The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1901-09-13
AIR. Granville Heaps, son of Hugh T.
Heaps, ofStreett, is attending school at

AIR. Granville Heaps, son OF Hugh I.
Heaps, ofStreett, is attending school at
Gettysburg.
Wesleyan Chapel which was struck
by lightning and destroyed by fire on
Sunday night of last week will be rebuilt
by the congregation.
The Wilma w. c. T. U. will hold a
musical and lawn fete at the residence of
Mr. B. Howard Amoss, near Benson, on
Saturday evening, September21st. Pr =
ceeds for the benefit of the temperance
work. Everybody invited.
Mr. John H. Bowman has been APP
pointed administrator of the estate ofW.
S. Bowman by the Orphans Court OF
Hartford county. The appointment OF
Mr.. John ". Webster as executor OF Ann
Theresa Welsh, was confirmed.
The second quarterly meeting Of
North Hartford Circuit will be held at
Emory NJ. E. Church, on Saturday and
Sunday, September % and %. Rev. I.
E. Peters, of Annapolis, Md, Rev. J. o.
Wrightson, of Monument Street NJ. +.
Church. Baltimore, and Rev. ]. I. Marsh,
of Monkton Circuit, Baltimore county,
will assist Rev. Harry F. France, presid-
ing elder, in the services. On Saturday
morning at II o'clock, Rev. T. E. Peters
will preach a sermon; Saturday after
noon at o'clock a business meeting;
Saturday night at 100 o'clock a rally of
the Epworth Leagues of the Circuit will
be held. On Sunday morning at 1870
o'clock Rev Harry F. France, the pre-
siding elder, will preach a sermon; Sunday
afternoon at $50 O'Clock a platform
meeting will take place, and Sunday
night at 80 clock evangelistic services.
Governor John Walter Smith issued
proclamation on Saturday requesting the
people of this State to assemble on Tues
day for the purpose of offering up prayers
for the speedy recovery of President Nc
Kinley. On that day union services were
held in Grace Methodist Protestant
Church, Bel Air, Rev. S. w. Coe, pastor.
The services were opened by an eloquent
and touching prayer by Rev. DR.. Drink
house, of Baltimore. The pastor, Rev. S.
w. Coe, made a few remarks and there
were scripture reading and prayers by
Rev. E. D. Finney and Rev. Frank A.
Kilmon. Mrs. Mary Walton Mock pre-
sided at the organ. Judge Walters ad-
journed court so that all could attend the
services and DIR. Kern, principal of the Bel
Air Academy, closed school for an hour to
allow the children to attend, which they
did in body. The audience was arepre-
sentative one, composed of men OF every
station in life, and the church was packed
to the doors.
The concert, which was given at the
Masonic Temple on Thursday night of
last week, was a success both from
social and financial standpoint. The
hall was literally packed and every part
of the programme received liberal encore.
Mr.. Fritz Gaul delighted those present
with his difficult renditions of classical
selections on the violin. Miss Laura Nc
Kinley sang sweetly number of solos.
The accompanist was Miss Clara
CROPPED. The recitations of Miss Alice
May Youse were one of the principal
features of the evening. She has made
the art of posing and expression life
study and her faithful reproductions Of
the different emotions which arise with
in the human being show strong in
dividuality underlying years of arduous
work. Miss Youse is favorite of Bel
Air audiences, having appeared here
previously, but the finished effects of this
evenings work show the rapid ad-
vances she has made in her art during
the past few years. She is recognized as
wellnigh having reached the topmost
round of the ladder of success.