The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-05-29
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ledge, on Sunday evening, June 18th, a
s O'Clock
We arc indebted to Mr.. NJ. Bate!
Stephens, State Superintendent OF Edu
cation, for Il copy ofthc Institute Manua
1903-190+.
Mrs. Margaret Grant and MIR. Nobl'
l.. Mitchell have been appointed admin
traitors of the late William +. Grant
bond 81 900.
The teacher and pupils of Prospect
school will hold All ice cream and straw,
berry festival ut the school, on the even
ings of June and e.
-Childrcns' Day services were held at
Calvary NJ. L. Church South at Jarrctts-
willie on Sunday evening. A spirited pro-
gramme was carried out.
The teacher and pupils of Billingslea
school will hold a strawberry and ice
cream festival OH Friday evening, June
9TH. Ifrainy the next fair evening.
An ice cream and banana festival will
be held in the canning house of Messrs.
Hanson and Lantz, at Magnolia, on the
18th, 19th and Goth of June. All arc
cordially invited to attend.
The ladies of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Joppa, will hold an ice cream
and banana festival on the evenings OF
Iune 18th, 10th and Goth. Proceeds for
the benefit of church. Public cordially
invited.
-Rcv. and Mrs. William +. Brand,
celebrated the sixtieth anniversary of
their wedding on Monday at their home
in Abingdon. A number of friends called
to offer their congratulations to this
venerable couple.
Miss Sallic Williams. aunt of Messrs.
S. A. and +. X Williams, of Bel Air, fell
and broke her hip while coming out of
Grace Church Baltimore one day last
week. The fracture was reduced by DIR.
John N. T. Finney.
MFR Thomas Malcolm Price, aformer
resident OF this county, was one of four
who took the degree of doctor ofphiloso-
PLY at Columbian University. This is
the highest degree conferred by any in
stitution of learning.
A musical ard literary entertainment
will be held in the Fountain Green W. {.
T. L. Hall, Wednesday evening, June
10th. Proceeds for the benefit Of the
Jerusalem Christian Church. Every one
is invited TO attend.
Mrs Jay Hugh Sticr, wife of DR.. J. II.
Stier, of Perryman, who has been at the
MARYLAND University Hospital for several
weeks, and underwent n serious opera
ton, continues so ill that but faint hope
is held out for her recovery.
-Norr:sville NJ. =. Church, which has
recently been remodelcd, will be rcopened
on Sunday June eth. The pastor Rev.
T. NJ Woolford will bc assisted by Rev.
]. NJ. Yingling. Rev Eugene McCloskey,
Rev. G. NJ. Clayton and Others.
The ladies cf Fallstor Presby terrain
Church will hold 4 strawberry and ice
cream festival on the lawn at Mrs. G. w.
Sagc's ne;.: lie railroad station on Tues
day and Wednesday nights, June 2nd and
Bird Proceeds for the benefit of tie
church.
Mr.. William Knight. who lives near
ADV. net with Il painful accident one
DIV last week. He had been hunting
eggs in hay NOW and while descending
I, ladder accidentally fell and considerably
bruised himself. Mr.. Knight is about
sixty years of age.
The ladies of Christ Church, Rock
Spring. will hold an ice cream and straw
berry festival in the Forest Hill Hall, on
Thursday and Friday evenings, June 4th
and 9Th. Ii the weather should prove
unfair either evening the festival will be
continued on Saturday.
Services at the Fallston Prcsbyter-
ian Church on Sunday. May 31st, as
follows: Sunday School, at go p. NJ,
preaching service by pastor. at $50 p.
NJ. Mr.. James Patterson kess, astudent
for the ministry, will preach at p. Nj.
All are invited to these services.
The Board of Supervisors of Election
met on Monday. the three members,
Messrs. Forsythc, Hope and Wright being
present. Judges and clerks were named
for the next election, subject to their ex
animation for mental fitness. The Board
will be in session again next Monday.
"A Sunday School festival will be held
on the lawn of Norrisville hotel on the
evening of Saturday, June 9th. Fawn
Grove cornet band will be present and
assist in entertaining those who attend.
The proceeds will be for the benefit of the
impro yemcnts recently made at the
church.
On Friday evening, Judge Waters,
OF a writ of habus corpus, released
William Dean on $1,000. bail for the
action of the September grand jury.
lie is charged with the shooting of John
Blackburn in IIavre de Grace two weeks
ago. Dean claims that the act was COM
mittcd in sclf-dcfcnsc.
Tho ladies and friends of Mt Zion NJ.
f. Church will hold an ice cream and
strawberry festival in the w. {. T. U.
hall, at Fountain Green, on Thursday
evening, June 4th Should the evening
be stormy, the festival will be held the
9th. Proceeds for a new carpet for the
church. Everybody come.
A dance will be held in the Assembly
Rooms of the Masonic Temple this Fri,
day evening. The committee in charge
is composed Of Messrs. A. w. Bradford
c. D. Rosan, W. Wylie Hopkins, d. B.
Gilbert and X. b. Munnikhuysen. The
chapcroneS are Mcsdames S. W. Bradford
|. T. 6 Hopkins, ]. a. Harris, Kate b
Webb and S. ID. Rosan.
The case of Scvilia Nciman, charged
with keeping Il disorderly house, wa:
commenced before Judge Fowler, and Z
Jury on Monday. A large number o
witnesses were called for the prosecution
and defense. Mcssrs. McNabb ant
Harlan appeared for the State ant
Messrs. Young, J. !. Archer and Cooley
for the defense. The jury rendered :
verdict Of not guilty.
Frank Smith, of Uavrc de Grace, wa
twice attacked on Tuesday by a viciou