The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-06-17


tend the commencement, which tool
place on June 4.
"A cake sale, under the auspices of tn
Womans Guild of Emmanuel Church
Bel Air, will be held at the rcctory OF
Saturday, June 18th, at 3 O'Clock L. NJ
James Moran and Robert D. Roberts
recently caught twolarge sturgeon in thu
SuSquehanna river near Port Deposit
One measured nine feet and the other si'
feet three inches.
The marriage of Miss Emily Evctt
Crawford, daughter of Mrs. John Craw
ford, of Havre de Grace, and Mr.. Howard
l.. Briney is announced to take place at
Rock Run Nj. T. Church on Wednesday
evening, June %.
The preparatory school for the West
ern Maryland College held its closing
exercises on Wednesday of last week.
Original addresses were made by Theo-
dore w. Darrall, of Magnolia, and Miss
Rose Z. Galbreath, of STREET..
Tomorrow, the residents of Aberdeen
will pass upon the feasibility OF the town
owning it's own electric plant. An ordi-
nance for the purpose of buying or erect
ing of such plant, limiting the expendi-
ture to $4,000, will be voted upon.
We are indebted to Miss Birdetta
Amoss for an invitation to attend the
commencement exercises of the PhIladel
phia School for Nurses, which will take
place on Wednesday evening, June p.
Miss Amoss is among the list of gradu-
| ates.
| The commencement of Forest Hill
school will be held on Friday evening,
June "a, at eight o'clock. The exercises
will be of the usual character, interspersed
with music and Rotations. MIR. John
A. Robinson, of the Bel Air bar, will de-
liver the address to the graduates.
We are indebted to Mr.. John Levering
Livezey for an invitation to attend the
commencement of Bucknell University,
which will take place on Wednesday,
June %. Mr.. Livezey is a son of Mr..
Isaac w. Lizezey, formerly of this county.
He is secretary of his class. class artist
and treasurer.
Judge Hugh T. Bay, Register of Wills,
recently underwent a serious operation
at the Church Home Infrmary, Balti-
more. The attending surgeons were
Doctors George Walker and John NJ. I.
Finney After the operation pneumonia
in slight form developed, but he is now
improving as rapidly ascould be expected.
Cecil X. West, by A. Freeborn Brown,
attorney, has brought suit against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on account
of personal injury by having aneye blown
out and nose split by railroad torpedo.
The plaintiff is boy who found the tor
pedo near Aberdeen, and not knowing
what it was struck it with hatchet,
causing it to explode.
Mr.. Smith n. Bradford, book-keeper
of the Second National Bank of Bel Air,
has been elected teller, succeeding MIR.
Clifford D. Rosan, who has resigned.
The change goes into effect, the hrst OF
Iulv. This step was taken by Mr.. Rosan
so that he can devote his entire time to
the insurance business, in which he has
large growing clientage.
Professor Oliver L. Fassig, chief of
the Weather Bureau, and MIR. George y.
Brown, editor of the Weekly Sun, were
guests at the farm of Mr.. c. Bosley Lit
tig, near VanBibber, on Tuesday. Pro-
lessor Fassig was much interested in the
singular freak of lightning that was re-
ferred to in last weeks -l:gis. A most
minute inspection failed to show the
slightest sign of burning or scorching. A
house near by was struck on the window
sill the same night and set on fire.
The Delta Brick Company, newly
organized for the manufacture OF all
kinds of bricks, recently opened its trst
kiln. 1t contained about 100000 brick,
some of which had already been sold.
The company is now building a second
kiln larger than the first, and it is pro-
posed to push the business. MIR. d. Bur
nett Reckord, of Bel Air, is the general
sales agent. and he has received num-
Der of nattering inquiries looking to the
sale of all that the factory can manufac-
ture.
-Children's Day services were held at
Cranberry NJ E. Church South, Perry
man, last Sunday at o'clock P. Nj.
The handsome edifce was filled to over
flowing. An interesting programme con-
sisting of Rotations, dialogues, pleas
ingly interspersed with music was rem
dered. The pastor, Rev. Harry w. Bur
russ, made an interesting and appropri-
ate address. The Sunday school is in
flourishing condition under the manage
ment of the efficient superintendent, Mr..
Charles II. Wood.
Tho Maryland and Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will run special eX-
cursion from Delta and way stations to
train leaves Delta at GEO A. NJ, arriving
in Bel Air at 40. The fare from Delta
will be 81 and 10 cents from Bel Air.
Tickets arc good only on special train
going, but can be used to return by any
train. Visitors can either go to Tolches-
ter, River View Park, Druid Hill Park,
Electric Park or any of the surrounding
pleasure resorts of Baltimore, returning
on the 1850 train that night.
AT Il recent meeting of the City Coun-
Gil of Havrc dc Grace, County Commits
| sioner b. Frank Uanway and MIR. John
d. Worthington, representing the trustees
of the Woolsey estate, made request for
a contribution towards the cost of con-
structing the Churchville and Havre &c
Grace road. Mr.. Hanway stated that
the road would prove n great benefit to
this city on account of it being terminus.
He SAID that the county had levied Sc, 900
this year for the road, and that the levy
of next year would contain a further APP
preparation, as the expense that would
have to be borne was more than should
be levied in one year. Mr.. Worthington
outlined the provisions of the Woolsey
will and its bearing on road improve
ments. Both Mr.. Hanway and MIR.
Worthington said that unless the City of
| Havre de Grace made a contribution the
project would probably be altogether
abandoned.