The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-06-16
Local affairs.


term of court.
Among the graduates at the Woman:
College, is Miss Elizabeth Smith Thomas
of Darlington.
Joseph S, Garter has been appointed
postmaster at Scarboro, vice Benjamin
X. Scarborough.
Mr. b. {. Hanway has been appoint.
ed administrator of the late 5. E. Han,
way; bond $1,000.
The Sunday school reunion of West
Hartford Circuit will be held at Cooptown
on Thursday, August Sd.
-Children's Day services will be held
in Norrisville NJ. E. Church next Sunday
afternoon at 2 80 o'clock.
The Supervisors of Election met in
Bel Air on Wednesday aud examined the
registers appointed at the last meeting.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Baltimore and Bel Air Electric
Railway will be held III Bel Air on Mon
day.
The Archdeaconery of Towson, met
in Towson last week. Rev K. A. Castle
man, of Bel Air, took part i'll the pro-
ccedings.
Tomorrow, Saturday, Bel Air will
play the Ccntaurs of Baltimore, Il strong
aggregation, and fast exciting game is
expected.
The Willard W. c. 7. u, will meet at
the home of Mrs. Martha Trealile, in
Mill Green, on Tuesday afternoon, June
20, at go O'Clock.
The Womans Guild of Emmanuel
Church, Bel Air, will hold a cake sale at
the residence of Mrs. Ohio S. Lee on Sat
urdav afternoon at o'clock.
The graduating class of the Havre
de Grace High School will have ten men,
bsrs this year. The commencement will
take place on Friday evening, June 23d.
The net receipts OF the Havre de
Grace cantata amounted to $33O.5o.
This will 90 towards fund to be raised
for building the proposed annex TO the
school house.
The Hartford Medical Association
will meet Wednesday evening, June 21st,
Mt the Eagle Hotel Bel Air. DR.. Purnell
F. Sappington will read a paper on the
sanitary condition of Bel Air.
Alexander Yearly and Son, through
Moore and Walton, have sold to Mr.
Edward Brady, of Baltimore, the farm Of
Mr.. Crane, near Laurel Brook, on the
Maryland and Pennsylvania Railroad.
Mt. Ararat Masonic Lodge will at
tend the First Presbyterian Church, Bel
Air, on Sunday morning, June 25, this
being St. Johns Day. Rev. S. S. Green
we'll will preach asermon appropriate to
the occasion.
The commencement of the Jacob Tome
Institute was held on Tuesday. The fol-
lowing boys were in the graduating
class: W. R. Harvard Fulford, J. T.
Heaps, STREET., and \. V. Vanneman,
Havre de Grace.
The hearing Of the objections to the
ratification of the finding of the condem-
nation jury on the Upper bloomsbury
Farm, was finished last Friday before
Judges Fowler and Burke. The court
held the case sub curia.
Mrs Margaret Miller Warheld wife
of Mr.. o. w. Warfeld, of Baltimore, died
on Friday. She was 81 years of age and
a daughter of the late Thomas Chew
Miller, of Montgomery county. Mrs. D.
E Price, of this county, is one of her Sis
tiers.
The Board of Trustees of the Mary
land Agricultural College has passed
resolution, rendering vote of thanks to
Mr. c. Bosley Littig for his assistance
in perfcctiug the arrangements and aid
ing in the successful results of the recent
corn special.
The Deer Greek Farmers Club will
meet at the residence of Mr. Thomas
Lochary, as the guest of Mr.. Fred.
LoclIary, on Saturday evening. June l I.
The roll call will be at O'Clock. The
subject selected for discussion is 'Rota-
ton in Crops.
-Messrs. James Lee and Joseph T.
Hopes, have returned from Tennessee.
Mr.. Lee purchased twenty head OF regis
tered Guernsey heifers from Getty's stock
farm, located at Athens, Tennessee. The
price paid was good one as the animals
are exceptionally fine.
Miss Ida May CoaIe, Oldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip F. Coale, of
Churchville, and Mr.. Nelson A. McNey,
were married on Thursday night of last
week at the Aberdeen M. +, parsonage
by Rev. Mr.. Courtney. Mr.. and Mrs.
McVey will reside near Aberdeen.
Rev. Richard N Edwards, pastor of
Doubs NJ. E. Church, and Miss Elsie
Elizabeth Bailey, of Darlington, were
married in the Darlington NJ. E. Church
at one O'Clock p NJ. on Wednesday. Rev.
John r. Edwards, brother of the groom,
performed the ceremony.
Frank Hornberger, charged with as
saulting little daughter of Benjamin J.
Wychgram, of Edgewood, had a hearing
before Justice Richardson on Monday.
The charge was dismissed. States AT.
torney J. r. Stiler appeared for the
prosecution and John S. Young for the
defense.
The commencement of the Maryland
School for the Blind has been held thi:
week Ii is wonderful to see the ability
and skill shown by these unfortunate
persons. The lack Of sight seems to have
developed in them an additional sense
that in a great measure makes up toi
their misfortune.
Mr. Louis Dashiell has purchased :
Cadillac automobile runabout through
Mr. II. D. Hanway. This increase make
quite a formidable number of thes
machines in Bel Air, and town horses ar
now becoming accustomed to them
Strange to say, the older animals min
them more than the colts.
The Maryland College of Music, {
1875 McMechen street, Baltimore, hel
its commencement and concert on Tue:
:. day evening, June 9th, at Ford's Oper
House. The musical programme wa
elaborate and well rendered. This colleg
is fast winning front position with lii
institutions of the state.