The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-08-04
Local oAffairs.


Chapel on next Sunday afternoon b
Rev l.. J. Sothoron, rector.
Ellen V. Vogts and husband hav
made deed of trust to Walter w. Pres
ton, trustee. Bond $4,000.
-Antoiuctte Beall has been granted al
absolute divorce from her husband, Jane
F. Beall Harry s. Carver was the com
plainant's attorney.
The monthly meeting of the Woman
Guild OF Emmanuel Church, Bel Air, vii
be held on Monday. August Z, at
O'Clock. in the church.
A fair will be held at st. lgTatius
Church, Hickory. on Wednesday anc
Thursday evenings. August Is and II
Supper will be served each evening.
Mr.. E r. Rutlcdge has rebuilt his
cigar mandatory near Upper Cross
Roads. which was burned sometime ago,
and has resumed the manufacture of his
goods.
"A heavy hail storm passed over Bush
River Neck in the vicinity of Perry
on Sunday afternoon. The area covered
by the storm was not large but consider
able damage was done.
John Livezev, a son of Mr.. Isaac w.
Livery, who was running cottage at
Holly Beach, New Jersey, was accidental
" drowned on Tuesday afternoon last
while bathing in the surf
On Monday Captain NJ. A. Reckord,
ofCompany d, Bel Air, condacted the ex-
animation of the lieutenants for the
Westminster military company that was
organized short time ago.
Spot and future tomatoes are firm at
75 cents. The small lot of tomatoes left
over from 1904, the decreased average
this year and the unfavorable outlook
for a good yield all justify these prices.
Commander X. N Bowerman of the
department of Maryland, G. A. R., has
Amounted DR.. X. X Robinson, of Sharon,
aide Gle camp on his staff. DR.. Robinson
is a member of Post 40, G. A. r., Forest
Hill.
The Bel Air Methodist Episcopal
Sunday School, held its picnic at Otter
Point on Friday last. About 225 per-
sons were in the party. 1t was one OF
the real old fashioned affairs, and every
body enjoyed splendid day.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Church
Vile PRESBYTERIAN Church will hold
festival on the church lawn on the even
ings of August 10 and 16. There will
be fancy, cake, candy and ice cream
tables. Everybody is invited.
"A tournament for the benefit OF st.
Mary's Church, Clermont Mills, will be
held on the grounds adjoining the church
on Wednesday, August %, commencing
at . O'Clock P. NJ A cordial invitation
is extended to everyone to attend.
Mr.. John H. Michael, of Swan Creek,
was in Bel Air on Friday in his new auto
mobile. 1t is Winton make and built
especially for speed. These machines be-
long to the high grade class and are not
excelled by any other of a like build.
MIR. Clifford d. Rosan, of the firm of
Rosan Brothers, Bel Air, has rented
Buffers Mills from the owner, Mrs.
Laura G. Butler This property is
situated at Vale. The new proprietor
entered into possession on Tuesday.
The young people of Ehenezer Church
will hold lawn fete and entertainment
at the residence of Mr.. Charles Hess,
near Rutledgc, this, Friday evening,
August +, for the benefit of Ebcnezer
Church Ice cream and confectionery
will be for sale.
MIR. John Moores, of the Big Woods,
is the authority for the statement that
there will be another big corn crop, I'M
less hereafter conditions destroy tie
present prospect The farmers of Har-
ford were particularly blessed with heavy
Yields of corn in the fall of 1904, and we
will be glad to record a like occurrence i'll
1905.
General Murray Vandivcr attended
the Democratic convention held in Bel
Air on Tuesday. He was warmly greeted
by large number of friends. Mr.. Van
diver stands high in the council of the
leaders of the state, but he never for
gets his native county of Hartford. One
of his strongholds of political strength
has been the affection that is borne for
him by his own people.
The annual tournament for the bene-
fit of St Stephens Catholic church, Brad
shaw, will be held on the church grounds
on Wednesday afternoon, August 1G.
The officers of the tournament will be ::
Chiefmarshal, Mr. Paul A. Fleury; judges,
DIR. |. F. Fl. Gorsuch, Messrs. Z. F.
Raphell, Van Brant RittenhouSe and L..
G. Quinlin; heralds, Armour Jenkins, Jr.,
lack Talifcrro and Frank Stanton;
speakers, Frank |. Duncan and Elmer
Halle.
Rev. and Mrs Spencer S. Greenwich,
of Bel All, were hosts to Il number of young
people on sailing party on Bush river
on Tuesday. The guests were Misses
Mayfeld Wright, Eta Rouse. Annie
Laurie Worthington, Lillian and Mar
garet Hanway, Helen and Miriam Robin
son, Helen Reckord and Reatha POcock,
Messrs Emory A. McComas, NJ. A.
Reckord, w. Oliver Hughes, Harvey
Coale, Edmund Hunter, Charles H. Reed,
Ii. Ross Barton and Armheld Proctor.
A Japanese promenade concert will
be held in the Assembly Rooms of the
Masonic Temple, Bel Air, on Thursday
evening, August 10, at s O'Clock. Tetc.
a-tete tables will be tastefully arranged
about the room. where Japanese refresh
ments will he served by young ladies il
costume Japanese souvenirs will also
he on sale, and the entertainment will be
unique in its character. Local talent
will furnish vocal and instrumental
music, and the evening promises to be {
pleasant one for all who will attend, anC
aid the worthy cause for which the pro
ceeds will be applied,
The house of George Turner, cOlored
near Forest Hill, caught fire on Frida,
about noon and was totally destroyed
BY the aid OF neighbors, nearly all tn
contents were saved This house wa
the scene of the homicide some years ago
When Mr. Charles Whitaker was shot ant
killed Inv Vim + bowling Mr. Whitakc