The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1903-05-22

land General Hospital. DR.. Dclrvctt is a
resident of this county an! was recently
graduated from the Baltimore Medical
, College with high honors.
About twenty members of Mt. Ararat
Lodge, Bel Air visited Esdraclon Lodge
ut Delta, Pa, on Thursday night of last
week. They witnessed the cXcmpliiIca-
ton Of the third degree and were liospita-
bly, received by their hosts.
The Ladies Mite Society of Dublin
NJ. Z. Church will hold regular monthly
meetings at the parsonage on the first
Thursday of each month. Mrs. ]. X.
Pardew is president Of the society and
Miss Rose McDoon treasurer.
We are indebted to Mr.. F. D. Morri-
son, superintendent of the Blind Asylum,
Baltimore, for an invitation to attend
the celebration of the tfticth anniversary
of the foundation of the school which
was held on Tuesday, Nav 10th.
The members of the Fork Literary
and Debating Society will give an enter
tainmcnt in Shirley Hall at Fork on
/ Saturday evening, May 80. The society
will he assisted by outside talent and the |
programme will be entertaining.
| MIR. and Mrs. David Grey have issued |
cards for the marriage of their daughter, |
Miss Lulu Maudc Grey, and MIR. Barclay |
Davis Tucker The ceremony will take
place on Wednesday evening, June 3D., at !
$50 O'Clock, i'll Centre N. Z. Church.
The game of base ball scheduled to !
| be played at Delta, tomorrow, Saturday !
afternoon, has been cancelled, and in !
stead, a game will be played on the Bel !
Air grounds with the strong Fulton
Athletic Club, of Baltimore. Game
to be called at $50 p. NJ.
Among the exhibits at the Horse
Show was the handsome pair of driving
horses OF MIR. Harry D. Hanway of Bel
Air. They carried off one OF the prizes .
and Mr.. Hanway was offered a fancy
price for his pets. 1t is needless to say
that the offer was declined.
Cards have been issued for the
nuptials of Miss Mary Fernando dc /
Velasco, of New York, and Honorable !
Herman Stump, of Bel Air The cere-
mony will take place at the church of
the TRANSPORTATION, New York, on the
afternoon of Wednesday, June Sd.
Mr. William c. Wilson, former CON-
missioner of this county recently met
with painful accident. He fell from a
load OF straw on which he was riding, |
breaking rib and severely cutting his
head As he is about scventy-cight years
old his injuries are of painful nature,
but he is improving.
The continued dry weather is creating
a serious condition for all kinds of vcGe-
tation and growing crops. Unless rain
soon falls, the shortage in hay and wheat
will cause much discomfort to our
farmers. Corn planting is at Il stand
still and there is no relief in sight, the in
dications being Tor continued dry /
weather.
iiittI hSl 10! Si'Ol I''4IlStlNSS - III
proving and il is possible that the price
will go up sufficiently to enable holders
to clean up all OF last wears crop. The |
future market on account of the I'M
seasonable weather is stitfening up and
it may he possible that the price will soon
90 above 10 cents. Future and spot /
corn is also being affected by weather
conditions. /
The conference of workers will he
held at the Epworth League Rally of Bel
Air, Mt. Zion. Thomas Run, Smiths |
Chapel and Calvary Chapters on Tues
day afternoon, May Goth, at 2. 80 o clock.
At night there will be an address on the
Passing of the Epworth Wheel and |
Rev. X. G. Murray will speak on the
New Forward Movement" The Nc
Comas brothers will sing.
The usual Decoration Day services |
will be held at Dublin NJ. E. Church on
Saturday afternoon, May Goth, bcginn-
ing at two o'clock. Speakers are eX-
pectcd from Aberdeen, Darlington and |
Bel Air. After the exercises, 4 festival |
under the auspices of the Ladies Mite
Society, will be held Refreshments of
all kind will be on hand for sale. The
proceeds will be for the Dublin NJ. f.
Church and parsonage.
County Examiner Wright has re-
ceived notice from State Superintendent |
NJ. Bates Stevens that the National |
Educational Association will be held i'll
Boston this year. Round trip tickets via
the Pennsylvania Railroad can be secured |
from Baltimore for $11 80 which includes |
membership dues. The attention of the |
teachers and others interested is also |
called to the State Association which !
will meet at Ocean City.
"A large number OF people from this
county witnessed the celebration at Tome |
Institute which closed on Saturday. The !
number Of visitors that day ran into the |
ten thousand mark. One ofthe features |
was the athletics. In the relay race there
were four contestants from the Bel Air
Academy in charge of vice-principal
Charles H. McNabb. They were Henry
| Munnikhuysen, Edmund Smith, Harry
| Nickum and Edgar Webster. The races
were for mile and this quartette
| finished third. On a protest however,
i they were awarded second place.
We call the attention of orr readers
to an advertisement of l.. NJ Thaycr
and Son, general agents, for Il modern
system OF Pneumatic Water Works, for
country and town houses. \ complete
| outfit has been fitted up and is now on
exhibition at the Eagle Hotel" Bel Air.
This system combines simplicity, ,lurabil-
ity and reliability 1t cont mas many
hygienic points inits favor and the theory
Of operation, when fully understood, is
quite simple. Mr.. Thaycr is anxious to
have every interested person call and sec
| practical demonstration of this modern
invention. The price is quite reasonable
and those who contemplate the intro
duction of water works into their houses
and have not the facilities of reservoir
supply would do well to investigate lie.
fore installing any other plant.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
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