The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-06-26

Tho Forest Hill ". c. T. L. will hole
it's regular monthly meeting at the W
{. T. u. Hall, ON Wednesday afternoon
July 1st, at 3 p. NJ.
The VanBibber Base Ball Club vii
play the Clifton Athletic Club of Balti
more at VanBibber tomorrow, Saturday
afternoon. Game called $50 o'clock.
The Maryland State Bar Association
will meet at Ocean City on Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, July 7th. Stf
and 9th A number of members of the
Hartford bar will be present at the differ.
ent sessions.
The Willard w. c. T. u. will hold a
parlor meeting at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Jackson, near Mactou. on Tuesday, June
&c. at p. NJ. Miss Prosser, of Balti-
more. a we'll known elocutionist, will fur
nish the evenings entertainment. The
public is cordially invited.
MIR. Edwin II. w. Harlan, son of Mr..
William II. Harlan, of Bel Air. for the
third time, was one of the few who at.
tanned the high distinction of passing
every examina ton of every class at the
Episcopal High School, Virginia. He
also won the Meade prize for very high
excellence in the next to the highest
classes.
The first quarterly conference of the
n Il, NJ II
held at Thomas Run Church. on Satur-
day. June 9th. at $50 P. NJ. The
Pastor will preach at Thomas Run on
Sunday morning, while reopening services
will be held at Darlington in the after
noon and evening. the Presiding Elder
preaching in the afternoon and addresses
being delivered at night. Good music
will be feature of these services.
arrangements are being made to play
game of base ball in Bel Air on the
morning of the Fourth of July between
two picked local teams. Much interest
is being manifested and the attendance
will doubtless be large as may also be
expected at the two games on the after
noon of the same dav. The Bel Air team
will turn out in their new uniforms and
will present pleasing appearance. The
Fultons ofBaltimore. one of the strongest
amateur clubs of that city, will be the
at both games.
The receipts and disbursements of
Baltimore county sh TVS that there was
received during the year $1,014, 334.39.
The balance in the Treasurer's hands on
May 31st was $393.742. The state
ment, which has just been issued by the
Commissioners, contains one excellent
feature that should be adopted by our
County Commissioners. 1t shows the
appropriated for each purpose
and whether the same has been over
drawn or not. fit has been overdrawn
it shows from what other fund the
amount was diverted. The public is ell
titled to know exactly where the money |
goes and the commissioners should do |
all i'll their power to give them this in
formation in a succinct and intelligent |
manner.
The first commencement of the |
Jarrettsville Academy will be held this,
Friday evening, at o'clock. The pro-
granlme includes defamation contest,
Rotations by Miss Ethel L. Dreury, Miss
Lillian N. Amoss, Miss E. May Eggleston,
Miss Hattie ]. Mellor and Mr.. w. R.
Wiley. The invocation will be by Rev.
!. r. Jacobs. Miss Bessie Stokes will
render piano solo and Miss Lillian N.
Amoss vocal solo. Miss Lydia st.
Clair will read an essay on "Reign of
Terror" The address to the graduating
lass will be delivered by Mr.. Harry S.
Carver, of the Bel Air bar. The pro-
yramme will be interspersed throughout
with music both vocal and instrumental
Rev. J. L. McLain will pronounce the
The corps of teachers of
The school include w. W. keyes, A. b.,
principal, Miss S. Elizabeth Cairnes and
Mrs. Mary X. Smith, assistants.