes,
in which THE -EGIs cordially joins.
Rev. William Littell Everett, pastor
of the Light St. PRESBYTERIAN Church,
Baltimore, will preach in the Churchville
Presbyterian Church next Sabbath morn
ing. Rev. MIR. Everitt and Rev. >. I.
Wasson were classmates at Princeton.
Rev. Joseph Smith, formerly pastor
of Slate Ridge Presbyterian Church. oc-
cupied the pulpit in the Bel Air Presby-
terrain Church last Sunday. Hepreached
a most excellent sermon from the text:
"And pray ye that your flight be not IN
the winter
MIR. Joseph A. Harris, OF Bel AIR is
having the designs drawn for new house
which he will shortly erect on his lot on
Broadway. The people OF Bel Air should
be very grateful for the spirit OF improve
uent with which some of our worthy and
nropressiye citizens are imbued.
A new train was put on the Mary
land and Pennsylvania railroad, between
Baltimore and Bel Air on Sunday last.
II leaves Baltimore at 11.35 A. Nj. and
arrives in Bel Air at 1885 p. Nj. Return
ing. it leaves Bel Air at 2. 10 p. NJ. arriv-
ing in Baltimore at $50 daily.
George r. Sanner, pastor, will preach
at Rock Kun Church next Sunday morn
ing and at Bush Chapel at night. There
will be a meeting of the Epworth League
chapters OF the circuit at the home OF Mrs.
Riley, near Churchville, on Sunday after
noon at three o'clock. Every Lacquer is
invited TO be present.
Miss Evelyn l.. Austelle, whose sudden
and sad death occurred i'll Baltimore last
week, under by no means dangerous
operation, was buried i'll Atlanta, Georgia,
on Saturday last where her remains were
taken for interment. She was we'll
known in Bel Air, where she had spent
several summers and had endeared her
self to all who came in contact with her
lovely character.
-Messrs. John N. Steele, John S. Writ
and Benjamin A. Richmond, the State
Board of Law Examiners, held an exami-
nation for applicants for admission to
practice law, i'll the Law Department OF
the University of Maryland, in Baltimore
on Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
Seventy-fve applicants presented them
selves REORGANIZATION among whom was
Mr.. John D. Worthington, of Bel Air.
General Charles F. Macklen, Inspec-
tor General of the First Brigade, Nj. NJ.
and who is OH the staff of General Lauren
son Riggs. was in Bel Air on Monday
evening and inspected Company d. He
was handsomely entertained later in the
evening by Captain Thomas G. Forwood
and Lieutenant w. G. Rouse at the Eagle
Hotel, where a collation. was served,
several of our representative citizens being
present.
Mrs Murray Vandiver, of Havre de
Grace, accompanied by her brother, MIR.
Harry Clayton, sailed on Thursday Of
last week for Europe. The itinerancy o.
their Journey willextend through France
Germany and England. The trips taker
for the benefit of Mrs. Vandiver's health
which has been somewhat impaired TO
some months. Her many friends wisl
her pleasant voyage and a safe return
with renewed good health.
Mrs. Albert Sioussat, of Baltimor
county, who was recently elected dele
gate to represent the Woman's Auxiliar
of the Protestant Episcopal Church c
MARYLAND at the General Convention t
be held in San Francisco, in October, wi
take with her some interesting historIcf
relics. among which will be an "ldpewte
communion service which was presente
toSt. Johns Parish by Queen Anne. III
Parish lies partly in Hartford county.
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