The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-06-05
Local affairs.

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Friendship NJ. E. Church ON Sunday aite1
noon, Junc eth, at three o'clock.
Miss Florence Whitaker, of Fores
Hill, who was painfully kicked bv
horse OH Saturday, is improving.
The annual Children's Day service
of Ioppa Christian Church, will be he'll
on Sunday evening, June 2lst' at SP- NJ
The teacher and pupils, of Benson
school, will hold festival on Tuesda.
and Wednesday evenings, June 9th ant
10th.
The wilma w. {. T. L. will hold it
next meeting at the home of Mrs. Louis
E. Hollingsworth, on Tuesday afternoon
June eth, at 2.3O o'clock.
-Childrens' Day services will be held II
Fallston Presbyterian Church next Sun
day evening at eight o'clock. There vii
be no afternoon services.
Mr.. Charles F. Harry, formerly
Deputy Treasurer of this county has been
of the Hartford County Flint Company
The ladies of Union Chapel NJ. P.
Church will hold a strawberry and ice
cream festival on the evenings OF Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, June 18th,
10Th and 10. Proceeds for the benefit OF
the church.
MIR. Isaac Dick, of X almia, who is in
the employ of the flint mills, near that
place, was thrown by mule on Satur-
day. In falling, his left hand was broken.
DIR. F. Lee Hughes rendered the necessary
surgical attention.
The Fallston Base Ball nine went to
Convention on Saturday and defeated the
local club on its own grounds by score
of19 to 7. Walker and Rogers were the
winning battery. Mr.. Milford Walker is
captain of the Fallstou team and Walter
]. Rich is manager.
The Deer Creek Farmers Club will
meet at the residence of Mr.. Frank ii.
Jacobs, near Schuck'S Corner, tomorrow.
Saturday afternoon. The roll-call will
be at five o'clock. The subject selected
for discussion is THE cheapest method
ofimproving land"
On Saturday Judge Fowler dis.
charged the members of the petit jury
who were not on the panel of the case on
trial. These were discharged on Monday
evening, by Judge Waters whose health
allowed him to resume his official duties
in Court on Monday.
Next Sunday, June 9TH, will be
Childrens Day at Grace NJ. f. Church,
South, Aberdeen An interesting pro-
gramme consisting of Rotations, dia-
logues and music has been prepared and
will be rendered at S p. NJ. Rev. II. W.
Burruss will also preach at II A. NJ.
Miss Minnie Belle Cairncs, daughter
ofMr George X. Cairnes, of Bel Air, was
one of the graduates at the commence
ment of the Maryland School of Art and
Design. which was held at Music Hall on
Wednesday evening. The class that
graduates numbers nine. who had taken
the full four Years course at this excellent
institution ot technical learning.
We are indebted to Mr.. J. $. Norris,
general manager Of the Maryland and
Pennsylvania Railroad, for a copy of
"Whcre to Spend the Summer" This is
a neat little pamphlet that gives n list of
n number of the hotels and boarding
houses along the line of the MARYLAND
and Pennsylvania Railroad. 1t is Illus
trated bv number of views of scenery
along the route.
Last Friday afternoon, while Harry
Fisher was driving a team of Mr.. w. II.
Rockford, near the property of MIR. Isaiah
Watkins. bolt of lightning struck close
by and two of the horses were knocked to
the ground. The other two were thrown
on their knees. The driver was rendered
unconscious and found himself leaning
against bank Fortunately neither the
driver nor the horses were hurt.
Rev E. B. Matches. State Missionary
will preach in the Odd Fellows Hall, Bel
Air, on Tuesday evening, June 9th, at
eight o'clock. At the close of the preach
ing services a Sunday School organiza-
ton will be perfected. A week night
meeting is necessary from the fact that it
is the only time that MIR. Matches can at
tend on account of other engagements.
A good attendance is earnestly urged.
The will of the late Mary Ann Swartz,
has been probated by Register Bay.
She leaves to her nephew. Harry Johns,
the parcel of land on the Philadelphia
turnpike near the school house. oJohn
Wagner $500, and the balance is be-
queathed to her brothers, W. A. Johns,
Frank Johns and Edward Johns. Cyrus
c. Cronin is named executor. The in
strument is dated February 4th, 1908,
and is witnessed by w. w. Wilson, Samuel
Gallon and c. c. Cronin.
Postmaster Mock has announced the
following summer schedule of the closing
of the mails at Bel Air Postofficc: East,
South and West by way of Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington Railroad, 6
A. M. North by the Maryland and
Pennsylvania Railroad, $50 A. NJ, 400
2. NJ. South by the Maryland and
Pennsylvania Railroad, 1915 A. NJ,
11.3O A. M, d P. M. For Darlington
and intermediate offices, 93OA. NJ. For
Edgewood and intermediate offices, 10. / S
A. M.
The eleventh annual convention ofthe
Maryland States Firemen Association
will meet at Frederick on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of next week. 1t
promises to be the grandest demonstra-
ton of volunteer tiremen ever held in
Maryland. The membership includes
thirty-fvc companies, all of which have
signifed their intention to be present.
The parade will occur on Wednesday
afternoon, June 10th and fully 5000
uniformed men and 80 bands of music
will be in line
ON Monday eTening the jury in the
case of Samuel II. Hampshire, whose cas-,
was begun on Thursday of last week, re
turned a verdict of guilty of keeping {
disorderly house. This case had excited
the attention of the residents of a larg
portion of the citizens of Delta and Cam
bria, as was attestcd by the attendanc
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