The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1905-06-23
Local affairs.

UavTe de Grace.
The hot foggy weather Of the pas
week is causing some of the wheat Gro
to rust, especially the late sowings.
The Baltimore county primaries wi
be held on Saturday, July s The count
convention will be on the following Tue:
day
The Comptroller has apportioner
Harfor county IS, 1872 6 as its share c
the state school tax for the quarter end
ing June Is.
Mr.. Harry G. Day, of near Pylcsville
is member of the petit jury for tn
United States District Court, now il
session in Baltimore.
The Chestnut Hill school will hold it
commencement this. Friday, evening
There are two graduates, Miss dig;
Black and Hall Holland.
"A marriage license was issued in Ral
timore on Wednesday to Mr.. John II. G
Trout. of Stewartstown. and Miss Min
ME r. Almonv of near White Hall.
Mr.. William J. Graham and Mis-
Fife Hackney were quietly married a
the home Of the bride in Havre de Grace
on Wednesday evening of last week.
The farmers of Baltimore county are
complaining of the scarcity of hands, and
are resorting to all kinds of expedients to
get men to help with the harvest work
Tomorrow Saturday the Bel Ali
base hall club will play the Gainesville
Country Club. at Gainesville. and will
he accompanied BY their band of faithful
rOOters.
Mr.. Henry Young and Miss Louisa
Kelly, both of Forest Hill, were married
ut the parsonage of Grace NJ. p. Church,
Rel Air, on Sunday, by the pastor, Rev.
c. K. McCaslin.
-Four large ice houses at Frenchtown,
opposite Havre de Grace. caught fire ut
an carly hour on Friday morning and
were burned The loss will be between
5000 and 100000.
Mr. Row M Grove of Fawn Grove,
Pa, and Miss Olive A. Dill. of Gatchell-
vile, Pa, were married on Wednesday,
June 81. Mt noon. at Emmanuel Church,
Bel Air. hv Rev. K. A. Castleman.
During n thunder storm last week,
lightning struck tree on The farm of Mr..
Harry Krout. near the Maryland line.
1t was burned to the stump. This is
considered a very rare occurrence.
-Messrs. William Howard Michael
and Robert B. Yarnall, of Peruvian.
were among the graduates of st. lanes
College, Ragerstown. Mr.. Yarnall was
awarded the prize forexcellence in mathe-
mates.
On Monday ]. A. Dozen, attorney for
Martha !. Ecoff. mortgage, sold H.
acres of land at public sale at the Court
House door. 1t was purchased by w.
r. McComas for $500. w. Thompson
was the auctioneer.
Mr. c. c. Chapman. of Gunpowder,
Baltimore county, and Miss Ida May
Baldwin, of Abingdon. were married at
the Methodist Episcopal Church in Ahiug-
don, last Sunday morning. Rev. r. S.
Barnes performed the ceremony.
Next Sunday morning, Mt. Ararat
Masonic Lodge will attend divine ser
vices at the First PRESBYTERIAN Church,
Rel Air, this being st. Johns Day. The
pastor, Rev s. s. Greenwich will preach
a sermon appropriate to the occasion.
The canned goods market is much
frmer. Both spot and future tomatoes
are in demand. Before long it Is predict
ed that Gamers will see 20 cent market.
This is welcome news for those who are
holding their last years crop in contem-
plation of living profits.
Making clover hay was begun this
week bv all of our farmers who have any
crop of this desirable feed for stock.
Next week. considerable wheat will be
cut. The indications are for fairly good
yield, although the drouth in the early
spring somewhat shortened the grass.
Miss Go1die Bristow, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Bristow, of Havre
de Grace, and Mr.. Clarence c. Arnold, Of
Aberdeen, were married at the home of
the bride on Wednesday afternoon by
Rev X. G. Murray. Immediately after
the ceremony they wentto Camden. New
Jersey, where they will reside.
Triumph Lodge l. o. 0. F., of Bel
Air, has accepted an invitation to be
present at the reunion of Lower Chance
ford Lodge at Airville. Pa, to be held on
Thursday, July 20 The party will have
about 45 in number and will be accom-
panied by the Bel Air band. The mem,
bers will travel by special train.
The commencement of the Jarretts.
vile Academy will be held this, Friday
evening. The graduates are Misses Mary
Cornelia Cairnes, Laura Belle Foard,
John Ira Barton, Charles Henry Sehus-
ter and Hugh Raymond Spencer. The
address to the graduating class will be
delivered by Hon. Walter w. Preston.
Rev. William A. Price. who was re.
Gently called to the Presbyterian Church
of the Covenant, in Baltimore, was in
stalled on Thursday evening. Rev
Samuel c. Wasson, moderator of the
Presbytery, was in charge of the services
The congregation of Bethel church has
not yet called successor for Mr.. Price
Miss NJ. Lucille Robinson, daughter
of Senator and Mrs. Thomas II. Robin
son, received three distinct honors at the
graduation exercises at St. Joseph:
College, Emmittsburg. Sine was award
cd gold medal for excellence in hei
classical course. and won first honors il
mathematics and a premium in compo
sition.
The engagement of Miss Frances
Moale Spencer, daughter of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Jervis Spencer, of Green Spring
Valley, and Captain Stuart Symingtor
Janney, is announced. Captain jaime,
is a son of the late Johns S. Janney, o
Indian Spring Farm. He is regarded a
one of the rising young members of tn
baltimore Bar.
At the Deer Creek Farmers Club OF
Saturday afternoon, President Johl
Moores showed stalk of corn ~ fee
long. which he had wisely pulled on
while thinning his crop. He was oifere,
81 per stalk for as many more as b
could show. but insisted that if the offe
were accepted he would soon bankrup
the party making it.