The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-07-29
Local cAHans.


County Treasurer John Finnry Wells
has authorized the Darlington Bank tr
receive and receipt Tor state and county
taxes.
The E.lrcwood NJ. L. Sunday scho"
will hold an ice cream festival on Satur
dav evening. August e, il Edgcwoo'
hall.
Services ut the Hartford Baptist Meet
inc House, near Iarrettsvilic, ON Satur,
dav afternoon and Sunday morning, July
80 and 81.
A marriage license was issued in Bal
timorc last Friday to Mr.. Charles II
Courtney and Miss Henrietta NJ. Lamp
lev, both of this county.
The monthly meeting of the Woman
Guild oi Emmanuel Church, Eel Air, will
be held on Monday afternoon, August i,
at 5 o'clock, in the church.
-Havrc de Grace has passed an ordi-
nance imposing penalty for giving false
fire alarms. The punishment is fine o!
500, onc-half to 60 To the infor;rsr.
-Pevton Stroblc, a littic son %! Mr.. ].
William Strobe. wh" is spending the
summer in Bel Air, was bitten by i dog
one day last week. While painful, his
wounds are not dang
Capt. John G. Constable, Company
E, First Regiment, of T;lkton, has resign
ed. lie has decided to locate in Denver,
Colorado, where he has been for the past
year on account Of i'll health.
MIR Clarence Ri@,lon, son of Mr..
Charles Ri5don, of Chestnut Hill, who is
now living i'll New York, lost one OF his
arms i'll a fodder cutter which lie was
operating one day last week.
The wedding OF Miss Lillian Rutledse,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William 5.
Rutledgc, of Madonna, and MIR. John
Lawrence Richardson took place at
Bethel Presbyterian Church lastevcning.
"A tournament for the benefit OF St.
Stephens Church, Baltimore county, will
be held on Wednesday, August "a, on the
church property between Upper Falls and
Bradshaw. The coronation address will
be delivered by DR.. J. Z. II. Gorsuch.
Judge Hugh T. Ray, register Of wills,
left the Church Home lntirmary last
week where he has been for some time re-
covering from an operation. On his way
home he suffered a relapse and had to be
returned to the hospital at once. Eic is
now much better.
The Teachers Institute will he held i'll
Bel Air the first week i'll September, be-
ginning on Monday the 9TH Amherst
ing programme has been prepared by
superintendent Wright and the event will
be looked forward to ny our LEGAL resi-
dents as well as other friends Of public
education.
-Evcrv0nc wants to know why the
town bell does not strike any more. The
.-Egis would like 20 tell its readers but
the definite information seems nottortt-
coming. tit IS out OF order tie Town
Commissioners should have it tiXcl at
once. A fire alarm is no toy to be play ed
with for few months and then aban-
doned.
Mr.. George Cunningham, who lives
on the farm of Col. Otho 5. Lee. near Bel
Air, met with n painful accident last Sat
urday night. He was riding home wien
one of his arms caught ina broken tire OF
one of the wheels of his vehicle. The
member was injured SO badly that he
was sent to Il Baltimore hospital for
treatment.
MIR. 6. A. Uoblitzel!, Jr, formerly of
Smith, Rouse and Webster, has resigned
his position to take etttct August l. He
has accepted place on the staff of the
Bel Air Times Nj IIoDiitzell las for a
number of wears acted as the local cores
pondcnt for one of the Baltimore dailies,
and his experience will ala him in accept-
ably filling his new station.
The Darlington baseball team defeat
ed the ChurcIlv;llc rinc last Saturday on
the Darlington grounds Ivy the score Of
IS toS. Churchvillc' dcG,at WAS largely
due to Harward's costly errors at third
base. Both pitchers were hit freely. Oar
lingtOn played . good game in Tie field.
the batteries wcrr: Darlington, F"rsy Tie
and Forsythc; Churchvillc, Calder and
Price
On Wednesday, Walter Finney, for
nIcr cashier of the Second Natio1 al Bank
of Bel Air. appeared before Commissioner
Rogers in Baltimore and gave bail for
5000 for the action? of the Federal
Grand Jury respecting his transactions
with the bank THIS ;tct;ano of Mr.. Finney
was voluntary. the step being taken as
soon as it was learned that the govern
ment intended to investigate the affair.
The County Commissioners have or
dered the stone crusler 20 he removed to
Forest Hill, and work will at once COM
mence on the road that is to he partly
improved by the money LETT by the late
Miss Rehccca Woolsry. This has been
augmented by voluntary subscriptions
from residents of the neighborhood, who
deserve great credit for their cntcrpris:. in
thus getting some of tie good of the
money at so carly a day.
An enjoyable reception was given on
Thursday evening OF last week 1T tie
home of Mr. ana Mrs. {. {. Crouin, Of
Abingdon, i'll honor Of their daughter
Miss Carrie. and her guest Miss Sadie
Scott. Of TappahannocI. Virginia.
Young friends from various parts of the
county and some from distance called
and were entertained i'll various ways by
the host and hostess with the assistance
of few friends. During the evening re-
frcshmcnts were served.
The patrons of tie Hsl Nj. schoo! will
learn with regret t!.e resignation Of Miss;
EIizaicth Wilson ~ one of the faculty, on
account of i'll health. Miss Wilson has
been connected with the school !Dr tour
years and has furnished Il daily Obj, Ct
lesson Of untrng effort, patient but finn
discipline, sound scholarship and hearty
cooperation with the other teachers To
aurther the best interests of the school
We hope to see her soon again rcjpin IT,,
ranks as IN active teacher.
About dark one evening last week, a!
two daughters of Rev. William II. Smith
of Philadelphia, who hasa summer home
near Churchvillc, were driving down tn,