The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-03-27
Local affairs.


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o'clock.
A marriage licc:sc WAS issued in Bal
timore ou Tuesday 10 All RislaJJ a.
Hawkins and Mis- Cora Il. Lilly, both
of Garland.
Key. George X. Evans has hyen ap-
pointed chair man Of The t:arfnrd county
work for the East D"iti'nor> District Ep-
worth League.
A live bird shoot between Baltimore
and Cecil county men was announced to
take place at Aberdeen yesterday. About
five hundred birds were trapped.
--Rev. ". Page Dame, assistant rector
of Memorial Church, Baltimore, will
preach at Emmanuel Church, Bel Air,
this friday evening, at eight O'Clock.
The McComas Brothers will sing.
William f. James las fled Il bill iii
the Circuit Court for Hartford county, on
the equity side, asi,ing tnr divorce from
his wife, IaA:a y. .ia:ses. Mi Harry s.
Carver is The complainant attorney.
MIR. Joseph y. i:anway, vino has
been i'll at his winter nome i'll Baltimore,
is able to be out again. Hca.tcldcd the
board of directors meeting at the Second
National Bank at Bel Air on Wednesday.
"A musical and literary cntcrtainment
will be held at the new scEooliousc south
of Taylor, on Friday evening, April 3rd,
by the pupils of the school. they will be
assisted by the AcC0mas Brothers, Of
Bel Air, Mr.. S. Scott Boslcy, of Baltimore
county and the '';o.!i@gl>s Family by
local talent of the i;cig bborhood. An en-
ioyable evening is anticipated. The pro-
ceeds will be for the benefit Of the school.
MIR. c. c. Bowman, Of Level, desires
us to announce that the yoke of oxen
which he advertised for sale in The -I;gis
have been purchased ;y Mr.. Samuel J.
Ady. This statement IS T!&Gc ia view OF
the fact that he HIS had sucn large
number of answers in response 20 the ad-
vertisement, and quite a ru."''Ir o! pros
pectve buyers have been Inconvenience
by making personal til ps.
Postmaster ~ n. Mock, Of Bel Air,
has received from the Mckinley Ma >ionsll |
Memorial Association a limited supply |
of the certificates which have been fur
nished for distribution 20 contributors to |
the monument fund as souvenirs OF tier |
participation i'll that great enterprise.
These certificates are d work Of art ard |
bear handsome tribute to Tie donors 20 |
the fund to erect monument III memory |
of our martyr"d President.
The case of Joseph T. Hopes against
Joseph Kndig, which had llccu removed |
from this Court to Howard county, WAS |!
tried on Thursday and Friday of las
week. The jury rendered a verdict iii |
favor of the plaintiff FIR $31O.25. The
cause of action WAS the ilrcacn ufcontract |
on the sale IF q pair ~; ntui>s Messr*. !
Malcolm DorscY and $. y. Williams al !
peared for the pllintitf ani Senator john
6. Rogers and Harry :. Carver FOR the
defendant.
The Baltitrcre Conlcrcacc Epworth |
League Anniversary will nc he'll next |
Tuesday evening. March 31st, at tbs First |
NJ. E. Church, Baltimore. Strong adj |
dresses will be made and music will be
furnished by the EVworth League
chorus Everyone is earnestly urged to
be present \ conference Of Epworth |
Lcaguers will be held at Caroline Strel |
NJ E. Church, Baltimore, on Thursday |
evening, April 10th, to which every
pastor, president and vice president of
every local chapter is requested to be
present. This meeting will be held for
the purpose Of devising some plan for a
general evapgclistic movement in the
district.
The Irving-L Lowell Literary Society
of the Bel Air Academy and Graded
School met on Friday afternoon. The
programme was entitled IAN Hour With |
Whittier" Master Harry Mock delivered
his inaugural address, which was follow
ed by a sketch of Whittier by Clinton
Rockford; "The Snow Storm" Miss Har-
Ian. Pictures-"The Building ofthe Fire, "
Miss Castleman; The Moore" Miss
Stalev; 1.-The Hearth" Miss Bruins.
Observation-Disclosures" II. Muunikhuysen;
"Mother," Harry Mock; Uncle" Miss
Archer; Aunt" Miss Everett "The
Older Sister," Miss Batcman; "The
Younger Sister," Miss GLADDEN.; The
Master of the School" Walter Archer;
THE Guest" Miss Reckord, Miss Hop
kins; THE Close Of the Eyeting," Miss
Robinson; Lines Retrospective and Re
fective;" Miss Hunter; the Gazette, Miss
Archer; critics remarks, Miss Harlan.
"A number of New England resorts
have as Mattresses college students from
the larger woucrs' colleges. Tie head
waitress at wcII-known resort is an
undergraduate of Dryn Mawr College.
In another column will be found an adj
vertisement of the Inn at Buck I!iil Falls
for young women, school teachers, dress
makers and Others to act as mattresses
during the summer. The settlement at
Buck Hill Falls was founded By members
of the Society of Friends sorc three years
ago. 1t is located in the heart of tie
Pocano mountains in Il beautiful and
healthful country. The president of the
Company writes IL that lhcy have had
school teachers, drcsSmatcrS, etc. who
have been with tl.cH in the past and
that this help was very efficient and very
satisfactory. Some of our young people
who would like to have an outing for
the the summer will :i&l here a good
opportunity The Inn at Huci; iliil Fails
is to be doubled il siz: ihi, year and will
accommodate 90 people 50 th@t about
% mattresses will nc required. Some cf
our Hartford county pc"pl2 arcintlTeste'i
in the settlement.
-Appropos 20 the recent smallpox
scare in this county, il is interesting to
know that lettuce i an absolute prcve;!-
tatiye of this dread disease. y recent
article in Medical Talk says that no one
is in the least particle Of danger Of catch
ing smallpox WHO cats a little lettuce
every day. "SmalI9nE belongs to the
scorbutic class of diseases. Sailors at
sea, deprived of fresh vegetables. get
scurvy. Scurvy is a typical scorbutic
disease Smallpox is another. Small